New Delhi, August 26, 2025 — Amid ongoing global geopolitical instability and supply chain disruptions, the United States has reaffirmed its commitment to collaborate with India in advancing energy security and economic development. Speaking at the 3rd Energy Summit of the Indo-American Chamber of Commerce (IACC), Ms. Xiabing Feng, Principal Commercial Officer at the US Embassy in India, emphasized the export of high-quality American products and services to support India’s energy ambitions.
Ms. Feng highlighted that the evolving global energy landscape presents an opportunity for transformative cooperation between the two nations, particularly in oil, gas, nuclear energy, and emerging technologies. She noted that the US can serve as a key supplier of oil and LNG to India, and can also support the country’s goals in grid modernization and energy infrastructure development.
Recalling commitments made during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to the US, Ms. Feng underscored the shared vision between the two countries to shape global energy markets and deepen bilateral energy partnerships.
Industry leaders and stakeholders at the summit echoed the importance of collaborative efforts.
- Mr. Vinay Rustagi (Premier Energies) noted India’s rapid growth in renewable installations and called for policy support in solar manufacturing, particularly wafers and ingots.
- Dr. Atul Chauhan (Amity University, IACC) stressed the need for cooperation on critical minerals, solar technology, and nuclear power, urging joint investment in resilient energy ecosystems.
- Mr. Sunil Jain (Sundev Renewables) called for an integrated energy strategy, combining traditional and emerging technologies to balance decarbonization with energy security and economic competitiveness.
