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Jon Semingson
Renewable Energy Executive Search - Enabling the Energy Revolution - Solar and Energy Storage Headhunter
Jon Semingson is the Managing Partner and President of Peak Demand, a leading executive search firm specializing in the renewable energy sector.13 With over 15 years of experience, Semingson and his team have been instrumental in helping organizations across solar, energy storage, and electric vehicles scale their teams.1
Career Highlights
- Expertise: Semingson is deeply immersed in the renewable energy industry, focusing on recruiting top talent for companies driving the renewable energy transition.2
- Impact: The candidates placed by Semingson and his team have been involved in more than 40 GW of installed renewable energy generation.1
- Industry Recognition: He has been featured in various podcasts and publications, sharing insights on renewable energy recruitment and career development.45
Professional Focus
Semingson's work at Peak Demand centers on:
- Addressing the talent shortage in the renewable energy sector1
- Connecting leading companies with skilled professionals to advance the renewable energy transition2
- Providing guidance to job seekers in the renewable energy field2
As a thought leader in his field, Semingson has contributed articles to industry publications like Solar Power World, offering advice to job seekers in the renewable energy sector.2
Background
Semingson attended California State University-Sacramento.3 His career path includes a transition from account executive to owning and managing Peak Demand, demonstrating his entrepreneurial spirit and deep commitment to the renewable energy sector.1
Highlights
It has been 6 months since the California Public Utilities Commission implemented NEM 3, which reduced the value of solar for residential and commercial projects by about 70%
Based on the recent numbers released by Bernadette Del Chiaro and the California Solar & Storage Association, we have lost 17,000 solar jobs while 100's of solar installers have gone out of business in that time.
Meanwhile, the CPUC was happy to approve a 13% rate hike for Pacific Gas and Electric Company last month raising most customer's bills another $30+ a month.
Anyone who cares about transitioning to renewable energy, consumer choice or utility monopolies should be furious.
Sad times for a state that used to be a leader in clean energy.
To my network:
Trying to find someone that can test and commission a commercial PV carport project in Sacramento.
If you can help, I will make the connection.
Thanks!
