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Ryan Feeney

Ryan Feeney is a Partner at Ohm Analytics, a market intelligence firm covering the U.S. distributed energy transition through permit, utility interconnection, financial filing, and incentive program data. He leads data aggregation across the entire Ohm platform, including its VPP and policy tracking coverage. That vantage point gives him a close read on how state- and utility-level battery programs are reshaping residential attachment rates, installer economics, and go-to-market strategy — and which program designs are actually converting awareness into installed capacity. He draws on seven years in the renewable energy financing industry. Ryan is based in San Diego

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