Enayet Miah is a leader at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP), where he oversees operations within the Distributed Energy Solutions (DES) Division’s Commercial, Industrial & Institutional (CI&I), Multifamily, and Field Support program units. With more than a decade of experience advancing energy efficiency and conservation, Enayet manages a diverse portfolio of customer-focused programs that promote sustainability, electrification, and equitable energy access across Los Angeles.

Under his guidance, LADWP has launched and expanded flagship initiatives such as the Comprehensive Affordable Multifamily Retrofits (CAMR) Program and the Home Energy Improvement Program (HEIP)—initiatives that are reshaping how the utility serves underserved communities, reduces energy burdens, and supports cleaner, more efficient infrastructure. His oversight also includes CLIP, BOSS, ZBD, HOME LA, FSP, CPM, and Program Field Support—each central to LADWP’s mission to advance sustainable energy use citywide.

Enayet leads a high-performing team of subject matter experts who specialize in designing, implementing, and evaluating forward-looking programs that address today’s needs while anticipating tomorrow’s challenges. His role is pivotal in aligning LADWP’s strategies with emerging technologies and evolving industry trends to drive innovation and long-term impact.

He holds a B.A. in Economics from California State University, Long Beach and an MBA from the University of California, Davis. Enayet brings to his work a thoughtful blend of technical insight, operational rigor, and collaborative leadership. Whether shaping energy policy, refining funding strategies, or mentoring early-career professionals, he approaches each effort with integrity and intention.

Grounded in public service and committed to impact, Enayet views his work as a meaningful contribution toward building a more sustainable and equitable energy future for Los Angeles.