Lydian Energy, backed by Excelsior Energy Capital, has launched itself as an independent power producer focusing on utility-scale solar and battery energy storage projects in North America. With a diverse pipeline of projects totaling 1.75 GW in Texas and New Mexico, Lydian targets economic and environmental benefits. Its team, boasting over 100 years of combined experience, aims to develop mid- to late-stage renewable assets efficiently. CEO Emre Ersenkal leads a trusted team, collaborating closely with Excelsior to drive value creation. With ample funding and a systematic approach, Lydian anticipates significant growth, planning to expand personnel across asset development, construction, M&A, and finance functions to support its pipeline development.
New Solar, Battery Storage company backed by Excelsior
Lydian Energy plans substantial expansion, hiring across asset development and finance functions. (Image Credit: Lydian Energy).
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