Neha Dhingra Promoted to Director of CLASP’s India Program

Neha will lead the India program’s climate and energy access initiatives from New Delhi.

CLASP is thrilled to announce Neha Dhingra as the India program Director. In this role, Neha will lead a team advancing CLASP’s engagement in India to improve appliance energy efficiency for climate mitigation and improved access to energy services. Her leadership marks a new chapter in CLASP’s two-decade long journey in India; where CLASP collaborates with government agencies, industry stakeholders, and other partners to promote appliance efficiency as a way to reduce climate emissions and improve lives.

Neha’s journey at CLASP

Neha joined CLASP in January 2013 and has been instrumental in shaping and scaling CLASP’s initiatives, as CLASP’s India office grew to 15 team members. She has led transformative projects to improve the energy efficiency of numerous appliances and cooling systems. She also contributes to market transformation and supports policy development in collaboration with policymakers and other stakeholders. Neha has also led energy efficiency projects and programs across West Africa and South East Asia.

“We are thrilled to announce Neha’s promotion as Director of the India program. Her vast expertise and dedication to CLASP’s mission have driven remarkable progress,” said Christine Egan, CLASP’s Chief Executive Officer. “It’s gratifying to recognize talent within our team, and Neha’s leadership and dedication make her promotion well-deserved.”

India is key

India is central to CLASP’s global efforts to combat climate change and promote improved access to energy services. “I look forward to supporting and collaborating with Neha as she drives the next phase of impactful work in India,” said Bishal Thapa, CLASP’s Chief Strategy and Impacts Officer.

Neha’s expertise and vision have been pivotal to the success of landmark projects, such as the scaling of energy-efficient fans and cooling technologies that have improved the lives of millions and directly contributed to advancing India’s ambitious climate goals. CLASP’s work in India reflects a broader global commitment to solve the world’s most pressing, interconnected crises: the climate emergency, poverty, inequality, and access to energy.

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