The Sugar – Ethanol & Bioenergy India Conference (SEIC), powered by ChiniMandi, has emerged as a flagship event in India’s Sugar and Ethanol ecosystem. As an exclusive platform dedicated to the Sugar, Ethanol, and Bioenergy industries, SEIC has become the most sought-after destination for business networking and policy dialogue, bringing together key stakeholders from government corridors, industry giants, OMCs, suppliers, traders, brokers, farmers, and innovators.

      India is poised to become a Bioenergy Superpower, aligned with the country’s aggressive biofuel targets, SAF roadmap, and achievement of 20 per cent ethanol blending milestone, making the Sugar, Ethanol & Bioenergy Industry Conference a crucial global forum where policy meets innovation, and national ambition transforms into coordinated international action.

      Agenda and Sessions

      Day 1
      12 June 2026
      3.20 p.m – 3.50 p.m IST

      Session II - E 100- Ambitious or practical?

      Speaker

      Nikhil Moghe

      Partner, C&O-Energy & Infra-O&G

      KPMG in India

      12 June 2026
      4.55 p.m – 5.25 p.m IST

      Session IV - SAF Turbulence: Fasten your seatbelts

      Speaker

      Jodhbir Sachdeva

      Associate Partner, Aviation

      KPMG in India


      Day 2
      13 June 2026
      11.45 a.m – 11.55 a.m IST

      Fireside Chat

      Speaker

      Vivek Rahi

      Partner and National Head - Oil & Gas

      KPMG in India

      13 June 2026
      12.35 p.m – 12.40 p.m IST

      Presentation by KPMG in India


      Key Contacts

      Vivek Rahi

      Partner and National Head - Oil & Gas

      KPMG in India

      Nikhil Moghe
      Nikhil Moghe

      Partner, C&O-Energy & Infra-O&G

      KPMG in India

      Jodhbir Sachdeva
      Jodhbir Sachdeva

      Associate Partner, Aviation

      KPMG in India

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