Phlit
Caspar Hoegh is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in transformative business ventures and strategic leadership. As a Partner and Co-founder of NOON Ventures since September 2020, Hoegh focuses on investing in innovative companies. In addition, Hoegh serves as Vice Chairman of the Board at both Phlit and Lotus Microsystems, where efforts are directed toward enhancing flexibility in electric grids and optimizing power management solutions, respectively. At Tattoodo, the world's leading tattoo community, Hoegh holds multiple roles, including Chairman of the Board and Chief Operating Officer, driving digital innovation within the $50 billion tattoo industry. Prior to these roles, Hoegh contributed to Nilfisk's strategy and M&A operations and worked as a Management Consultant at Bain & Company, specializing in strategy and performance improvement across various industries. Hoegh's educational background includes a Master’s degree in Finance and Strategic Management from Copenhagen Business School and participation in the Executive Board Programme at INSEAD.
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Phlit
Phlit is a DTU-based start-up whose mission is to disrupt the clean tech industry by unlocking the flexibility of electrical drives - the largest global consumers of electricity. In particular, around a half of global electrical energy consumption is used for supplying electrical motors in applications such as pumps, fans and compressors. Currently, around 20% of these motors are connected to the power grid via variable speed drives (VSDs), which provide an opportunity to flexibly control them. Our mission is to smartly control these assets and unlock their vast cost-free flexibility - to improve their efficiencies at the individual level and to counterbalance the power grid volatility caused by the high penetration renewables by aggregating them with other flexible energy assets such as batteries, EV chargers, electrolyzers and others. Our technology has the potential to reduce yearly CO2 emissions by hundreds of thousands of metric tons in Denmark alone.