Sapna Gheewala-Dowla

Bio

Sapna Gheewala-Dowla is Associate Vice President of Policy & Research at the Alliance to Save Energy, where she leads the organization’s domestic and international energy efficiency policy and research portfolio. She directs ASE’s engagement with Congress, federal agencies, state policymakers, and industry stakeholders to advance bipartisan, fuel-neutral energy efficiency solutions that strengthen affordability, reliability, competitiveness, and energy security. She also leads ASE’s congressional engagement and Hill strategy, state policy initiatives, and growing international engagement, including partnerships and initiatives that elevate U.S. energy efficiency leadership globally.

Why Alliance to Save Energy is signing:

The Alliance to Save Energy is a nonprofit, bipartisan, fuel-neutral coalition of business, government, environmental, and consumer leaders working to advance energy efficiency across the U.S. economy. Since 1977, the Alliance has championed efficiency as a foundational energy resource that lowers costs, strengthens grid reliability and energy security, drives economic competitiveness, and reduces energy demand. Through policy advocacy, research, education, and collaboration with public- and private-sector leaders, ASE works at the federal, state, and international levels to accelerate energy efficiency solutions.

ASE is pleased to sign the EES2 Pledge because advancing energy efficiency through innovation, collaboration, and deployment is central to our mission. As energy demand grows across the economy, including from AI and data centers, continued improvements in computing, equipment, buildings, and energy systems can help meet that growth more efficiently, strengthen reliability, manage costs, and make better use of existing and future energy infrastructure. EES2 provides an important platform for bringing together public- and private-sector leaders to accelerate these solutions.