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Fidra Energy

EnergyUnited Kingdom

Fidra Energy is a public company established in 2024 and headquartered in Edinburgh, Scotland, focused on supporting renewable energy generation through independent battery energy storage solutions.

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Fidra Energy at a glance

Fidra Energy is an energy company headquartered in United Kingdom, founded in 2023. Xcout tracks 9 named people at Fidra Energy, including Chris Elder (Chief Executive Officer).

Industry
Energy
Headquarters
United Kingdom
Founded
2023

Fidra Energy leadership

  • Chris ElderChief Executive Officer
  • Tony JuliusChief Financial Officer
  • Lisa MackayChief Operations Officer
  • Morris Van LooyChief Growth & Strategy Officer
  • Sam BeckettHR Director
  • Miles AlexanderBoard member

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