Sunjoy Joshi has a Master’s Degree in English Literature from Allahabad University, India, as well as in Development Studies from University of East Anglia, Norwich. He also studied Upstream Economics and Risk Analysis at the Petroleum Economist, Woking, UK.
He joined the Madhya Pradesh Cadre of the prestigious Indian Administrative Services in 1983, but has taken premature retirement from the service in 2009 in order to pursue his primary interests in energy and environment.
During his career spanning over 25 years in the Indian Administrative Service, Sunjoy has gained experience across the conventional as well as non-conventional energy sectors. He has handled oil and gas exploration as Joint Secretary in the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas and was the Government nominated Director on the Boards of ONGC, OVL, OIL and MRPL. Sunjoy headed the Madhya Pradesh Energy Development Agency as its Managing Director and served as Chairman of M.P. Windfarms.
He has been Visiting Associate at the International Institute of Strategic Studies, London as well as Distinguished Visitor to the Programme on Energy and Sustainable Development, University of Stanford, USA.
Commentaries
Why regulating social media will not solve online hate speech
Global perspectives: G20 leaders summit
India can help nurture a new BRICS-driven Digital Order for the world
Remaking Make in India
Dissent, social marketing and the long tail of terror
Oil and gas: Can India win?
Modernising India's coal sector
Energy Reforms: An Uneven Road
Back to the labyrinth
Leakgate: Govt needs more transparency, not less
Four Walls and a Bubble: Coal and the ABC of India's energy security
Drilling deep for success