Providing More Heft to India's Bid for Energy Self-Reliance

The burgeoning speed at which India is tackling the need to become more self-reliant in the energy space has witnessed a compelling scenario unfold in corporate India.

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Surging opportunities are being created by the government's focus on energy self-sufficiency and reducing imports. It is a tipping point for companies such as the Case Group who see this as a collective responsibility and now aim to leverage indigenous resources and reduce exposure to volatile oil markets. India's power sector is among the most diversified in the world, with generation from conventional sources like coal, gas, hydro, and nuclear, as well as renewable sources such as solar, wind, biomass, and small hydro.

Steered by the visionary Founder-Managing Director, Dr. Roger Kumar, the Case Group aims to play a pivotal role in India's quest for energy independence. India imports over 75% of its energy needs, largely in the form of crude oil and natural gas. This results in putting a huge strain on the nation's economy, and leaves India vulnerable to global price volatility and geopolitical risks.