Aishwairya De

Energy transition is fundamentally a capital allocation problem and understanding which technologies, markets, and policies will scale, and where investment creates the most impact. My work focuses on analysing energy markets, emerging technologies, and financial frameworks shaping the transition to low-carbon energy systems.

I recently completed an MSc in Energy Management (Finance & Investments) at ESCP Business School, following a prior MSc in Nanoscience from the University of Groningen and a bachelors in Nanotechnology Engineering. This combination allows me to bridge technical understanding with financial and market analysis, particularly for deep-tech and climate innovation.

Through consulting projects and startup experience, I have worked on:

- Energy market and regulatory analysis across European markets

- Financial modelling and investment feasibility assessment (LCOE, IRR, CAPEX/OPEX)

- Technology and market evaluation for climate tech commercialization

- Market sizing and competitive analysis for energy transition opportunities

Earlier in my career, I worked as a production planning engineer, managing operations across multiple manufacturing units. This experience strengthened my structured, data-driven approach to solving complex operational and strategic challenges.

I am particularly interested in roles at the intersection of:

- Energy transition strategy

- Energy markets and infrastructure investment

- Innovation commercialization/consulting

- Sustainable finance and investment analysis

My goal is to contribute to organizations working to scale technologies, infrastructure, and business models that accelerate the global energy transition.