Neeti Suhag brings over a decade of experience in clean energy consulting, supporting clients’ business objectives in pursuit of the energy transition. She brings international experience supporting utility, government, regulatory, and private clients in India, Bangladesh, Kenya, and Canada. This global perspective gives Neeti a unique understanding of approaches needed to ensure client success and the importance of understanding the local context. Her work includes leading feasibility studies, business strategies, policies and regulations, and issues related to demand-side management. Most recently, she managed a residential energy program design study for the Region of Peel (the City of Brampton, City of Mississauga, and Town of Caledon), as well as a home energy efficiency transition feasibility study for the County of Wellington. She is also managing a deep retrofit financing feasibility study for the City of Nanaimo and the Regional District of Nanaimo. She keenly understands international financing mechanisms and multilateral funding agencies, having worked with organizations including the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, and UN-Women. Earlier in her career, Neeti developed India’s first Distributed Renewable Energy regulations for a state in India. She also has developed an action plan for the World’s largest river island as part of India’s first carbon-neutral district energy project.
Neeti holds a master’s degree in business administration from Richard Ivey Business School (Canada), where she had the opportunity to support the Ontario Chamber of Commerce in developing a project focused on reducing a community’s carbon footprint in southern Ontario. She also holds a master’s in environmental studies from The Energy and Research Institute (India). Neeti is passionate about the clean energy transition to ensure a balance between the planet, people, and profit. She is also the co-founder of a non-profit in India focused on sustainable initiatives.