The Bharat Climate Forum 2025 aims to position India as a global leader in clean tech manufacturing, fostering self-reliance (Atmanirbharta) as the cornerstone of its journey toward a Net-Zero and Viksit Bharat. Achieving net-zero by 2070 demands not only bold climate action but also a robust domestic manufacturing ecosystem to support renewable energy, green mobility, and sustainable industries. India’s ambitious interim targets—reducing GDP emissions intensity by 45% from 2005 levels, achieving 50% of installed electricity capacity from non-fossil sources, and creating a 2.5–3 billion tonne CO₂ carbon sink by 2030— can only be met through self-reliance. Indigenizing production across critical clean tech value chains—from solar and wind to hydrogen and battery storage—will strengthen economic resilience, create jobs, and ensure energy security to support lives and livelihoods while driving industrial growth. Atmanirbharta is not just a climate and an economic imperative. It is also a strategic necessity to reduce reliance on imports, secure supply chains, and harness India’s potential as a global clean tech manufacturing hub. The Bharat Climate Forum 2025 seeks to catalyse these efforts by bringing together policymakers, industry leaders, funders, and global allies to drive investments, foster innovation, and build partnerships that align India’s net-zero ambitions with a vision for sustainable development, inclusive growth, and self-reliance.
The forum will focus on six foundational themes that are critical to driving India’s net-zero ambitions through self-reliance and clean tech leadership:
Digital Innovation & Banks
Rebuilding India post-COVID
India at Centre of the World
India & Global Financial Architecture
Future of Banks in India
Case for DeGovernmentalisation of Banks, or not
The Banks & $10 trillion India
Can the Next Decade be India’s Era
Financing multi-trillion dream
Conclave Briefing
Financing Multi-Trillion Dream
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