Shell Lubricants organises 2015 Global Lecture Series

Shell Lubricants organised the fourth edition of global lecture series in collaboration with IIM Bangalore to discuss future energy shifts in Industry and transport with experts across the industry. The first three lectures of the series were held at Imperial College, London; Tsinghua University, Beijing and IIT Madras.

The discussions focussed on the importance of technological collaboration while chalking out solutions for the energy challenges and adapting a cohesive approach towards the development of new grade technologies and equipment.

Addressing the fourth edition of the Shell Lubricants Global Lecture series, Nitin Prasad, Managing Director, Shell Lubricants India, said, “The Shell Lubricants Global Lecture Series is a unique platform to collaborate across industry and academia; it is an initiative driven by our core philosophy of innovation and collaboration. With this edition of the global lecture series we have established it as an annual property of Shell Lubricants India. This year the focus has been on highlighting the connect between global energy efficiency and adoption of fuel-efficient practices on a daily basis. We believe that the right set of lubricants, can not only bring efficiency to an industrial unit but in due course of time, to an entire industry. We are very happy to see the positive response from the industry professionals as well as the academia on the initiative.”

The occasion saw the presence of specialists from automotive, power, development, mining and assembling industries in India like P Panda, VP (Product Development), Maruti Suzuki India Ltd, KK Gandhi, Executive Director (Technical), Society of Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), S Gomathinayagam, Director General, National Institute of Wind Energy (NIWE) and Rajendra Petkar Head-Power Systems Engineering, Tata Motors, to give some examples.