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Matt Duesterberg
CRO at Renew Home
Matt Duesterberg is a seasoned professional with a strong background in energy and data analytics.
He holds a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University and a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Virginia.
With a wealth of experience in various leadership roles, Matt has served as the Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) at Renew Home, President at OhmConnect, and CEO/Co-Founder at OhmConnect.
His expertise extends to roles such as CRO and CTO at OhmConnect, Lead Analytic Consultant at DataRaker (now part of Oracle), and an Associate at DC Energy.
Matt Duesterberg's passion lies in merging energy and data analytics to empower individuals and organizations in making informed energy-related decisions.
Highlights
It has been an amazing journey over the past 10 years to build a company with Curtis Tongue and Cadir Lee. We set out with the vision to pave a pathway for 100% clean energy for everyone, and were able to recruit some experts in the energy space along the way, including Cisco DeVries among many others.
Last Friday, we were able to say goodbye to that company in a beautiful way, as everyone at OhmConnect transitions to this new company - Renew Home.
Looking ahead, I'm excited to learn from the expertise from the Google Nest Renew team and excited to achieve our shared long term goals of building virtual power plants to ensure we can get to 100% clean energy for everyone.
The question I keep hearing is: "what is the best thing I can do to help combat climate change?"
I cannot emphasize enough -- joining OhmConnect and helping provide flexibility to the grid is the single easiest, most important thing to do for the climate. Helping be smarter about our energy usage will get us to 100% clean energy for everyone -- this accounts for 25% of all carbon on the planet.
What our members did over the heat wave in September 2022, which helped keep the lights on, proves this. By keeping the lights on, California can continue to grow renewable energy (solar and wind) and remove the need for fossil fuel power plants. After the August 2020 blackouts, the state spent millions on fossil fuel based generation to keep the lights on. After this summer, hopefully we will not spend another dollar on fossil fuel based generation. We need to prove to the state, then the country, then the world that we don't need more fossil fuel energy -- we can just be smarter about energy usage.
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