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Eric Alam of Skipping Stone, with Full Stack Energy chief executive Liam Relihan
AN Irish energy firm headquartered on the southside of the city has announced a major expansion into the American market.
Full Stack Energy, which delivers and designs energy technologies that help global clients change to clean energy, has collaborated with Skipping Stone.
This energy firm has offices in Los Angeles, New York and Tokyo.
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Full Stack Energy, which is based at the Limerick Enterprise Development Partnership in Roxboro, will work with Skipping Stone to come up with solutions for firms facing challenges around decarbonisation and bringing in renewables.
Liam Relihan, the founder and chief executive of Full Stack Energy said: “As an Irish company, we’ve always had a global outlook. Expanding our presence in the US allows us to build on the momentum we’ve already achieved — bringing even greater innovation and engineering capability to help clients accelerate their energy transition and achieve lasting impact.”
Full Stack already has a range of clients across Europe, North America and Asia, with this partnership expected to help the firm grow yet further.
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