13 November 2026
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BPCL Highlights India’s Energy Resilience at Energy Security Conference 2025 Amid Global Uncertainties

Mr. Manoj Heda, ED of BPCL, joins industry leaders at CII’s conference to discuss sustainable energy solutions, strategic supply chains, and India’s roadmap for reliable and resilient energy systems
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New Delhi: Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), one of India’s premier energy companies, actively participated in the Energy Security Conference 2025, organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) with the support of the Ministry of External Affairs and guidance from the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas.

Key Panel on Energy Security Amid Global Uncertainties

The conference featured a prominent session on “Redefining Energy Security in an Age of Polycrisis,” bringing together industry leaders to discuss strategies for enhancing energy resilience in a rapidly changing global landscape. Mr. Manoj Heda, Executive Director (International Trade and Risk Management), BPCL, joined the panel alongside Harak C. Banthia, CFO of HMEL, and Mr. Sanjay Papneja, Executive Director (Refinery), IOC. The discussion was moderated by Mr. D. P. Srivastava, former Ambassador to Iran, providing insights into geopolitical dynamics, market transitions, and India’s evolving strategic energy priorities.

Read also: BPCL Q2 Net Profit Surges 169% to Rs 6,442 Crore on Strong Refining Margins and Higher Fuel Sales

Insights from Industry Leaders

Panelists shared sectoral learnings, practical experiences, and future perspectives, focusing on how India can strengthen energy supply chains, promote innovation, and build resilient energy systems. The discussion emphasized balancing domestic energy requirements with international market shifts while advancing sustainable energy solutions.

BPCL’s Commitment to India’s Energy Future

BPCL continues to play a key role in securing India’s energy future through technological innovation, supply chain optimization, and sustainable energy initiatives. Participation in the Energy Security Conference 2025 underscores BPCL’s dedication to addressing emerging challenges and supporting India’s vision of reliable and resilient energy systems.

About BPCL

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) is a Maharatna PSU under the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas, Government of India. Operating across refining, marketing, and petrochemical sectors, BPCL delivers energy solutions that are sustainable, reliable, and innovative. The company significantly contributes to India’s energy security, economic growth, and industrial development.

Read also: BPCL Signs Strategic MoUs with OIL, NRL and FACT to Drive Refining, Petrochemicals and Green Energy Growth


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