Future Of Water And Waste Infrastructure
This article discusses evolving investment in India’s water sector, sustainable finance, renewable-powered treatment solutions, digital transformation, key industry players, and investor criteria for evaluating water utilities.
Q1. Could you start by giving us a brief overview of your professional background, particularly focusing on your expertise in the industry?
I am an Electrical Engineer (1982 graduation) with a PG Diploma in Export management. During my professional career, I have attended many leadership courses globally.
I am blessed to have exposure to the various business cycles of the Power, Energy, Automation, and water/wastewater segments, with sound domain knowledge and exposure to global markets and business trends.
I have worked in leading multinational technology organizations and Indian business houses in various capacities in Business Development, marketing, Engineering, Production, Project and Construction Management, and O&M.
Over the past 15 years, I have held leadership/Board positions responsible for P&L and shareholder wealth creation, focusing on order/revenue growth, cost reduction, and cash flow improvements.
Of my 40+ years of professional experience, 25+ years are in Power and Energy, and 15 years are in the Water/wastewater market segment on the global front.
Q2. How are the demand for private sector investment in water treatment plants, sewage treatment plants (STPs), and waste-to-energy (WtE) projects evolving?
Potable water availability is becoming a critical issue globally, and many cities will run short of water due to …
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