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Mr. Ruhail Ranjan

President: Energy Vertical

Driving the agenda of all the BRICS nations forward, the BRICS CCI Vertical on Energy will primarily focus on Renewables and will be working closely with the Government of India to prioritize policy reforms, mobilize investment, boost manufacturing, and promote sustainable development goals to achieve the ambitious RE target. Over the past three years, sustained and proactive stakeholder engagement has led to significant progress: renewable generation capacity has risen in all the BRICS Nations; transparent competitive bidding for solar and wind has seen renewable power prices drop to historic lows and reach grid parity; the biofuels blending is also increasing. Now the focus of the BRICS nations is increasing in the area of solar, wind, and bio-energy. BRICS countries account for 40% of the world population and have a greater role to play in Energy production and consumption.

Therefore, the BRICS CCI Energy vertical recognizes this need and rightly focuses on the development of Renewable Energy, Energy Storage, and Manufacturing. This Committee's mission is:

  • Co-operation and Collaboration with various governments of BRICS nations, Businesses, Financial institutes, and Utilities, in transforming the Power sector into Clean Energy.
  • BRICS CCI Energy committee is comprised of representatives from Govt, Industry, and Regulation that act as a catalyst to leverage India’s strengths in Innovation, Technology, and Engineering by making it an Energy Hub.
  • Arrange a few interactive sessions having representatives of the government/senior people from the industry on board to address the concerns of the businesses having a presence in BRICS Countries.
  • Be actively involved in assisting the government and sending our opinions, observations, and comments to the amendments proposed by the government and seeking the observations of the professionals and chambers.
  • Take up small group discussions with other members and professional colleagues on Energy issues that require deliberation and require any representation from the part of the Chamber at any appropriate forum.

Energy Vertical

Driving the agenda of all the BRICS nations forward, the BRICS CCI Vertical on Energy will primarily focus on Renewables and will be working closely with the Government of India to prioritize policy reforms, mobilize investment, boost manufacturing, and promote sustainable development goals to achieve the ambitious RE target. Over the past three years, sustained and proactive stakeholder engagement has led to significant progress: renewable generation capacity has risen in all the BRICS Nations; transparent competitive bidding for solar and wind has seen renewable power prices drop to historic lows and reach grid parity; the biofuels blending is also increasing. Now the focus of the BRICS nations is increasing in the area of solar, wind, and bio-energy. BRICS countries account for 40% of the world population and have a greater role to play in Energy production and consumption.

Mr. Ruhail Ranjan

President: Energy Vertical

Therefore, the BRICS CCI Energy vertical recognizes this need and rightly focuses on the development of Renewable Energy, Energy Storage, and Manufacturing. This Committee's mission is:

  • Co-operation and Collaboration with various governments of BRICS nations, Businesses, Financial institutes, and Utilities, in transforming the Power sector into Clean Energy.
  • BRICS CCI Energy committee is comprised of representatives from Govt, Industry, and Regulation that act as a catalyst to leverage India’s strengths in Innovation, Technology, and Engineering by making it an Energy Hub.
  • Arrange a few interactive sessions having representatives of the government/senior people from the industry on board to address the concerns of the businesses having a presence in BRICS Countries.
  • Be actively involved in assisting the government and sending our opinions, observations, and comments to the amendments proposed by the government and seeking the observations of the professionals and chambers.
  • Take up small group discussions with other members and professional colleagues on Energy issues that require deliberation and require any representation from the part of the Chamber at any appropriate forum.