India will host the 11th BRICS Energy Ministers’ Meeting in Gurugram, Haryana, on June 28, 2026, under its ongoing BRICS Presidency. The meeting will bring together energy ministers and senior officials from BRICS nations to deliberate on strengthening cooperation in energy security, clean energy transition, and sustainable development.
Officials stated that the agenda will focus on enhancing collaboration in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and technology sharing, while also addressing challenges related to global energy markets and climate change. India is expected to highlight its initiatives in solar, wind, and green hydrogen, positioning itself as a leader in clean energy innovation.
The meeting will also explore avenues for joint investment in energy infrastructure, diversification of supply chains, and resilience against global disruptions. Discussions are likely to include reforms in global energy governance to ensure equitable representation of developing nations.
Hosting the BRICS Energy Ministers’ Meeting reflects India’s broader vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, aligning energy security with sustainable growth and international cooperation. The Gurugram gathering will set the stage for further deliberations at the upcoming BRICS Summit later this year.
