Yogesh K Porwar
*Sustainable Energy,India Agenda 2047 – International Conference Concludes Successfully.
Energy Minister K.J. George today stated that along with policy and regulation, coordinated and organised efforts are essential for achieving energy transition.
Delivering the valedictory address,the second day of the international conference titled “Sustainable Energy,India Agenda 2047.
New Thinking on Law,Policy and Innovation for Energy Security,” jointly organised in Bengaluru by the Commonwealth Legal Education Association and the Energy Department,he said that the shift from conventional to renewable energy sources must move beyond ambition and be implemented through structured action.
“This conference has provided a platform for meaningful discussions among the judiciary, policymakers, regulators and industry.
The resolutions emerging from this conference will play a key role in shaping a sustainable energy future,”he said.
“The guidance of Supreme Court Chief Justice,Surya Kant and the Chief Minister,Siddaramaiah played a significant role in bringing together key stakeholders from the judiciary and the energy sector.Special thanks to Karnataka High Court Chief Justice Vibhu Bakhru and CLEA President Prof.Dr.S.Shivakumar.
The contributions of distinguished jurists, policymakers, industry leaders and academic experts from India and abroad have been invaluable,”Energy Minister KJ George said.
“Karnataka will continue its leadership by expanding renewable energy, strengthening storage systems, and enhancing infrastructure.
We will work collaboratively to support innovation in the renewable energy sector and achieve a sustainable future.
Our government remains committed to providing affordable and quality electricity to all,”Energy Minister KJ George Added.
“The Bengaluru Declaration from this conference will be a catalyst for transformative change in the renewable energy sector.
The judiciary has a critical role in shaping energy policy, and this conference has provided a vital platform for that engagement.
I also congratulate Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Energy Minister K.J.George on Karnataka securing the second position in renewable energy,”Minister of Law, Parliamentary affairs and Legislation HK Patil Government of Karnataka.
“This conference created a platform for meaningful dialogue between the judiciary and the executive.
Institutional collaboration will be decisive for India’s energy transition.”
*Dr.Shalini Rajneesh,Chief Secretary to Government of Karnataka.
“India’s energy demand is expected to increase nearly fourfold by 2047.Emphasising renewable energy adoption is the key solution.
Energy storage systems and advanced technologies are essential for ensuring energy security.Cooperation between the judiciary,government and industry will be crucial in this regard.”
*Gaurav Gupta,Additional Chief Secretary,Energy Department, Government of Karnataka.
Supreme Court Justice,Vikram Nath,Minister for Law and Parliamentary Affairs,H.K.Patil,Additional Chief Secretary of the Energy Department,Gaurav Gupta, KPTCL Managing Director,Dr. Ram Prasath Manohar, BESCOM Managing Director,Dr.N.Shivashankar,and KREDL Managing Director,K.P.Rudrappaiah,along with senior officials,members of the judiciary,policymakers, and industry leaders,were present at the conference.
