Matt O'Keefe

Head of Opower, Oracle Energy and Water · 1 appearance on the record.

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Matt O'Keefe oversees the strategy and global operations for Opower, a behavioral energy efficiency platform at Oracle Energy and Water. He previously worked with utilities and regulators at the California Energy Efficiency Industry Council and served on the California Efficiency and Demand Management Council board.

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Assertion Partly supported

25% of regular utility customers recently failed to pay their bills

“In the last two years, a full quarter of people in the country who normally could pay their bill could not pay their bill for the first time.”

Matt O'Keefe Jul 12, 2022 ▶ 6:13 The people-centric transition to zero emissions [Partner content]

Prediction Not checkable as stated

Multiple managed utility programs will likely overwhelm average customers

“Right now you have folks that may be willing to have a managed charging program as well as a managed heating and HVAC system as well as participate in and solar programs, but that's probably too much for the average customer in the future.”

Matt O'Keefe Jul 12, 2022 ▶ 14:10 The people-centric transition to zero emissions [Partner content]

Insight

EV adoption mirrors solar because visible technology normalizes consumer behavior

“The good news about electric vehicles is they have far more in common with solar than they do with efficiency. Folks can see them, and they can see that they have been normalized and understand that it is not a risk to actually start to electrify transportatio…”

Matt O'Keefe Jul 12, 2022 ▶ 18:52 The people-centric transition to zero emissions [Partner content]

Appearances (1)

Episode	Date	Speaking time
The people-centric transition to zero emissions [Partner content]	Jul 12, 2022	6m

Matt O'Keefe

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