Industrial Green Chemistry World
Industrial convention in Mumbai, India
Industrial Green Chemistry World (IGCW), previously known as Industrial Green Chemistry Workshop, is an industrial convention which focuses on expanding, implementing and commercializing green chemistry and green engineering based technologies and products in the chemical industry. The first event was held in Powai, Mumbai, in 2009. It is held biennially, and the recent series of their convention was held between 6-8 November, 2023
The event is mainly divided into four sub-events - the Symposium, the Expo, the Awards and the Seminars. The IGCW Symposium is a platform where expert speakers from the academia and the industry deliver presentations on green sustainable innovations and achievements. The Expo is a platform for organizations from the chemical and pharmaceutical industry to exhibit their latest green chemistry innovations. The IGCW award recognizes outstanding research and initiatives in green chemistry and engineering to promote innovation in cleaner, cheaper, smarter chemistry developments that have been or can be utilized by the industry to achieve pollution prevention goals.
History
IGCW is a biennial event dedicated to the cause of implementing and commercializing green chemistry and engineering on a large scale. The event is organized by Green ChemisTree Foundation and previously in collaboration with Newreka Green Synth Technologies Pvt. Ltd. The first event, which was held in 2009, addressed the need of the Indian chemical industry's future direction with global trends in sustainability, besides exploring opportunities for leveraging industrial green chemistry models for business differentiation and competitiveness.
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