Green Investment Congress India 2010

Bringing together key thought leaders, generating open comment, active debates, and stimulating case studies

Thank you for making Green Investment Congress India 2010 a success. It was a pleasure to see you there and we hope to see you again next year.

The next Green congress will take place in Mumbai in February 2011. We will keep you posted about all the new ideas and content we will be including for next year. And if you would like to get involved next year, either speaking or sponsoring, or both then please contact me at urvashi.kumar@ideas-exchange.in.

This is what some of our attendees and speakers had to say:

• “We loved this conference because of the breadth of topics covered and the high quality of audience to network with”

Manoj Gupta, Vice President, Nexus Venture Partners

• “The agenda and the speaker line up was very relevant and insightful.  Look forward to next year’s event.”

Nakul Zaveri, Senior Investment Officer, Climate Change Capital

• “Whole event was very sharply focused and issues discussed in agenda were well thought and pragmatic to circumstances at present.”

Mayank Vishnoi, Senior Associate, Darashaw & Co

• “The conference was very professional and informative, having a unique audience profile. It was great to understand the investors’ point of view and this will help us model our business strategies better.”

Sanjay Verma, Solutions Manager – T&D, Schneider Electric

What Green Investment Congress India 2010 covered

As you probably know globally cleantech investment is expected to exceed $226 billion by 2016 and present a global market of about $1.5 trillion between now and 2030. As far as market size is concerned, adding up the energy and transport sectors comes to a whopping $ 6 trillion worldwide; it dwarfs the information technology and high tech booms.
As global consensus builds in favour of low carbon and energy efficient economies, India too has started its walk towards supporting renewable energy projects and promoting energy efficiency. The government has drawn up elaborate plans and put in place policies to give clean technology and renewable energy projects impetus.

Green Investment Congress India – the industry’s connector

The Green Investment Congress India 2010 successfully bridged the gap between the clean tech investor base and project developers in India. Focused on addressing information needs at the highest levels and bringing together financers, bankers, fund managers, project developers, manufacturers and entrepreneurs, the conference identified concerns and generated lively debate through practical business examples and excellent case studies.
The 2010 forum gave delegates the opportunity to learn from and network with the best minds in the Green landscape and use their insight for maximising their profits, pushing their growth stories forward in the year that is poised to be a turning point in the global Green story.