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Azienda News:
- Reliance Industries | World Economic Forum
Reliance Industries is one of India's largest private sector companies, with a consolidated turnover of $44 7 billion, cash profit of $6 1 billion and net profit of $4 2 billion for the year ended 31 March 2016
- Mukesh Ambani | World Economic Forum
Chairman and Managing Director, Reliance Industries For more than 30 years, has successfully led a diversified portfolio spanning across oil and gas (E P, Petrochemicals, and Refining), retail, telecommunications and textiles to make Reliance India's largest private sector enterprise Associated with various organizations in India and overseas
- Nikhil Meswani | World Economic Forum
Nikhil R Meswani is Executive Director and Board Member of Reliance Industries The Group’s activities span exploration and production of oil and gas, refining and marketing, petrochemicals, polyesters and textiles Meswani is a Member on several key India Government committees connected with the Ministry of Textiles, Petrochemicals, Petroleum and Natural Gas He is a Member of the Young Presidents’ Organisation and is also a distinguished Alumni of the University Institute of Chemical
- Nilesh Modi | World Economic Forum
Nilesh Modi is associated with Reliance for 24 years and is currently part of Chairman’s Office at Reliance Industries Ltd He is currently associated with various strategic initiatives and special projects in Chairman’s Office spanning across Energy Business, EV Mobility, Digital Services Platforms for Education, Healthcare and Agriculture, Evaluate Opportunities for investments in Start-ups, Centre for Fourth Industrial Revolution in partnership with World Economic Forum, Reliance
- Solar power set to surpass nuclear – and more top energy stories . . .
India's Reliance Industries says it will start its solar module factory this year as the country ramps up investment to meet clean energy targets Discover How is the World Economic Forum facilitating the transition to clean energy?
- Technology convergence is leading us to the fifth industrial revolution
Technology convergence across industries is accelerating innovation, particularly in AI, biotech and sustainability, pushing us closer to the fifth industrial revolution Bioprinting and AI-driven biomanufacturing are revolutionizing fields such as drug discovery and sustainable fuels, propelling bioeconomic growth across sectors
- Bodapati Srinivasan | World Economic Forum
BSc in Mathematics; MBA and Visiting Fellow, Stanford University
- Sashi K. Mukundan | World Economic Forum
Sashi Mukundan as Regional President and Head of Country, India, BP Group, leads the Upstream business in India, in addition to overseeing the wider operations of all BP Group companies in the country He is a member of the BP Global Upstream Leadership team and also on the board of Castrol India Ltd Sashi was closely involved in forging the landmark partnership between BP and Reliance Industries Ltd (one of India’s largest private companies) across the gas value chain, culminating in
- Why arent we reducing our reliance on fossil fuels faster?
Technological developments are needed in industries that produce significant greenhouse gas emissions, which are difficult to transition away from fossil fuels too This includes 'Power-to-X', which makes hydrogen from water using electricity When renewable electricity is used this produces renewable or green hydrogen, with a low carbon footprint
- Cybersecurity: 5 risks from supply chain interdependencies
According to the World Economic Forum’s Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2025, the increasing reliance on complex supply chains is leading to a more uncertain and unpredictable cybersecurity landscape Last year saw the most significant IT outage in history, highlighting the importance of safeguarding the cybersecurity ecosystem
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