Voltus: Gregg Dixon

This episode I drink ☕️ spiked Americano with Gregg Dixon, Co-founder and CEO of Voltus. Join us as we discuss the history of the U.S. grid, how EVs will become key energy storage devices, crypto energy demand, Climate Tech Aid and the original cleantech battle of the bands, the electricity crises in Texas & California, how the Trump administration wasn’t so bad for cleantech after all and oh so much more!

Episode 8 of the Climate Tech Cocktails podcast, hosted by Matt Myers, titled "Voltus: Gregg Dixon" was published on October 12, 2021 and runs 62 minutes.

October 12, 2021 ·62m · Climate Tech Cocktails

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This episode I drink ☕️ spiked Americano with Gregg Dixon, Co-founder and CEO of Voltus. Join us as we discuss the history of the U.S. grid, how EVs will become key energy storage devices, crypto energy demand, Climate Tech Aid and the original cleantech battle of the bands, the electricity crises in Texas & California, how the Trump administration wasn’t so bad for cleantech after all and oh so much more!

Episode Description

“(in 10 years) The grid is a decarbonized, decentralized, and digitized network taking full advantage of the network effects that we all enjoy in a modern technology stack.” -Gregg Dixon, Co-founder and CEO of Voltus

Gregg Dixon (@gregg_dixon) is the Co-founder and CEO of Voltus (@voltusinc), connecting customers, investors, teammates, and the world with Voltus value, ensuring that the vision for the company, and its culture, is meeting their expectations. Gregg is a world-renowned expert in commercial and industrial energy management and has pioneered many of today’s innovations that unlock the economic and environmental benefits of “intelligent energy.” Prior to co-founding Voltus, Gregg was the Senior VP of Marketing and Sales and a founding executive at EnerNOC, a leading provider of demand response, energy procurement, and energy intelligence software.

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