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About
Kyle Haustveit serves as Under Secretary of Energy at the U.S. Department of Energy, where he oversees the applied energy portfolio, including offices covering nuclear energy, electricity, cybersecurity and energy security, and the four Power Marketing Administrations. He began his career as a petroleum engineer working on completions design and field development in unconventional reservoirs, developed and patented the Sealed Wellbore Pressure Monitoring diagnostic method, and later led the corporate venture capital team at Devon Energy investing in early-stage energy technology. Haustveit holds a BS in Petroleum Engineering from Montana Tech and an executive MBA in energy from the University of Oklahoma, and served as an SPE Distinguished Lecturer for the 2020-2021 season.
Experience
- U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)Undersecretary of Energycurrent2026 β presentWashington, DC
- U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)Assistant Secretary of Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy2025 β 2026
- U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)Senior Advisor to EERE2025Washington DC
- U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)Senior Advisor to MESC2025Washington DC
- Oil Capital VenturesOwnercurrent2008 β present
- Devon EnergyCompletions Manager2024 β 2025Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
- Devon EnergyManager Devon Energy Ventures2022 β 2024Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
- Devon EnergySubsurface Manager2020 β 2022Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
- Devon EnergyCompletions Engineer2015 β 2020Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Area
- Devon EnergyOperations Engineer2015Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Area
- Devon EnergyReservoir Engineer2014 β 2015Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Area
- Devon EnergyDrilling Engineer2014Gillette, Wyoming
- Devon EnergyProduction Engineer2013 β 2014Gillette, Wyoming
- Fervo EnergyBoard Observer2024 β 2025Houston, Texas, United States
- Devon EnergyEngineering Intern2012Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Area
- Devon EnergyEngineering Intern2011Odessa/Midland, Texas Area
Skills & more
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Energy IndustryPetroleum EngineeringReservoir SimulationReservoir ManagementDrilling EngineeringField DevelopmentNatural GasOilUpstreamOil & Gas IndustryMicrosoft PowerPointMicrosoft Office- Devon Energy: Foundations of Leadership β Harvard Business Publishing
- Strategies for Effective Leadership Teams β LinkedIn
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is Kyle Haustveit?
- Kyle Haustveit serves as Under Secretary of Energy at the U.S. Department of Energy, where he oversees the applied energy portfolio, including offices covering nuclear energy, electricity, cybersecurity and energy security, and the four Power Marketing Administrations. He began his career as a petroleum engineer working on completions design and field development in unconventional reservoirs, developed and patented the Sealed Wellbore Pressure Monitoring diagnostic method, and later led the corporate venture capital team at Devon Energy investing in early-stage energy technology. Haustveit holds a BS in Petroleum Engineering from Montana Tech and an executive MBA in energy from the University of Oklahoma, and served as an SPE Distinguished Lecturer for the 2020-2021 season.
- Where does Kyle Haustveit work?
- Kyle Haustveit is Under Secretary of Energy at Department of Energy.
- Where did Kyle Haustveit go to school?
- Kyle Haustveit studied at Montana Technological University (Bachelor of Science (BS), Petroleum Engineering); University of Oklahoma - Price College of Business (Master of Business Administration - MBA, Energy Management); Dickinson State University (Math, Science and Leadership).
Same school
Also attended Montana Technological University3
Also attended University of Oklahoma - Price College of Business25
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Also attended Dickinson State University1
Shared employers
Also worked at U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)73
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Also worked at Devon Energy6
Also worked at Fervo Energy10
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