Kartik Seth to Speak at 3rd Annual Conference on Digitalisation of Power Plants, New Delhi
The 3rd Annual Conference on Digitalisation of Power Plants opens tomorrow at Le Méridien, New Delhi, with Chambers of Kartik Seth featuring as the event’s Legal Partner. Organised jointly by Power Line Magazine and Renewable Watch Magazine, the conference brings together industry leaders, power utilities, generation companies, and technology providers to discuss digital transformation trends and best practices shaping the future of power plant operations.
Conference Highlights
The event is set to feature a distinguished line-up of speakers from across India’s power and infrastructure ecosystem, including senior representatives from NHPC Limited, Adani Power, NTPC Limited, Tata Power, CESC Limited, Damodar Valley Corporation, PwC India, KPMG India, and AVEVA, among several other leading organisations. Discussions are expected to cover the latest innovations, technological advancements, and strategic approaches driving digitalisation across power generation and plant management functions.
Kartik Seth’s Participation
Advocate Kartik Seth, Founder of Chambers of Kartik Seth, is among the speakers featured at the conference, joining a panel of experts from the legal, technical, and operational sides of the power sector. His participation reflects the Chambers’ continued engagement with the legal and regulatory dimensions of infrastructure modernisation, particularly as digital adoption reshapes compliance and contractual frameworks within the industry.
Chambers’ Role as Legal Partner
As Legal Partner for the conference, Chambers of Kartik Seth lends its expertise to a platform that brings together stakeholders working at the intersection of energy, technology, and law. The association is supported by co-sponsors including AVEVA, Controls India, Jaaji Technologies, Nelumbo Technologies, and Sharajman Technologies.
Significance
The conference reinforces the growing importance of legal counsel in conversations around infrastructure digitalisation, as regulatory and contractual considerations increasingly shape how power sector entities adopt new technologies. For Chambers of Kartik Seth, this participation marks a continued step in its engagement with India’s power and infrastructure landscape, strengthening its presence among key industry voices driving the sector’s digital future.