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547 Energy joins forces with Andy Kinsella, a major player in the renewable energy sector, to develop projects throughout Europe.
The collaboration will culminate in the creation of Aer Soléir, a company headquartered in Dublin, Ireland.

“Investing in accelerating the transition to clean energy”.

547 Energy, Quantum Energy Partners’ clean energy investment platform, has teamed up with Andy Kinsella to develop numerous renewable energy projects in Europe.
According to Gabriel Alonso, CEO and President of 547 Energy:

“There is no better time than now to invest in accelerating the transition to clean energy”.

Andy Kinsella, a man of experience For his part, Andy Kinsella declares that he is “very pleased to be leading this exciting effort with the support, vision and expertise provided by 547 Energy and Quantum”.
Kinsella has over 35 years’ experience in the energy sector, and has held senior positions with theIrish Supply Board ESB, Siemens and Mainstream Renewable Power.
547 Energy is looking for leading entrepreneurs, like Andy Kinsella, to drive the growth of the clean energy economy.
It has already worked with ConnectGen LLC, BlueFloat Energy LLC and ENORA S.A. The investment platform is looking forward to developing renewable energy in Europe.
The aim is to enable the continent, through the European Union, to become the world’s first climate-neutral continent by 2050.

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