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TNIFMC at the India Green Investment Forum (IGIF) 2025

TNIFMC at the India Green Investment Forum (IGIF) 2025

TNIFMC Limited participated in the India Green Investment Forum (IGIF) 2025, a flagship platform convened by the Impact Investors Council (IIC) to accelerate climate finance and investments across emerging green sectors. The theme for this year’s forum, “Scaling India’s Climate Solutions: Building for the World,” brought together investors, policymakers, and innovators committed to advancing India’s decarbonisation and sustainable development agenda.

The forum provided a high-level platform for dialogue on clean energy transitions, climate-tech innovation, and catalytic financing mechanisms required to support India’s green growth ambitions. Mr. Krishna Chaitanya, CEO, TNIFMC Limited, participated as a panellist in the thematic session on “Energy & Feedstock Transformation.” The session explored how technology, innovation, and investment are redefining India’s clean energy landscape, with a focus on power systems, energy storage, and green feedstock strategies. Panel discussions highlighted the role of flexible energy systems and catalytic finance in accelerating India’s decarbonisation journey.

The panel featured leading experts from across the climate and investment ecosystem, including representatives from Peak Sustainability Ventures, Climate Policy Initiative, Green Artha, and Xynteo. Discussions underscored how deep-tech solutions, resilient policy frameworks, and investor confidence are shaping the next phase of India’s energy transformation.

In addition, Mr. Satish Sangu, Fund Manager, Tamil Nadu Green Climate Fund (TNGCF), participated in the roundtable discussion on “Financing the Green Transition: Capital, Risks, and Dignified Jobs,” hosted by Upaya Social Ventures. The roundtable focused on aligning capital with inclusive climate solutions, managing investment risks, and ensuring that green transitions generate dignified and sustainable employment opportunities. Mr. Gana SK also attended the forum, reflecting TNIFMC’s continued engagement in national platforms that promote climate finance and green industrial development.

The discussions at IGIF 2025 reinforced the importance of:
• Strengthening partnerships between investors, policymakers, and innovators.
• Scaling climate-tech and clean energy solutions through blended and catalytic finance.
• Creating enabling policy and regulatory frameworks to attract long-term green investments.
• Supporting green industrial growth while ensuring inclusive and dignified livelihoods.