Two of Enzen's global senior leaders have been included in a prestigious list of Asia's most inspiring figures in the clean energy sector.
Dr. Shweta Tripathi, Global Head of Enzen's Knowledge Studio, has appeared in Solar Quarter magazine's roll call of 'Asia's Most Influential Women in Renewable Energy'.
The list celebrates those inspirational female figures across the continent who are using their knowledge and expertise to influence the clean energy industry and drive positive change in policymaking. By showcasing the success stories of figures like Shweta and Uma, the list also aims to help close the gender gap in the renewable energy sector and beyond.
Read more about the achievements of Shweta below.
Dr Shweta Tripathi
As Global Head of Knowledge at Enzen Group, Shweta is responsible for strategic growth into new markets, services and innovation. She has more than 19 years' experience in clean energy and water as a business leader, strategist, researcher and solution architect, and has worked with utilities, academia, government agencies, the World Bank and NGOs around the world.
Her achievements include the direction and delivery of wind-solar hybrid, nano and micro-grid projects in unconnected remote habitats, plus pioneering the use of aerial and underwater robotics for solar farms and floating solar installations.
Shweta is a recipient of the UK Foreign Office’s Chevening Gurukul Fellowship, the FQRNT Fellowship from the Ministry of Education and Science in Quebec and the DAAD Fellowship from the German Academic Exchange Service.
She is an alumnus of the Department of Politics and International Relations at Oxford University and the Department of Chemical Engineering at McGill University in Canada.
Shweta holds a PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Lehigh University, USA. She has two Master’s degrees – one in Environmental Engineering and Management from the IIT Kanpur/Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, and another in Life Sciences from Kanpur University.