March 15 2021
Hi Maryuth, it might be interesting for you to look into the Women in Green Hydrogen (WiGH) database,
or LinkedIn group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8908081/
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CONNECTIONS to Women CEOs/Owners of Clean Power/Carbon Capture Companies in Asia-Pacific?
- Mar 2, 2021 5:07 pm GMT
I'm excited to be connected with the Energy Central community!
I'm looking for Asia-Pacific women CEOs/biz owners of SMEs in the climate/carbon capture sector. Women working in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Myanmar, or Timor-Leste would be preferred.
I'm a Harvard graduate student & Pacific Forum WPS Researcher. My research is focused on the women-conflict-climate nexus.
Would appreciate any company or individual referrals you might have. Thanks!
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March 04 2021
I can name two women in India Immediately :
1) Vaishali Nigam Shina
Chair, ReNew Foundation and Chief Sustainability and CSR Officer, ReNew Power, India.
2) Joyoti Guleria.
Jyoti Gulia, Founder
Jyoti has about 14 years of rich experience in the Indian Renewable sector. Before starting JMK Research, she has worked with leading companies in the clean energy sector including Bridge To India, Tecnova, Infraline, and CRISIL. She holds a Master’s degree in Business Management from FORE School of Management, Delhi, and a Bachelor’s in Engineering degree (Mechanical) from Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology, Delhi.
March 04 2021
Also this may be of value
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) is pleased to invite you to celebrate the International Women's Day by joining the webinar titled 'Gender Equality for an Inclusive Energy Transition: Women Leading the Way in Solar Energy':
on Monday, 8 March 2021 at 16:30 GST (13.30 CET)
UN Women designated the theme 'Women in leadership: Achieving an equal future in a COVID-19 world' for the International Women’s Day, 8 March 2021. IRENA uses this opportunity to officially launch the new IRENA Global Gender Survey of the Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Industry that will provide the basis for the forthcoming IRENA publication, Solar PV Energy: A Gender Perspective. The report's findings will strengthen and deepen our knowledge of issues related to women's employment, workplace opportunities, challenges and policy solutions in renewable energy, as well as highlight qualitative aspects of the global solar PV energy workforce.
March 04 2021
I think you might find value in connecting into here, closer to the awareness you need
https://aeds.aseanenergy.org/news/
The Asean Centre for Energy
Ms Nella: communication@aseanenergy.org
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March 03 2021
Have you taken a look at the Women in Energy LinkedIn group? You may also find some people you want to connect with there. https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2215819/
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