BRESE is open to policymakers, government representatives, renewable energy developers, manufacturers, investors, financial institutions, technology providers, researchers, startups, industry associations and international organisations involved in the clean energy sector.

BRESE comprises a global summit, an international exhibition and business networking opportunities. It is held alongside the 9th Session of the International Solar Alliance (ISA) Assembly and the 4th International Conference on Green Hydrogen (ICGH).

BRESE provides a platform to explore emerging technologies, discover investment opportunities, engage with policymakers and industry leaders, and build partnerships across the global renewable energy ecosystem.

BRESE builds on the legacy of RE-INVEST while expanding its focus beyond investment to include innovation, manufacturing, technology, policy dialogue, international cooperation and knowledge exchange.

The International Solar Alliance (ISA) is the world's first treaty-based intergovernmental organisation dedicated to advancing solar energy through international cooperation, policy support, capacity building, financing and technology exchange.

The ISA Assembly is the Alliance's highest decision-making body. It brings together Member Countries to review progress, adopt key decisions and guide the future direction of the organisation.

The Assembly is attended by ministers, government representatives from ISA Member Countries, international organisations, development partners, financial institutions and experts from the global solar ecosystem.

Holding the ISA Assembly alongside BRESE brings together governments, industry and international organisations on a common platform to strengthen global cooperation and accelerate renewable energy deployment.

The Assembly reviews the Alliance's programmes and initiatives, strengthens international partnerships and supports greater adoption of solar energy through collaborative action among Member Countries.

ICGH is a global conference that brings together policymakers, industry leaders, researchers, investors and technology providers to advance collaboration across the green hydrogen value chain.

Green hydrogen can help decarbonise hard-to-abate sectors such as steel, refining, fertilisers, chemicals and heavy transport while supporting energy security and industrial growth.

ICGH provides a platform to showcase India's progress under the National Green Hydrogen Mission and to promote collaboration in technology, manufacturing, investment and policy.

The conference is intended for policymakers, hydrogen producers, renewable energy companies, manufacturers, researchers, investors, startups, academia and international organisations working across the hydrogen ecosystem.

As one of the three flagship events of BRESE, ICGH brings focused discussions on green hydrogen while complementing the broader conversations on renewable energy, investment and international collaboration.