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India Hosts BRICS Energy Ministers' Meeting in Gurugram June 25-26

India will host the 11th BRICS Energy Ministers' Meeting in Gurugram on June 25-26 under its BRICS Chairship 2026. The meeting will focus on cooperation regarding energy security, sustainability, and innovation among member nations. India aims to showcase its progress in clean energy and power infrastructure while advancing priorities of the Global South. The BRICS grouping, with 11 countries, represents nearly half of the world's population and 40% of global GDP.

India to host BRICS Energy Ministers' Meeting on June 25-26 in Gurugram

New Delhi, June 21

India will host the 11th BRICS Energy Ministers' Meeting in Gurugram on June 25-26, bringing together energy ministers and senior officials from BRICS nations to discuss cooperation on energy security, sustainability and innovation.

According to the Ministry of Power, the meeting will be held under India's BRICS Chairship 2026 and will focus on strengthening collaboration among member countries at a time when nations are balancing energy security, affordability and climate goals.

"The meeting will bring together Energy Ministers and senior officials from all BRICS member countries to advance cooperation on energy security, sustainability and innovation," the ministry said in a statement.

India's energy agenda under its BRICS presidency is centred on three priorities - energy security and sustainability, energy access and equity, and technology and innovation.

The ministry said the meeting will also provide India an opportunity to showcase its progress in expanding clean energy and strengthening its power infrastructure.

"As the world's third-largest producer and consumer of electricity, and one of the fastest-growing major economies, India views secure, affordable and sustainable energy as a cornerstone of its Viksit Bharat 2047 vision," the statement said.

Highlighting India's role during its presidency, the ministry said, "India will seek to advance the priorities of the Global South while promoting practical cooperation on energy security, resilient supply chains, innovation and sustainable development."

The BRICS grouping currently comprises 11 countries and accounts for nearly half of the world's population and around 40 per cent of global GDP.

The ministry said the meeting is expected to strengthen cooperation on energy security, innovation and sustainable development while promoting practical collaboration towards secure, affordable and future-ready energy systems.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Sarah B

Critical timing for energy security discussions especially with global supply chain disruptions. Hope concrete outcomes emerge for affordable energy access in developing nations.

Michael C

Seeing India take the chair at BRICS is massive! Our energy transition story is inspiring - from 175GW renewable target to universal electrification. Proud moment for all Indians. 😊

Priya S

Important that BRICS nations work together on sustainable energy. However, we need to ensure that affordability isn't sacrificed for climate goals - many in Global South still lack basic power access. Hope India pushes for equitable solutions.

Vikram M

With countries representing nearly half the world's population, BRICS energy cooperation could really shape global energy markets. But implementation matters more than declarations - hope we see real tech transfer and investment partnerships emerge! 🔋

James A

Gurugram hosting this makes sense given its proximity to Delhi and modern infrastructure. Hope our delegates return with actionable plans for cross-border grid connectivity and joint R&D in green hydrogen.

Amit G

Brilliant that India's Viksit Bharat 2047 vision is linked to BRICS energy agenda. Instead of just importing technology, we should lead in manufacturing solar panels, batteries and smart grid solutions for the Global South. 'Make in India' for the world! 🌏

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