State-owned Energy Efficiency Services Ltd (EESL) appointed Mahua Acharya as the head of its new subsidiary - Convergence. Acharya is an international climate finance and carbon markets expert. She has lived and worked in Europe, the US, Asia and India, an EESL statement said, reports PTI.
Acharya has almost two decades of international experience in green finance, renewables, and carbon markets. She was the assistant director-general of Global Green Growth Institute, an intergovernmental organization headquartered in Seoul with operations in 31 countries and has held roles with mergers & acquisitions at ArcelorMittal.
Speaking about her appointment, Acharya said, “I have spent my career thus far straddling both international public sector and the private sector, and would now like to utilize my experience, skills and networks to enable large scale transformative impact in India. EESL is perfectly placed to enable the next generation of clean energy solutions."
Convergence Energy Services is a new energy company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of EESL. It focuses on delivering clean, affordable and reliable energy.
Saurabh Kumar, Executive Vice Chairperson, EESL Group, tweeted: We warmly welcome @mahuaacharya in @EESL_India. Her wealth of experience will enable scale up of innovative models for sustainable development.
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