Overview

As the world faces an escalating climate crisis, corporations are increasingly held accountable for their role in greenhouse gas emissions and environmental degradation. With the rise in climate litigation, particularly in the Global North, businesses are under growing pressure to balance profitability with sustainability.

In this context, developing nations like India are navigating their own climate goals while building partnerships with countries like Germany to address global challenges. Notable collaborations include the Indo-German Energy Forum, which promotes renewable energy and energy efficiency, and the Green Energy Corridors Project, which aims to integrate renewable energy into India’s national grid.

This event will explore corporate efforts to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions within the framework of existing regulations, the growing role of climate litigation, and the impact of legislation on climate adaptation and mitigation for corporations and nations alike.