The Climate Week NYC, hosted by Climate Group, is a major event that brings together global leaders from business, academia, governments, civil society, and the climate sector to advance climate action and accelerate the energy transition. This year, from September 21 to 28, 2025, all eyes will be on the New York City event as some of the big challenges of our times are being discussed.
As a global decarbonization solutions provider and thought leader in the sustainability domain, ReNew returns to the mega event in 2025 with an agenda of energy security in a shifting global landscape. At Climate Week NYC 2025, ReNew will engage with global leaders, experts, and stakeholders in crucial discussions and drive the dialogue on building resilient energy markets across borders.
Identifying actionable pathways for cooperation to build resilient, transparent, and diversified clean energy supply chains—with a focus on solar energy, battery technologies, and grid infrastructure, in response to rising trade barriers and export restrictions.
Explore regulatory and policy alignment opportunities to balance competition with co-creation of cross-border clean energy markets—enabling joint innovation, investment flows, and technology transfer while safeguarding energy security and industrial competitiveness.
Event name: Energy Security in a Shifting Global Landscape: Building Resilient Energy Markets Across Borders
Co-hosted by the Consulate General of India, New York, ReNew, and the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum, the high-level dialogue “Energy Security in a Shifting Global Landscape” was held alongside hashtag#UNGA2025 and hashtag#ClimateWeekNY. The session brought together senior leaders from government, industry, finance, and academia to address the evolving dynamics of global energy systems and chart pathways for cross-border cooperation.
Keynote was delivered by Minister Piyush Goyal; Pankaj Jain, Secretary, MoPNG—with reflections by Anurag Singh Thakur, Member of Parliament and former Union Minister. Opening remarks were delivered by binaya pradhan, Consul General of India, New York; Mukesh Aghi, President, USISPF; and Sumant Sinha, Founder, Chairman & CEO, ReNew. The session concluded with closing remarks by Vaishali Nigam Sinha, Co-Founder, ReNew, and Chairperson, Sustainability.
Discussions focused on strengthening clean energy supply chains—particularly in solar, battery technologies, and grid infrastructure—in response to rising trade barriers and export restrictions. Participants explored opportunities for regulatory and policy alignment to foster cross-border clean energy markets, emphasising the need to balance strategic competition with collaborative innovation, investment flows, and technology transfer, while safeguarding energy security and industrial competitiveness.
ReNew’s Policy Cell launched its report “Beyond 2030: India Ready to Scale” at the event, offering actionable, practitioner-driven recommendations to accelerate India’s renewable energy growth.
ReNew’s convenings continue to serve as catalytic platforms where ideas, strategy, business decisions, and policy frameworks converge—driving inclusive, resilient, and sustainable economic progress across borders.
Climate Week NYC is the largest annual climate event held each September in New York City alongside the UN General Assembly. It brings together governments, businesses, NGOs, and activists worldwide to accelerate climate action, clean energy adoption, and sustainable development.
Attendees include political leaders, corporate executives, investors, civil society, youth activists, and climate experts focused on advancing net-zero goals, climate finance, and environmental justice.
The Climate Group organizes Climate Week NYC in partnership with the United Nations and the City of New York, coordinating a global platform for climate collaboration and innovation.
The 2025 theme, "Power On," reflects the momentum in accelerating global climate action and sustainable energy solutions. The agenda features panels and workshops on energy transition, green finance, sustainable cities, technological innovation, health, biodiversity, and climate justice, all aimed at driving inclusive and resilient climate progress.
Activities include conferences, exhibitions, policy dialogues, youth forums, and networking events focusing on clean energy, climate justice, sustainable investments, and nature-based solutions.
Since 2014, New York Climate Week has been a key global forum during the UN General Assembly, uniting leaders to boost climate ambition, stimulate private investment, and promote sustainable innovation.
Participation options include attending events in person or virtually, hosting sessions, joining youth initiatives, and engaging via the New York Climate Exchange platform for networking and knowledge sharing.
Outcomes include stronger climate commitments, increased clean energy investment, enhanced public-private partnerships, and elevated focus on climate equity and resilience aligned with the Paris Agreement and SDGs.
