Positive Impact Day 2025
UNLOCKING THE POWER OF A SUSTAINABLE TRANSITION
What does the reshaping of global trade mean for India’s energy transition? How can India’s auto sector accelerate the switch to electric vehicles? How can decarbonisation unlock new opportunities in India’s hard-to-abate sectors?
Societe Generale is pleased to host the India edition of our Positive Impact Day conference series, where we will be exploring these questions in more detail.
Thursday
19 Jun 2025
Conference: 14:00 - 17:50
Cocktail dinner: 17:50 - 20:00
Trident Bandra Kurla
Golconda Ballroom
C-56, G Block, BKC, Mumbai
Maharashtra 400051
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With international commitments to decarbonisation in flux and energy security firmly in focus, this will be your opportunity to hear from industry leaders and finance experts on the outlook for India’s energy transition. Our agenda will focus on the following key themes:
• Unlocking complex renewable energy solutions
• Advancing India’s electric vehicle supply chain
• Securing a low-carbon future for Indian industry
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