Shikha Bhasin is a climate and clean energy professional with over 15 years of experience in energy transition, renewable energy investment and climate policy. Her expertise covers decarbonisation, clean technology innovation, electric mobility and international climate cooperation.
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About me
Shikha Bhasin is a climate policy and clean energy professional with over 15 years of experience in energy transition, renewable energy, climate finance and technology innovation.
She currently serves as Partnerships Manager at the Clean Energy Ministerial and maintains an advisory association with the Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW). Her work spans international clean energy cooperation, climate policy research, technology innovation and strategies to accelerate low-carbon development.
Previously, Shikha held senior research and advisory positions with the UN Environment Programme, CEEW, the Energy research Centre of the Netherlands and the German Development Institute. Her experience includes research on renewable energy investment, clean technology development, electric mobility, international climate finance and the implementation of climate mitigation policies.
She has worked on projects involving off-grid renewable energy development, climate investment mechanisms and low-carbon technology pathways across developed and emerging economies.
Her professional background supports her review of OneStop ESG content covering renewable energy solutions, clean mobility, energy transition technologies, decarbonisation advisory services, climate finance and sustainability policy.
Career and credentials
Professional background
Clean Energy Ministerial | Partnerships Manager | May 2025–Present
Works on partnerships within the Clean Energy Ministerial, an international platform for cooperation on clean energy technologies and the global energy transition.
Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW) | Advisor | March 2023–Present
Maintains an advisory association with CEEW, following several years in programme leadership roles focused on energy, environment and climate-related research.
UN Environment Programme (UNEP) | Senior Advisor | March 2023–April 2025
Held a senior advisory role at UNEP, drawing on her experience in international climate policy, clean energy and environmental sustainability.
Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW) | Senior Programme Lead | February 2016–February 2023
Held programme leadership responsibilities at CEEW, contributing to its work at the intersection of energy, environmental policy and sustainable development.
Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands (ECN) | Researcher | January 2014–July 2017
Conducted research on international climate finance, renewable energy investment and climate mitigation policies. Her work included studies on Climate Investment Funds and private sector investment in renewable energy, as well as the development of an off-grid renewable energy mitigation programme with the Government of Kenya.
She also contributed to policy papers concerning UNFCCC mechanisms, clean technology cooperation and climate policy in developing economies.
German Development Institute (DIE) | Researcher | January 2011–December 2013
Conducted comparative research on low-carbon technology pathways in India, China and Europe, particularly wind energy and electric mobility. Her work examined international technology cooperation and the development of low-carbon technologies.
Climate Group | Policy Analyst | August 2009–April 2011
Worked in climate policy analysis, contributing to research and policy activities relating to climate change and low-carbon development.
PRS Legislative Research | Research Assistant | April 2007–August 2008
Gained early experience in public policy and legislative research.
Education · 2009
Master's Degree in Global Politics
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
How we review our guides
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The reliability of supporting evidence and regulatory references.
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The appropriateness of comparisons, strengths, limitations and recommendations.
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Guides reviewed by Shikha Bhasin
Top Sustainability Management Software Platforms in 2026
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Top ESG Data Providers in 2026
A comprehensive guide to the leading ESG data providers shaping sustainable investment and corporate reporting in 2026. From established ratings giants to AI-native platforms and controversy-intelligence specialists, this article breaks down the strengths, limitations, and best-fit use cases of each provider to help finance and sustainability teams find the right data partner for their needs.
Best Carbon Accounting Software Platforms in 2026
Overview of leading carbon accounting software platforms for 2026.