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Vikram Aggarwal, CFA
CEO & Founder I Entrepreneur I ClimateTech Thought Leader I EnergySage
Vikram Aggarwal is a prominent entrepreneur and business leader with a wealth of experience spanning over 20 years in start-ups, private equity, and growth strategy in various industries and markets.
As the CEO and Founder of EnergySage, Vikram has successfully established and expanded the preeminent online marketplace in the United States focused on electrification products like solar panels, batteries, heat pumps, and community solar, eventually leading to its acquisition by Schneider Electric in 2021.
His primary goal is to empower individuals to transition towards cost-effective, dependable, and sustainable energy solutions by providing trustworthy resources, unbiased guidance, and a transparent platform.
With a strong background in business strategy, finance, and ClimateTech, Vikram has demonstrated exceptional leadership in adding value for customers, partners, and investors throughout his career.
Vikram Aggarwal holds a diverse educational background including earning his CFA in Finance from CFA Institute, an MBA in Finance from D'Amore-McKim School of Business at Northeastern University, an M.Com in Economics and Accounting from Delhi School of Economics, a B.Com in Economics and Accounting from Delhi University, and completing his High School in Commerce at Sardar Patel Vidyalaya.
He has been associated with various organizations such as serving as a Board Member at Conductor Solar, a Member and Investor at Launchpad Venture Group, CEO & Founder and Board Director at EnergySage, Vice President at Devonshire Investors (Fidelity’s private equity fund) at Fidelity Investments, Management Consultant at Fidelity Strategic New Business Development, Senior Product Manager, and Senior Business Analyst at Fidelity Investments.
Highlights
At EnergySage, we firmly believe that making solar more accessible and affordable requires simplicity, transparency and choice. Unfortunately, the largest solar market in the US–California–is poised to take big leaps backwards in each of those three areas.
A new proposal from the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) replaces simplicity with complexity, transparency with opacity, and reduces consumer choice.
The CPUC is scheduled to vote on this latest proposal on December 15. Below are some actions that you can take to help reduce the impact of this decision. For an overview of what’s included in this new proposal and what it means not just for California, but policies nationwide, read on.
📢 Attend California Solar & Storage Association's Save California Solar Rallies happening tomorrow, December 1, which are taking place statewide right around your lunch hour. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/epSZ3S2i
✍️ Write to Governor Newsom to tell him you oppose the proposed decision and ask him to take a stand to support the continued growth of solar in the US. Form here: https://lnkd.in/eDPJew5C
📲 If you’d prefer to call the Governor to express all of the above instead, that’s an option too. Call here: https://lnkd.in/ek6EwNsB
🤝 Even if you don’t live in California, you can still help! If you have friends, family, partners or customers in California, let them know what’s at stake, help them understand how this will impact solar in the state and beyond, and send them the links above to take action. Share this post!
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