PM Narendra Modi: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate ‘India Energy Week 2023’ in Bengaluru and dedicate to the nation the HAL’s helicopter factory in Tumakuru today. PM Narendra Modi landed in Karnataka: to open HAL helicopter factory.
During the inauguration of Energy Week, PM will launch E20 fuel, a blend of 20 percent ethanol with petrol. Apart from this, he will also lay the foundation stone of various development initiatives during the visit. This will be PM Modi’s third visit to the poll-bound state in less than a month.
Earlier, PM had visited Hubballi on 12 January where he inaugurated a national youth festival and staged a massive roadshow. Later on 19 January, he was in Yadgiri and Kalaburagi districts where he sought to woo voters by showcasing development and social welfare programmes thereby giving the ruling BJP a launchpad in the run-up to the Assembly elections due by April-May.
Speaking of the India Energy Week (IEW) 2023 in Bengaluru that will be held from 6-8 February is aimed to showcase India’s rising prowess as an energy transition powerhouse. The event is expected to bring together leaders from the traditional and non-traditional energy industry, governments, and academia to discuss the challenges and opportunities that a responsible energy transition presents, an official release said.
It will see the presence of more than 30 ministers from across the world, the release said, adding that over 30,000 delegates, 1,000 exhibitors and 500 speakers will gather to discuss the challenges and opportunities of India’s energy future.
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During the programme, Modi will participate in a roundtable interaction with global oil and gas CEOs. He will also launch multiple initiatives in the field of green energy. In line with the ethanol blending roadmap, the Prime Minister will launch E20 fuel at 84 retail outlets of oil marketing companies in 11 states/ union territories.
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