Amit Sharma, CEO of Tata Consulting Engineers, announced the company's commitment to reach near-zero emissions by 2050. TCE is adopting Industry 4.0 technologies to decarbonize power, process, and infrastructure sectors while pushing policymakers and industry leaders to align with UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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On this day, 15th September, which is celebrated as the Engineers' Day in India, it is my pleasure to share with you Tata Consulting Engineers' commitment towards engineering a better and sustainable tomorrow. It is pertinent to also note that UNESCO has declared World Engineering Day and has acknowledged the role of engineering in achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Tata Consulting Engineers has been at the forefront in understanding adopting and implementing state-of-the-art technologies that include the efforts to decarbonize operations across various sectors in power, process, and infrastructure industries. The Industry 4.0 era, along with the focus on SDGs and the post-COVID world, has created a perfect situation for positive disruptions across all sectors and value chains to think differently, keeping in mind sustainability, circular economy, and green, with an aim to create a better and safer tomorrow. We at Tata Consulting Engineers are committed towards influencing the policymakers, industrialists, entrepreneurs, visionaries, board members, industry leaders, investors, innovators, and disruptors to think differently, keeping the SDGs in mind. With this firm resolve, Tata Consulting Engineers would like to work alongside fellow members of the Industry Coalition for Near-Zero Emission, uh, Ambition by 2050. Thank you.
