Devendra Kumar Sharma Email & Phone Number

Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, India

As Chairman of the regulatory Commission, leading the organisation’s efforts towards determination and rationalisation of electricity tariff. Responsible to oversee the organisation’s mission to ensure protection of consumer’s interests, transparent policies, regulations, promotion of efficiency and environmentally friendly policies.

Chandigarh Area, India

Responsible for managing assets of national importance for the States of Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and Himachal Pradesh. Projects managed by BBMB generates 2919 MW of hydroelectric power and provides irrigation water to the participating states from Govindsagar and Pong Dam storage reservoirs.

Shimla Area, India

Head, CEO and Board Member of Himachal Power Corporation Ltd. (HPPCL. Responsible for physical and financial performance; engineering, development and implementation/construction of hydroelectric projects in Himachal Pradesh. HPPCL has 22 hydroelectric projects with total portfolio of more than 3600 MW. Board Member in three other companies, viz, Himachal.

New Delhi Area, India

Responsible for development of hydroelectric projects in India and neighbouring countries. Responsible for Sachh Khas (260+14 MW), Reoli Dugli (420 MW) Hydroelectric Projects in Himachal Pradesh, Tagurshit (74 MW) in Arunachal Pradesh and Singoli Bhatwari Hydroelectric Project (99 MW) in Uttarakhad. Established a very competent organizational framework for.

Faridabad, New Delhi

End to end responsibility for operations and business development for hydroelectric Projects in Himachal Pradesh, Punjab and J&K.Responsible for construction of rock fill dam with concrete spillway on the left bank and 45m deep 1m wide cut-off wall below foundation of the dam, diversion tunnels, power intakes, underground desilting chambers and part head.

Shimla, Bhutan

Worked in various capacities in Himachal Pradesh Electricity Board Ltd. from 1982 to November 2006. Worked for Chamera Stage II (300 MW), Ghanwi (22.5 MW), Kol Dam (800 MW), Dhamwari Sunda (70 MW), Gaj (10.5 MW), Baner (12 MW) and Thirot (4.5 MW) hydroelectric projects. Worked for investigation, conceptualisation and prepared Detailed Project Report of Kol.

Master Of Engineering (M.Eng.), Water Resources Engineering, Thesis' Excellent' 4 Out Of 4

Activities and Societies: Executive Member, Student Union, AITWorked on 'Flood Routing Using Kalman Filtering Techniques'

Course In Industrial Engineering & Business Management

Bachelor Of Engineering (B.E.),, Civil Engineering, Distinction

Activities and Societies: 1. Jt. Secretary, Rotract Club, SGSITS, 1979-80 2. President, Rotract Club, SGSITS, 1980-81

International Post Graduate Course On Hydrology, Sediment Transport, 5 Out Of 5

Worked on Sediment Transport of Himalayan Rivers