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Scott Nguyễn

Redefining the Energy Experience | CEO Bodhi | ex-Fellow at UT-Austin Energy Institute

Scott Nguyễn is a prominent physicist with a Ph.D. who is focused on advancing the transition to a cleaner and more efficient energy economy.

His contributions include initiating Austin's first low-income solar program, deploying robots for ocean exploration, integrating renewable energy technologies into Shell's portfolio, and engaging in treasure hunting expeditions in the Judean Desert.

Currently, Scott aims to harness consumerization and the virality of social networks to boost solar energy adoption rates significantly, similar to Facebook's rapid user growth to 2 billion in 15 years.

His expertise lies in Solar Customer Experience, Behavioral Science of Solar Adoption, energy efficiency, CO2 emissions analytics, industrial IoT, and robotics.

Scott Nguyễn holds a Ph.D. in Physics from Harvard University and a B.S. in Physics from The University of Texas at Austin.

He has held key roles in several organizations, including Co-Founder + CEO at Bodhi, Energy Institute Fellow at The University of Texas at Austin, Founder at Braket Technologies, Rainmaker at Autonomous Marine Systems, VP-Technology at Genie Oil and Gas, Senior Physicist at Shell E&P Co., and NSF Fellowship at CERN.

Highlights

Aug 13 · linkedin

Tomorrow - Learn how a Canadian #solar company went from one #software that wasn't working for them to a stack that is now doing their business wonders.

SPECIAL WEBINAR Why software is failing your solar business

Date: Wed August 13 Time: 12 PM CT

Registration link: https://lnkd.in/g6HBuDM2

Hosted by Bodhi® and Scoop Solar

#solarpros #solarsales

Jul 22 · linkedin

Have you seen this #BodhiU series guest staring Daniel Castano of Scanifly?

They go into the 7 Most Common Causes of Revisions and Change Orders for #solar projects. All in 60 seconds or less!

Every #solarpros should know these and know how to address them all.

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Austin, Texas, United States