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Posted 1 year ago | 2 minute read
GridBeyond expands its Front of the Meter expertise with a new Asset Development Director
GridBeyond has named Scott Berrie as Asset Development Director to support the development of the energy storage market in Europe, Australia & Japan. The front-of the meter market is critical to reach global net zero goals, and GridBeyond’s range of products and services maximise the profitability and optimisation of a business’s entire portfolio, while helping companies to reduce carbon emissions.
With over ten years’ experience in energy analytics and trading, Scott will focus on growing GridBeyond’s front-of-the-meter battery commercial offerings in Europe, Australia and Japan, a role that combines his technical expertise and passion for finding commercial opportunities that are a win-win-win for asset owners, customers and the environment.
During his career, Scott has led several successful teams in the energy sector including power and gas trading, pricing, and commercial optimisation. Before joining GridBeyond, Scott worked for Drax Group, Engie, National Grid, and RWE npower.
On joining GridBeyond, Scott Berrie said:
“I’m excited to join GridBeyond’s Europe and APAC team as Asset Development Director. By combining technical expertise, cutting-edge AI, and market knowledge we’ve created a highly successful integrated forecasting and trading system to maximise revenue for assets, confidence in delivery and the enabling of a greener more stable future.”
Mark Davis, CCO at GridBeyond added:
“As the front of the meter market keeps growing rapidly, GridBeyond wants to help businesses to maximise their revenues and drive the delivery of a global zero carbon future.
“We are delighted to have Scott on board, his experience and knowledge of the energy sector and it’s challenges will be crucial to support our expansion plans, while we look at building on our relationships with utilities and energy asset owners over the coming years”.
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