Nayara Energy CFO Discusses Profitability and Decarbonization Amid India's Energy Transition
Deepesh Baxi, CFO of Nayara Energy, discusses the challenge of balancing short-term profitability with long-term decarbonization as fuel demand rises in India. He emphasizes the importance of investing in cleaner energy sources and optimizing existing resources to meet global sustainability goals, while also highlighting the need for skilled professionals in both traditional and renewable energy sectors. Baxi notes that government initiatives in biofuels and EV infrastructure could diversify revenue streams and enhance brand value over time.

Deepesh Baxi, CFO of Nayara Energy, addresses the challenge of balancing short-term profitability with long-term decarbonization amid rising fuel demand in India. He emphasizes the need for optimizing existing resources and investing in cleaner energy sources like solar, wind, and biofuels to align with global sustainability goals.
Baxi notes that the government's push for biofuels and EV infrastructure requires significant short-term investment but can diversify revenue streams and enhance brand value in the long run. He highlights the importance of leveraging digital forecasting and AI to improve operational efficiency. Additionally, Baxi points out emerging financial capabilities in sustainable finance as a response to the sector's transformation, noting a talent gap in professionals skilled in both traditional oil and gas operations and renewable energy technologies.




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