Sustainability

Praj Industries’ Ravindra Utgikar joins World BioEconomy Forum Advisory Board

Dr. Ravindra Utgikar, Vice President, Corporate Strategy, Praj Industries Ltd. has joined in the Advisory Board of the World BioEconomy Forum.

Dr Utgikar has background in Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering along with a doctorate in management. The Forum informed in its announcement that he brings over three decades of global experience in strategic business transformations focused on renewable energy and sustainable growth.

His extensive international exposure, having worked and strategized in over 40 countries across five continents, positions him uniquely to contribute valuable insights to the World BioEconomy Forum.

He is committed to education, environmental conservation, and sustainable development aligns perfectly with our mission. His active participation and leadership in various global forums and his contributions to academic and technological advancements make him a remarkable addition to the board of the global body.

“In this role Dr. Utgikar is envisaged to bring to table Indian perspectives and experience to advance global bio economy as sustainable climate action pathway. We wish him all the success,” said Praj Industries.

Dr Utgikar has been advocating for wider adoption of biofuels that will enable us to lead to a sustainable future that will protect both planet & the mankind. He has also been very vocal for practical means to conserve and preserve water resources of the country. He maintains a positive view on LiFE (Lifestyle for Environment) launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the COP26 Glasglow Climate Summit.

Last year, Dr. Ravindra Utgikar was appointed as Advisor on Board of Governance of COEP Technological University, Pune, Maharashtra.

Subhash Yadav

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