Driving a Low-Carbon Future: WeWork India Sustainability Summit 2025
The WeWork India Sustainability Summit 2025 will focus on real strategies to reduce carbon emissions in real estate, moving beyond greenwashing to drive genuine change.
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The day-long summit will feature a series of impactful panel discussions with thought leaders including Mahua Acharya (Founder & CEO, International Energy Transition Platform), Guruprakash Sastry (Head, Climate Action – Infosys), Gaurav Kumar (MD, CBRE), Rijit Sengupta (CEO, Centre for Responsible Business), and Shiva Shankar (Climate VC, Ankur Capital), among others. The conversations will move beyond the façade of greenwashing, focusing instead on real strategies to reduce carbon emissions in real estate through smarter design, sustainable construction, and energy-efficient operations.
Alongside the panels, attendees will get the chance to explore a showcase of eco-conscious products and solutions from sustainable brands such as Black Bazza Coffee, Hedrad, Smart Joules, Ecogram, Svatanya, Chanj, and Orah, among others. From clean energy and climate tech to sustainable lifestyle, food, and ethical consumption, these innovators will highlight practical pathways toward a greener tomorrow.
The WeWork India Sustainability Summit 2025 promises to be a gathering that inspires action and sparks collaboration. Mark your calendars and be part of this important dialogue on shaping a sustainable future.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the theme of the WeWork India Sustainability Summit 2025?
The theme of the WeWork India Sustainability Summit 2025 is 'Driving a Low-Carbon Future.'
Who is the celebrity speaker at the summit?
Bhumi Satish Pednekkar, actor, Founder of Backbay, climate warrior, and UNDP Advocate, will be the celebrity speaker.
What are some of the topics that will be discussed at the summit?
The summit will feature discussions on smarter design, sustainable construction, and energy-efficient operations in real estate to reduce carbon emissions.
Who are some of the thought leaders participating in the panel discussions?
Some of the thought leaders include Mahua Acharya, Guruprakash Sastry, Gaurav Kumar, Rijit Sengupta, and Shiva Shankar.
What kind of eco-conscious products and solutions will be showcased at the summit?
Eco-conscious products and solutions from brands such as Black Bazza Coffee, Hedrad, Smart Joules, Ecogram, Svatanya, Chanj, and Orah will be showcased, covering areas like clean energy, climate tech, sustainable lifestyle, food, and ethical consumption.
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