8th

Edition

Navigating India’s Clean Mobility Transition

11 - 12 JULY, 2024
NDMC Convention Centre, New Delhi
CONFERENCE OVERVIEW
NGV India Summit, since 2016, has been the premiere leadership forum charting India’s transition to-
wards sustainable mobility and transportation driven by an expanding portfolio of cleaner alternative
fuels. While Natural Gas (CNG) has been the earliest and most significant player in this domain, subse-
quent developments in technology have seen the advent of LNG and a host of alternate mobility fuels
emerging on the horizon, poised to contribute significantly in lowering of greenhouse gas emissions.
Today, Ethanol blended flex fuel, green/blue Hydrogen – with both Fuel Cell and H2ICE applications,
Compressed Bio Gas (CBG) and Biodiesel are some of the major players in this new order, each present-
ing a lucrative market opportunity to the industry, while also having the robust backing of resolute policy
push from the Government and various PLI schemes.

This year, the 8th edition of the NGV India Summit sets
out to take a holistic view of the promising multifuels
roadmap. Leaders from natural gas sector and alterna-
tive fuels alongside captains of the automotive indus-
try - leading OEM’s and auto component majors would
come together for this 2 day apex summit to discuss in-
depth the vast opportunities, potential synergies, growth
avenues and solutions to challenges as India navigates
through the Clean Mobility Transition.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Natural Gas Producers, Oil & Gas
Government / Policy Makers / Regulators
Companies

Gas storage and transportation

OMC’s
infrastructure

Automotive OEM’s & Auto Component

Electrolyser and Fuel cell manufacturing
Manufacturers

Transport; Fleet Owners; Shared Mobility Technology solution providers

Sugar, Agro based Industries EPC firms

INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
Natural Gas: On one hand, the CNG network contin-
ues to expand, making the fuel more accessible. India aim-
ing to invest $4.95 billion in natural gas pipeline infrastruc-
ture in north-eastern states and northern federal territories
and planning to increase natural gas share to 15% by 2030.
The spread of CNG stations across the country has risen
to 3343 stations as of April 30, 2021, targeted to expand to
10,000 stations by 2030. At the same time, the Indian gov-
ernment is focusing on strengthening the LNG infrastruc-
ture to enable 1 lakh LNG buses / trucks this year.

Ethanol: The Government of India’s resolute promotion

of ethanol production and utilisation, highlighted by the
launch of “Global Biofuels Alliance” at the recent G20 sum-
mit has opened huge portals of opportunity. Under the “Eth-
anol Blended with Petrol” (EBP) Programme, the Govern-
ment targets 20% blending of ethanol with petrol by 2025,
which requires about 1700 crore liters of ethanol produc-
tion capacity. This will not only lower the nation’s import
bill for crude oil, but is also creating huge opportunities for
the sugar and allied industries with ethanol finding a new
market and major application area. Leading oil marketing
companies (OMCs) are set to procure 301 crore litres of
ethanol annually, while experts are trying to address sup-
ply side constraints. At the same time, flex fuel variants of
popular PV models have already been launched by leading
Automotive OEMs.

Hydrogen: The government has approved the National

Green Hydrogen Mission with an outlay of Rs 19744 crore
with the aim of making India a hub for manufacturing green
hydrogen. The green hydrogen policy put out by the MNRE
envisages the production of 10 million tonnes of green hy-
drogen by 2030. The government has already announced
a financial incentive of Rs 13050 crore for green hydrogen
production and Rs 4440 crore for the production of elec-
trolysers, giving a boost to the electrolyser industry. At
the same time, leading Automotive OEM’s and major Auto
Component technology pioneers are at the forefront of ma-
turing hydrogen fuel cell technology as well as the much
awaited H2ICE powertrain for HCV applications.

Compressed Biogas: The government is giving a

major push and policy incentive to biogas production, an-
nouncing setting up of 198 green energy plants so far this
fiscal year, which includes 12 compressed biogas (CBG)
plants and 186 biogas plants, while 556 plants—129 CBG
and 427 biogas are being developed.
KEY SESSIONS
Charting India’s multi-fuels roadmap in transition towards Clean Mobility
Vision 2030 India: Becoming a “Gas based Economy”; Expansion in gas
infrastructure (CNG-LNG)
Hydrogen Infrastructure: Production, Storage & Transportation
Automotive Industry Update: H2ICE powertrain, Hydrogen fuelcell
Opportunity areas: Electrolyser, modelling fuelcell
Opportunities in Ethanol Production for sugar and agro industry - addressing the
supplyside constraint
Govt Scheme & Policies in fostering the fast adoption of flex fuel vehicles in India
Futuristic Outlook : An update on CBG/ Bio-CNG plant set-up projects in India

NGV INDIA SUMMIT – A RETROSPECTIVE

7 1100+ 230+ 60+

Editions held Delegates Speakers Partners
SPEAKERS 2024
Dr Hanif Qureshi, IPS Prasad Arvind Chaphekar
Additional Secretary Deputy Secretary
Ministry of Heavy Industries Ministry of New and Renewable
& Public Enterprises Energy (MNRE)
Govt. of India Govt. of India
Kapil Kumar Jain Ravi
ED (Mktg-Retail LNG) Director General
GAIL (India) Limited ONGC Energy Centre
T Surya Kiran Dr Pankaj Sharma
Executive Director Additional Director - D&ES
ASRTU Petroleum Planning & Analysis
Cell (PPAC)
Ved Prakash Mahawar Neelkanth Marathe
Former Director Executive Director
ONGC Emission Control Manufacturers
Association (ECMA India)
Sangeet Singla Sandeep Jain
Director Executive Director
( Sugar & Vegetable Oil) (Gas Business)
Ministry of Consumer Affairs Indian Oil Corporation Limited
Food and Public Distribution
Govt. of India
Sanjay Kumar Mazumdar Alok Sharma
Chief Executive Officer Director
ONGC Green Limited (Research and Development)
Indian Oil Corporation
Dr Seema Paroha Deepak Ballani
Director Director General
National Sugar Institute Indian Sugar & Bio-energy
Manufacturers Association
Rajeev Kumar Dr Anshumali Bhushan
Executive Director Chief Executive Officer
(O&M and Marketing) IGLGENESIS
Indraprastha Gas Limited (Joint Venture of Indraprastha
Gas Limited & Genesis Gas
Solutions Pvt Ltd)
 Sanjay Goel Dipen Chauhan Sanjeev Gupta M K Biswas
Executive Director - Head General Manager Executive Director
Transportation Industries & CNG (Marketing-Retail) (Risk Management & Total
Bharat Heavy Electrical Gujarat Gas Limited North Region Quality Management)
Limited (BHEL) Bharat Petroleum Gail India Limited

Gaurav Kumar Kedia KR Raghunath Dr Probal Ghosh Manish Raj Singhania

Chairman Founder & CEO Assistant Director President, FADA
Indian Biogas Association KIS Group Sustainability Integrated Research and Managing Partner
Chairman Action for Development Mahindra Ralas Motors
Asian Biofuels Association (IRADe)

Sharath US D V Shastry P K Banerjee Hiren Mehta

Head – Marketing Executive Director Executive Director Chief Commercial Officer
Volvo Trucks Natural Gas Society Society of Indian Automobile (Green Hydrogen and Ammonia)
Manufacturers (SIAM) ACME Group

Bhashit Dholakia Atul Kharate Sanjay Pandita Ashim Sharma

Chief Operating Officer Chief Operating Officer, Director Head Gaseous Fuels Senior Partner & Group Head
IndianOil - Adani Gas Pvt Ltd IndianOil Adani Ventures (ALPG,Bio Gas,Hydrogen,CNG) Nomura Research Institute
Limited Jio-bp (Reliance BP Mobility (NRI) Consulting & Solutions
Limited) India Pvt Ltd
 Biswabhusan Mohanty Rajesh Kumathekar Veena Y V Abhinandan Dutta
Head – Maintenance President Deputy General Manager Director
Dhamra LNG Terminal Pvt Ltd Advantek Fuel Systems Bosch Mobility PwC
(subsidiary of Adani-Total Pvt
Ltd)

Narasimhan Santhanam Seema Phatnani Harish Jayaram Deepak Agarwal

Co-founder & Director Business development and Head of Business Manager
Energy Alternatives India integration manager – Development PwC
Regions, corporates & solutions Hygenco
bp India

Puneet Goel Kapil Bansal Ramakrishna Y B

Director and leader Parthenon Energy Transition Former Chairman
oil and gas and Decarbonisation Partner Working group on Biofuels
ICF EY Ministry of Petroleum and
Natural Gas (MoP&NG)

Shamsher Dewan Yogesh Shivani

Group Head & Vice President Principal, Business Performance
Corporate Ratings Improvement Consulting
ICRA NRI Consulting & Solutions India
Pvt Ltd
PARTNERS 2024
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 PAST SPEAKERS
Dr. Kirit S Parikh
(Padma Bhushan)
Chairman
Integrated Research and
Action for Development (IRADe)
DK Sarraf
Chairperson
Petroleum and Natural Gas
Regulatory Board (PNGRB)
SC Gupta
Joint Advisor
(Authorization and Technical)
Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory
Board, Ministry of Petroleum and
Natural Gas (MoPNG)
Mariarosa Baroni
President
NGV Italy
Amit Shah
Managing Director
Ace Gas Conversions
Pvt. Ltd.
Sustainable Energy Solutions
*Kindly note: The speakers mentioned herewith held the above designations during their participation at the 2023 edition of NGV India Summit, New Delhi.
Rajnath Ram Manoj Kumar Shekhar Channe DR VIBHA DHAWAN
Adviser (Energy) IAS, CMD Vice Chairman and MD Director General
NITI Aayog Delhi Transport Corporation Maharashtra State Road TERI
Transport Corporation
AK JANA M V Ravi Someswarudu Rajiv Sikka Dr Jyoti Parikh
Managing Director ED (O&M - CO) Startup Mentor Executive Director
Indraprastha Gas Ltd GAIL Noida Indian Institute of Technology Integrated Research and
Kanpur (Former CEO, IOAGPL Action for Development
(IRADe)
S.R. Meena T Surya Kiran Ashish Chutani Rajesh K Mediratta
Scientist - D & Executive Director Head - Government & Managing Director &
Biogas Divisional Head Association of State Road Transport Policy Affairs Chief Executive Officer
Ministry of New and Undertakings (ASRTU) Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. India Gas Exchange Ltd.
Renewable Energy
Government of India
Debasish Bera Sudipto Basu Anand Mimani Mukundan Iyer
Energy Lead Executive Director Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer
Strategy and Consulting Emission Controls GreenLine Ultra Gas & Energy Ltd.
Accenture Manufacturers Association
Anirudh Bhuwalka Dr. SC Sharma KR Raghunath Pradeep Eapen Mathew
Chief Executive Officer Formerly Officer on Special Duty Founder & CEO, KIS Group Assistant Vice President
Blue Energy Motors (Energy and Climate Change) Chairman, Asian Biogas and Invest India
Government of India Biofuel Association
Christian Rasche Dr Anuradda Ganesh Shyam Gupta
Vice President Chief Technical Advisor and Chief Manager-New Initiatives
Director Bharat Petroleum Corporation
Worthington Industries Cummins India Ltd.
PARTICIPATING COMPANIES SO FAR

Ace Gas Conversions Kongunadu Roadlines

Adani Gas Krishna Landi Renzo
Advantek Systems Landi Renzo Group
Ashok Leyland Luxfer Uttam
Association of State Road Transport Mahanagar Gas
Undertakings (ASRTU) Maharashtra State Road Transport
Automotive Research Association of India Corporation (MSRTC)
(ARAI) Mahindra & Mahindra
Bhagyanagar Gas Ltd. Maruti Suzuki
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas
Bosch Mitsubishi Corporation
Central UP Gas Ltd. Natural Gas Society
Delhi Transport Corporation Nissan Motors
DK-Lok Corporation OPW Global
Dover India Parker Hannifin
ENGIE Petroleum and Explosives Safety
Environment Pollution (Prevention & Control) Organization (PESO)
Authority (EPCA) Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory
Everest Kanto Cylinder Board (PNGRB)
GAIL India Petronet LNG
Green Gas Ltd. Reliance Industries
Greenfuel Energy Solutions Sabarmati Gas Ltd.
Gujarat Gas Ltd. Sandvik
H Energy Scania Commercial Vehicles
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Shell Energy
Honda Cars Shigan Quantum Technology
Indian Oil Corporation Swagelok
Indian Railways Organization For Alternate Tata Motors
Fuels (IROAF) The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
Indraprastha Gas Ltd. (IGL) Toyota-Kirloskar Motors
Integrated Research and Action for Torrent Gas Pvt Ltd.
Development (IRADe) Tubacex Service Solutions
Johnson Matthey India Tulsa Gas Technologies
KEI-RSOS Petroleum & Energy Limited TVS Motors
Kirloskar Pneumatic VE Commercial Vehicles
Westport Innovations (India)
Woodward

and many more...

PAST PARTNERS

Ministry of Road Transport and Highways Ministry of Heavy Industries

Government of India Government of India

Association of
State Road Transport Undertakings
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NGV India Summit is a very good platform
where we got the chance to meet all the stakeholders
particularly OEMs, the CGD operators and very
importantly start-ups who were amongst the many
who attended this conference. This has
been a great change I have seen and very useful for
us CGD operators.
ANUPAM
MUKHOPADHYAY
Chief Operating Officer,
GAIL Gas Ltd
NGV India Summit is a great initiative that
brings all the technology solution providers, OEMs,
policymakers and other user groups. We discussed
about issues pertaining to current scenario and its
lasting impact on the growth of NGV. It was an
excellent conference.
DR AK BALYAN
Chairman & Director,
Carmine Energy PTE
NGV India Summit has been able to get
together the stakeholders from the larger
ecosystem and not just NGV but also from the
automotive ecosystem such as players who are
dealing in Hydrogen and Electric.
ASHIM SHARMA
Senior Partner & Group Head,
Nomura Research Institute (NRI)
Consulting & Solutions India
Pvt Ltd
I think summit like NGV India is the platform
to share ideas and perspective, new research &
developments in future projects. I congratulate the
organisers for this really good experience.
MARIAROSA
BARONI
President,
NGV Italy
*Kindly note: The speakers mentioned herewith held the above designations during their participation at the 2023 edition of NGV India Summit, New Delhi.
NGV India Summit has done an excellent
job by bringing policymakers,
industry experts, manufacturers and all other
stakeholders on one common platform.
R.R.K. KISHORE
Executive Director,
Association of State Road
Transport Undertakings
(ASRTU)
NGV India is one such conference which
actually brought the key stakeholders on one platform
and the entire Messe Frankfurt team has created a
big event out of this conference where we met all the
OEMs, policymakers and agencies who are
implementing large projects.
VIJAY SHEKHAWAT
Director – Infrastructure, Energy
and Urban Development, PPPs,
South Asia, Australian Trade and
Investment Commission
(Austrade)
NGVs really have good potential to
expand, and scale will go up. We have, of course,
electric vehicles coming, which will also play a role.
So all of this will have a place in the emerging
scenario. So natural gas, LNG, and electricity—all
three—will find their place in the transport sector. And
I am very hopeful that all three will be there, at least
for the next 20–30 years. And India has a good future
in that regard. But looking at India’s growth, there is
huge potential for growth in these current volumes.
RAJESH K MEDIRATTA
Managing Director &
Chief Executive Office
India Gas Exchange Ltd
The seminar was fully focused on NGV’s as
well as the session on hydrogen. As far as H2 is
concerned, I feel that H2 will be the first priority for
the country and for the transportation sector. In this
direction, the Ministry of Petroleum is already taking
some initiatives, and they are putting up orders for
electrolyzers where the green H2 will be produced.
ALOK SHARMA
Executive Director,
Centre of High Technology
(MoPNG)
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