Mr. Roland Schoettle

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  Roland Schoettle Roland Schoettle Back to top CEO Optimal Technologies International Inc Roland Schoettle is Founder and CEO of Optimal Technologies International Inc. (www.otii.com), a privately held company financed by Goldman Sachs International.
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  In early 2000, Mr. Schoettle founded Optimal to develop advanced solutions to help power utilities, businesses and consumers maximize their energy usage.
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  Mr. Schoettle's current leadership role at Optimal is supported by his background in technology and engineering along with over 35 years of business development experience. Prior to launching Optimal Technologies, he founded and successfully led several technology-based companies -- one of which received the prestigious position of Canada's number one re-seller of Sun workstations, and one for which he received an entrepreneurial award. An accomplished speaker and industry recognized expert, Mr. Schoettle's past engagements include guest lecturing at the University of Calgary and California Maritime University along with presenting at such distinguished venues as the Commonwealth Club of California, National Academy of Sciences, the Center for Smart Energy, CleanTech Venture Forums, and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI).

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  Roland Schoettle, CEO of Optimal Technologies, said: "As an authority in environmental policy and government, with a strong financial background, there is no doubt that Winston will be an asset to our organization.

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  CEO Roland Schoettle believes that most power-conservation initiatives aimed at the residence have shortsightedly relied on simply reducing demand.

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  "Talent determines the success or failure of any enterprise" Roland Schoettle, Optimal Technologies Founder and CEO.

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  Improving the efficiency of power grids prevents blackouts and keeps a utility from having to build a power plant to meet growing customer demand for energy, said Optimal Technologies chief executive Roland Schoettle.
  
  Eliminating the need for a power plant is a major draw in an era of rising energy costs and global warming concerns.
  
  "If you're looking for results, we have no equal in the world anywhere," Schoettle said this week during an interview in the company's still-empty office in Raleigh."The hard part is convincing customers."
  
  The company's secret sauce and Achilles' heel is a proprietary algorithm that can perform complex calculations in seconds, rather than the hours or days it can take to perform the functions manually, Schoettle said.
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  Goldman Sachs vetted Optimal Technologies for six months, Schoettle said, commissioning a 20-page report from consulting firm of Frost & Sullivan.
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  Progress Energy, an electric utility with customers in three states, would be an ideal client for Optimal Technologies, Schoettle said.
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  Schoettle said the software is particularly good at managing electricity flow during times of peak demand, when utilities are paying the highest prices to generate or buy power.The product can also be used to control pollution emissions, maximize reliability and achieve other goals.
  
  "This is not a one-trick-pony software," Schoettle said."Imagine giving every car on the freeway tonight a tuneup.Imagine doing all those cars simultaneously, the complexity of doing that."

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  State and local government have fostered growth and development in the area, encouraging the large talent pool for engineering, computing and environmental studies," said Optimal CEO Roland Schoettle.

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  Published on: 10/31/2007    Last Visited: 10/31/2007  

  Optimal's mission is to make it easy for utilities, businesses and consumers to analyze and manage energy usage for complete optimization and efficiency," said Roland Schoettle, founder and CEO of Optimal Technologies.

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  "More generators just congest the system," says Roland Schoettle, founder and chief executive of Optimal Technologies International, a Raleigh, N.C.-based company that is scrambling to get in on the energy efficiency game.

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  "This project, the first of its kind in the world, will showcase OTI's breakthrough power grid optimization technology, called AEMPFAST," says Roland Schoettle, founder and CEO of OTI.

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  Published on: 1/23/2008    Last Visited: 1/23/2008  

  Improving the efficiency of power grids prevents blackouts and keeps a utility from having to build a power plant to meet growing customer demand for energy, said Optimal Technologies chief executive Roland Schoettle.
  
  Eliminating the need for a power plant is a major draw in an era of rising energy costs and global warming concerns.
  
  "If you're looking for results, we have no equal in the world anywhere," Schoettle said this week during an interview in the company's still-empty office in Raleigh."The hard part is convincing customers."
  
  The company's secret sauce , and Achilles' heel , is a proprietary algorithm that can perform complex calculations in seconds, rather than the hours or days it can take to perform the functions manually, Schoettle said.
  ...
  Goldman Sachs vetted Optimal Technologies for six months, Schoettle said, commissioning a 20-page report from consulting firm of Frost & Sullivan.
  ...
  Progress Energy, an electric utility with customers in three states, would be an ideal client for Optimal Technologies, Schoettle said.
  ...
  Schoettle said the software is particularly good at managing electricity flow during times of peak demand, when utilities are paying the highest prices to generate or buy power.The product can also be used to control pollution emissions, maximize reliability and achieve other goals.
  
  "This is not a one-trick-pony software," Schoettle said."Imagine giving every car on the freeway tonight a tuneup.Imagine doing all those cars simultaneously, the complexity of doing that."

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