Paraclete Energy has assembled a uniquely qualified team with remarkable credentials.
Our Team
Members of Paraclete Energy’s scientific team are from respected organizations such as Lawrence Berkeley National Labs, UC Berkeley, MIT, NASA, Georgia Tech, University of Michigan, University of Waterloo, Wharton, University of Utah, Colorado State University, Polytechnic of Italy, CICenergigune of Spain, Université de Picardie Jules Verne, Warsaw University of Technology of Poland, Syracuse University and Columbia University. The expertise of Paraclete Energy’s scientific team includes silicon chemistry, industrial milling, battery design and manufacturing, electrode processing, chemistry, chemical engineering, electrochemistry, materials, mechanical engineering, organic chemistry, polymer science, finance, and solid state chemistry and physics. Paraclete Energy’s scientific team has a combination of over 100 publications, patents, presentations and posters on battery-related science, materials and engineering topics.
Paraclete Energy has a very experienced core team. Unlike other emerging companies, our team has over 180 years of combined industry experience.
Jeff Norris, the visionary CEO and founder of Paraclete Energy, leverages over two decades of experience in renewable energy storage. With advanced degrees from Duke University and USC, Jeff’s expertise is well-recognized in the industry. His accolades include the prestigious E&Y Entrepreneur of the Year award. Jeff has a proven history of securing substantial financing and forging strategic partnerships. Notably, he guided a previous venture from concept to a NASDAQ IPO, delivering a phenomenal 106:1 return. His dedication to innovation continues to drive Paraclete Energy towards pioneering advancements in energy technology.
Jeff is passionate about:
- God, family, and the legacy he lives 24/7 and leaves for them.
- Taking on the near-impossible with a great team and exceeding expectations for all stakeholders.
- Launching disruptive technologies and driving innovation in the energy sector.
- Serving others and contributing to economic development in developing countries.
- New ventures, start-ups, technology, and commercialization.