Dan Fletcher

Head of Ecosystems @Dcbel

Montreal, QC, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2014 — Present

Head of Ecosystems @Dcbel

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CA

A serial tech entrepreneur in the domain of energy, building amazing tech, teams, relationships and cap tables. With the aim of providing energy solutions that are better for the user, less polluting and more economic. Dan co-founded dcbel setting out on a specific journey: to let people live without compromise when it comes to their energy for home and mobility - built on breakthroughs in asset usage, resilience and footprint.

EDUCATION

1987 — 1988

CEGEP - John Abbott College

DEC, Pure & Applied Science

1988 — 1992

Queen's University

BAH, Sustainable Development - Politics - Economics

SKILLS

MicrogridEngineeringRenewable EnergyEnergy EfficiencyInvertersStorageEv ChargingEnergyStrategic PartnershipsCarbonOmsBusiness StrategySdtcBusiness DevelopmentCleantechAmiCorporate DevelopmentPower GenerationAlternative EnergyPower ElectronicsClean TechnologyStrategyBiofuelsPhotovoltaicsVenture CapitalSolar EnergySustainable EnergyControl SoftwareDmsDc ChargingBiomassEnergy Policy

ABOUT DAN FLETCHER

An experienced software and energy technology entrepreneur at heart - willingly part of the great energy transition - pressing to make distributed energy work. As part of the dcbel team Dan works with Solar & Storage partners as well as EV partners in the electrification of home and vehicles.Specialties: building team, partner and backer relations needed to build a great tech business with the benefit of being able to draw on past success and relationships wrt inverters, power electronics, storage, distributed power generation, PV, V2H, inverters, grid-connect, vehicle charging and discharge.

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