Sustainability Evolution: Radical ideas for Change
Can technology tame climate change? As we navigate towards a low-carbon economy, we must understand how each sector has different needs and requirements. The economy can be decarbonized in various ways like focusing on greater efficiency and innovation in energy production, use and storage. This also includes shifting away from fossil fuels to renewable resources, discussing innovations and engaging in meaningful conversations with leaders and innovators as we race to meet the 2050 climate goals.
Our Speakers
Insights from experts shaping the future of energy
Decarbonizing the Urban Environment: Cities at the Forefront of the Energy Transition
Srikanth Srinivasan
Vice President - Energy Transition, Infosys
Jan Rosenow
Energy Programme Leader at the University of Oxford and Senior Research Fellow at Oriel College, Oxford
As the world moves toward net-zero, cities are becoming the frontlines of change. With dense infrastructure and high emissions, they present both challenge and opportunity. From local policies to cross-sector innovation, urban ecosystems are shaping integrated pathways to decarbonization and climate resilience.
Sustainability at a Crossroad: Balancing Innovation and Regulation
Kumar Paramasivam
Global Head - Travel & Hospitality, Professional Services and Enterprise Sustainability, Infosys
Sarah Daly
Head of Strategic Partnerships & Sustainable Communities, Agile Property & Homes Ltd
As policies evolve and technology advances, businesses must balance compliance with progress. From climate finance to AI-driven efficiency, innovation is reshaping sustainability while redefining the path to net zero.
Reshaping Energy: Five Themes for the Future
Sriram Sundar
Vice President and Business Head of Energy Core, Infosys
Christine Calhoun
Studio Lead, Infosys Knowledge Institute
From AI-driven efficiencies to industrial innovation, new technologies are accelerating energy transformation, redefining sustainability, and unlocking smarter solutions for a low-carbon future.
AI in Energy: Driving Efficiency and Sustainability
Sriram Sundar
Vice President and Business Head of Energy Core, Infosys
Jeff Kavanaugh
Global Head, Infosys Knowledge Institute
AI is revolutionizing energy, optimizing operations, reducing waste, and driving smarter decision-making. With digital twins, advanced analytics, and intelligent automation, the industry is unlocking new efficiencies for a cleaner future.
Is AI the Catalyst for a Greener Energy Future?
Ashiss Kumar Dash
EVP & Segment Head- Sustainability, Services, Utilities, Resources and Energy, Infosys
Professor Mohanbir Sawhney
McCormick Foundation Professor of Technology, Northwestern Kellogg School of Management
AI is transforming energy systems, reshaping design, management, and optimization across the value chain. From predictive analytics to smart grids, discover how AI is accelerating the path to sustainability.
Are Open Ecosystems Taking Over Supply Chains?
Geoffrey Parker
Professor of Engineering, Dartmouth College
Srikanth Srinivasan
Vice President - Energy Transition, Infosys
Traditional energy supply chains are giving way to dynamic, platform-driven ecosystems. AI, data, and digital collaboration are redefining efficiency, strengthening resilience, and transforming how energy is produced and distributed.
Unearthing Tomorrow: The Role of Mining in Energy Transition
Amber Mac
President, AmberMac Media Inc.
Nishant Kumar
Associate Vice President - Energy & Resources, Infosys
Mining is key to the energy transition, supplying critical minerals for a greener future. This discussion explores responsible sourcing, digital innovation, and how technology is transforming mining to drive sustainability and efficiency.
Is Grid Modernization the Key to Decarbonization?
Ashiss Kumar Dash
EVP & Segment Head – Services, Utilities, Resources and Energy, Infosys Limited
Mahesh Sudhakaran
VP and General Manager, Grid Software, GE Vernova
AI and ML are transforming energy grids, turning data into intelligence and enabling real-time optimization, paving the way for resilient, efficient, and customer-centric power systems.
Can Electrification Turn 2050 into a Sustainable Reality?
Mark Jacobson
>Professor-Civil & Environ Eng, Director-Atmos/Energy Program, Stanford University
Joseph Alenchery
VP & Business Head- EnergyNext, Infosys
What if 90% of our energy was electrified? This conversation explores the transformative power of electrification, its role in sustainability, and how it can reshape the path to a greener 2050.
The Roadmap to Net Zero: How Technology is Enabling the Shift to Renewables
Nikhil Tambe
CEO - Energy Consortium, IIT Madras
Dr. Arun Kumar
AVP & Head DCG - Energy, Utilities & Services, Infosys
As nations move away from fossil fuels, the energy transition is unlocking new opportunities to lead in green innovation. Explore how technology is accelerating this shift and driving the journey to net zero.
The Green Gateway to Decarbonization with Cloud
Prof. Sally Eaves
Digital Decentralization, Democracy and Security Adviser Center for a New American Security
Shivani Sharma
AVP, Global Head of Cloud Economy and Industry Cloud, Infosys
Cloud technology is revolutionizing sustainability, helping companies surpass their climate goals. Explore how it’s driving the energy sector’s transition to renewables, enabling greener practices, and accelerating clean energy adoption.
The Digital Stepping Stones to a Green Economy
Alexander Verbeek
Director Institute for Planetary Security
Sriram Sundar
VP - Energy Core, Infosys
Can digitization pave the way to a zero-emission future? As businesses tackle ESG goals, energy security, and large-scale innovation, technology is driving solutions that accelerate the transition to a sustainable economy.
The Promise of Hydrogen – The Fuel of the Future?
Joseph Alenchery
VP- Energy Next, Infosys
Dr. Thomas Hillig
Managing Director, THEnergy
Hydrogen is emerging as a game-changer in clean energy, driving industrial adoption, advancing storage solutions, and reshaping the path to a zero-emission world.
