Private Sector Pavilion at International Solar Festival presented by TERI and Becquerel Institute

TERI and Becquerel Institute to jointly host Private Sector Pavilion at International Solar Festival

The International Solar Alliance (ISA), an intergovernmental organization dedicated to advancing solar power adoption for a carbon-neutral future, is hosting the first International Solar Festival in New Delhi from September 5-6, 2024. The festival will highlight and celebrate the transformative power of solar energy and its role in powering new opportunities across the globe, leading the way to universal energy access and advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

TERI, in partnership with Becquerel Institute, will host the Private Sector focused pavilion of the International Solar Festival 2024. Both, TERI and Becquerel Institute, have a rich history of working towards promoting the adoption of solar power, including identification of policy levers to leverage the momentum for local PV manufacturing in emerging markets.

At the pavilion, TERI and Becquerel Institute aim to bring together stakeholders from Global North and Global South to foster dialogues to support a clean energy transition. Aligned with the strategic priorities of the ISA member countries, TERI and Becquerel Institute will together curate a series of engagements at the pavilion including, fireside chats, thought leadership sessions, trialogues and show-how sessions on the following themes:

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1. Building resilient supply chains for clean energy transitions in the Global South.

Delving into business models and need of knowledge transfer enabling emerging and developing economies enter and move up the industrial supply chain for clean technologies.

2. Leveraging the power of collaboration to inform the financing community and impact investors.

Exploring models of multistakeholder cooperation to realise the benefits of transitioning to net zero and resilient economies.

3. India’s enhanced global role in North-South partnership on faster solar energy transition.

Delving into mechanisms where India’s least cost solar transition experience can benefit countries in the African Union and small islands.