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Cheshta Balwani
Climate Infrastructure | 30 Women Angel Investors in Climate to Know | Advisor
Cheshta Balwani is a climate tech professional with a focus on sustainable infrastructure and mobility. She currently works at Black & Veatch and has experience in project development and management.12 Balwani holds a Master's degree from Carnegie Mellon University and is also a Climatebase Fellow.13
Career Highlights
- Project Development Manager at Diode, managing Distributed Generation projects (as of September 2022)2
- Currently associated with Black & Veatch in the climate tech sector1
- Involved in discussions on AI use cases in construction and climate resiliency4
Education and Expertise
- Master's degree from Carnegie Mellon University1
- Climatebase Fellow3
- Holds additional qualifications including ATPL, BA (Hons), and MSc in Sustainable Air Transport Management3
Balwani is passionate about sustainability and climate technology, using her expertise to work towards achieving a sustainable future.1 She actively participates in industry events and discussions, such as the Haas Mobility Summit and SF TECH WEEK by a16z, focusing on topics related to climate resiliency and technology in the construction sector.34
Highlights
The Megawatt Charging Workshop at the Electric & Hybrid Marine Expo North America was attended by a variety of stakeholders in the marine decarbonization space - ports, terminal operators, ship operators, electric utilities, air quality management districts, charging equipment suppliers, vessel suppliers, policy makers, naval architects and infrastructure constructors. The workshop was organized by Crowley, Black & Veatch, American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) and CharIN e.V.; and made possible by the funding support of Maritime Administration (MARAD). The questions and conversation from the speakers and attendees made it a valuable workshop - so a huge thank you to everyone who attended!
My session focused on regulatory drivers for decarbonization. Are you ready for the EPA's clean ports funding program - https://lnkd.in/gNsJ8cNh?
Are you attending the Electric & Hybrid Marine Expo North America Conference?
I'm looking forward to discussing the latest in regulatory drivers for #marine electrification, with experts from Crowley, Port of Seattle, California Air Resources Board and others during my panel session.
If you haven't signed up for the Megawatt Charging Workshop yet, you can sign-up for free (online or IRL) using this link - https://lnkd.in/ghf46shn
I hope you'll join the session and stick around after so we can connect! #EHMXNA
