Shubhranshu is a Research Associate within the Energy Transitions vertical at the Sustainable Futures Collaborative, where he focuses on advancing inclusive and equitable energy transitions. His interests also include the evolving fields of climate finance and GHG emissions accounting. He holds a Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering from NIT Tiruchirappalli and a Master of Public Policy from the Hertie School in Berlin, with a certification in sustainability. His Master’s dissertation explored the use of a carbon (property) tax and a climate risk insurance product to support climate adaptation in Accra, Ghana. His academic background thus combines technical expertise with a policy-oriented perspective on sustainable development. Shubhranshu previously worked as a Data Management Specialist at XBP Europe, supporting German public sector clients in reducing their carbon footprint. As a Research Assistant at MicroEnergy International, he contributed to projects on microfinance for decentralised renewable energy, solar-powered irrigation, minimum energy performance standards, quality infrastructure frameworks, and electric mobility. Earlier, he was part of Capgemini’s Global Public Sector team, where he advised clients on leveraging emerging technologies such as AI to tackle their sustainability challenges.
Scroll | 24 June 2026
Heatwaves are no longer temporary disruptions to India’s power system; they are emerging as one of its defining operating conditions. The challenge is not merely to keep pace with rising power demand, but also to build a power system that is reliable, climate-resilient, socially equitable, and capable of supporting the country’s long-term energy transition.
Down To Earth Hindi | 19 June 2026
देश के सम्मुख चुनौती अब केवल बढ़ती हुई बिजली मांग के साथ कदमताल मिलाने तक सीमित नहीं है| यह एक ऐसी बिजली प्रणाली का निर्माण करने की है जो पूर्णतः विश्वसनीय, जलवायु-अनुकूल, सामाजिक रूप से न्यायसंगत, और भारत के दीर्घकालिक ऊर्जा संक्रमण के लक्ष्यों को संबल प्रदान करने में पूर्णतः समर्थ हो।
17 December 2025
The National Green Hydrogen Mission, targeting 5 MMTPA of green hydrogen production capacity by 2030, aims to position India as a global leader in clean energy. This piece analyses the opportunities for green hydrogen, examines the challenges constraining its scale-up, and explores the risks involved in its pursuit.