DejaBlue

Parker and Baptiste founded DejaBlue after experiencing firsthand the inefficiencies in EV charging infrastructure. Frustration turned into a mission to address systemic flaws in electrification deployment.

With 20+ years in Silicon Valley, they apply consumer tech principles to business electrification—traditionally dominated by construction firms lacking innovation.

Their tech-driven approach automates processes, optimizes energy use, and enhances reliability, cutting costs by 10-25%. In year one, DejaBlue secured major contracts, proving demand for cost-effective energy transition. Passionate about the outdoors, their work is driven by a commitment to sustainability.

Baptiste is an energy engineer specializing in electricity, with hands-on experience deploying EV chargers at a national scale. As a project engineer, he contributed to one of the first large-scale charging infrastructure rollouts in the country. Recognizing DejaBlue’s strong potential and its founders’ long-term vision—including integrating solar and other energy assets—he joined to help accelerate its growth. He enjoys building and leading his own team, fostering a culture of innovation and collaboration. In his own words: “I thrive at DejaBlue, where rapid, tangible progress in product development meets a long-term vision for energy innovation. The fast-paced environment and ambitious goals allow me to see real impact quickly. I also really enjoy building my own team.”

Claire brings deep expertise in mobility, transport, and energy, honed over five years in strategy consulting at Roland Berger and Oliver Wyman, followed by leadership roles in fast-growing tech companies.

As DejaBlue’s first employee, she played a key role in scaling the company from 0 to 1, leveraging her unique blend of analytical thinking and relationship-building. Passionate about energy innovation, she continuously expands her technical skills to drive smarter, more efficient electrification solutions.