Shreejan Pandey is a New Zealand political candidate affiliated with the Green Party, who is listed as a candidate for the Wigram electorate [12] and ranked 21 on the Green Party Delegate List for the 2026 General Election [10].
Pandey has a background in the energy and research sectors [6], and has been confirmed as a power systems engineer [5]. According to a single reputable secondary source, he has also worked as a wind farm designer [8] and has been involved in leading clean energy initiatives at an international level [3].
His academic and institutional connections include, according to a single reputable secondary source, attendance at Monash University [9], a role as Energy Lab Convenor at Monash Business School [1], and a position as Director of the Monash Energy Institute [11]. He has also been noted, from the same source tier, as a speaker on the green energy transition [7].
In 2016, Pandey was a co-author of a publication titled 'Mind the Gaps', produced by the University of Canterbury's Electrical and Computer Engineering department [4], and is credited as the author of an academic paper on electrical engineering demographics from the same year [2].
With respect to party affiliation, sources indicate his alignment with the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand [16], with his candidacy confirmed as of 12 March 2026 [15]. One source also notes a separate affiliation with the Labour Party [17], though this claim is unverified and drawn from a single secondary source.