Matt Brown

"Transactive energy and dynamic models for community solar"

• Transactive energy overview and core principles
• LO3 Energy's approach to DER accounting and customer programs
• Case study: community solar
• A renewable product for targeted customers (e.g. LMI) that incentivizes load-shifting toward solar peaks
• Align hourly production and consumption as step toward new 24/7 renewable products
• Reduce friction to current customer participation by eliminating subscription commitments
• Set the foundation to combine TOU rates and demand response programs with community solar via streamlined backend accounting

Biography:

Matt Brown

VP Corporate Development, LO3 Energy

Matt leads global commercial functions for Portland, OR-based LO3 Energy, including business development, customer success and corporate strategy. He has over a decade of experience in early- and growth-stage climate tech development spanning roles in early stage investing, federal policy and as an operator. Matt has focused on the commercialization of distributed renewables, energy storage and market dynamics related to grid modernization and electric transportation. Matt previously lead clean energy investment research and analysis at the CREO Syndicate and served as a consultant to Braemar Energy Ventures. Prior to that, he was a VP at McBee Strategic Consulting in Washington, D.C., where he managed a portfolio of energy sector clients comprised of start-ups, multinational energy majors and venture capital firms. His career started in climate policy with a focus on cap-and-trade mechanics. Matt has a B.A. in Environmental Economics from Colgate and an MBA from Columbia Business School.

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