Clean tech push: India may draw Rs 8,000 crore investment at IESW 2025; EVs, energy storage and hydrogen in spotlight

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With global players and key states on board, India Energy Storage Week aims to boost manufacturing and green innovation through new partnerships and MoUsIndia is likely to attract investment exceeding Rs 8,000 crore in energy storage, electric mobility and green hydrogen during the upcoming India Energy Storage Week (IESW) 2025, to be held in New Delhi next month, PTI reported.Organised by the India Energy Storage Alliance (IESA), the event is scheduled for July 8–10 and is expected to bring together over 150 partners and exhibitors, alongside more than 1,000 companies. The platform will be used to facilitate business deals, MoUs and foreign collaborations aimed at accelerating India’s clean energy manufacturing ambitions.“The upcoming India Energy Storage Week 2025 is poised to be a game-changer for India’s energy storage sector. We anticipate a remarkable surge in investments,” said Vinayak Walimbe, Managing Director, Customized Energy Solutions.According to a statement from IESA, international delegates from countries including Australia, Germany, France, the UK, Finland, Canada, the USA, Israel and Korea are expected to participate. The alliance is also working with Gujarat, Odisha, Telangana and Chhattisgarh as state partners, and several central ministries are supporting the event.Debmalya Sen, President of IESA, said, “This year, we will witness the convergence of world-class innovations and foreign investments that will drive our industry forward.”The investment focus will span across battery storage, EV infrastructure and emerging clean technologies such as green hydrogen. These align with India’s larger strategy to position itself as a global hub for sustainable manufacturing.IESA recently projected that mobility and battery tech startups in India could attract $500 million in investments over the next year, further reflecting momentum in the sector.Government data from 2023 showed over 6,600 clean tech startups operating across 450 districts in nearly 34 states and Union Territories, underscoring the scale and reach of innovation within the country.





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