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Future Renewables Eco plc (“FRE plc”) is a renewable energy company established in 2015 to take advantage of opportunities in the UK clean energy sector.
FRE plc was founded with the aim of delivering a substantial source of income whilst simultaneously encouraging a green, ethical and eco-friendly way of generating electricity. By taking advantage of a niche but rapidly growing sector that’s fast becoming mainstream in the UK and across Europe, we have secured ourselves an unassailable place in the market. Our current focus is on medium-sized wind turbines, but we are also investigating opportunities in other renewables including solar and biomass.

Our London offices serve as our investment management head offices; our headquarters specialise in project management. We have established good working relationships with landowners, developers, planners and energy companies across the UK, which allows us to identify and capitalise the highest-yield opportunities. Our ability to acquire sites, obtain planning permission, install and connect turbines and sell electricity generated to the local grid allows us to create a myriad of investment opportunities.

Gerry Woods

CEO

Gerry is a qualified Civil Engineer and has worked in the renewables sector for almost a decade. He has worked on the development of hydro schemes, waste to energy plants and biomass facilities. Prior to this he had a successful 30-year career in property development. Gerry is actively involved in all aspects of developing renewable energy sites, from the acquisition of land and planning through to the final stages of construction.

Brian Duffy

Finance Director

Brian is a senior partner with long-standing independent accountant and tax advisory firm McDonald Gordon & Co. Ltd. Brian has more than 30 years of experience advising businesses across a broad range of sectors. He has worked in renewable energy for the last eight years as an acting finance director of turbine installation and turbine site development companies.

Brian O'Connor

Bond Manager

Brian spent 10 years working in pensions administration in the Republic of Ireland and Scotland, before joining an Independent Financial Adviser as a member of the Adviser Support team. He holds an Honours degree in Commerce from University College Dublin and a Regulated Financial Diploma from the Chartered Insurance Institute, the benchmark qualification for those advising on retail investment products.

Damien Moore

Technical Director

Damien has worked within the renewables industry for the last 5 years. At FRE plc, Damien has worked on many projects to ensure the technical part of projects are constructed safely, successfully, on time and within budget.

Graeme Sunter

Legal Counsel

Graeme is a qualified solicitor with more than 30 years experience in all forms of commercial property and corporate work, and most recently in the renewable energy market. He holds a law degree from the University of Edinburgh.

Identify sites

FRE plc will target sites, which have planning permissions and accreditations. The sites will also be pre-evaluated and assessed for their latitude and average wind speed.

Perform satisfactory due-diligence checks

These checks will allow FRE plc to understand whether the property can be leased and whether building on the site is plausible. The checks also include legal checks and wind speed reports performed in order to select the most suitable turbine.

Develop the sites (build wind turbines)

Once all pre-planning permissions are obtained, the sites will be treated and wind turbines will be erected.

Wind turbines generate the electricity

The turbines will be connected to the grid during this stage and all electricity generated will create an income from the day the turbines start spinning.

The generated energy is sold to the national grid and government subsidies are received.

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About this Website
Future Renewables Eco plc trading as freplc.co.uk is not directly authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Neither the website nor its contents should be construed as advice or any form of recommendation to any individual or entity that may be considering their investment options. Future Renewables Eco plc is issuing Bonds that are Non Readily Realisable Securities. Any marketing promotion for this product is specifically not directed to clients in the UK other than Exempt Investors and Self-Certified Restricted, High Net Worth or Sophisticated Investors.

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The intention of Future Renewables Eco plc is not to seek any investment in bonds by you visiting this site. The contents of the website are not to be considered as a prospectus. The purpose of this site is to explain the nature of Future Renewables Eco plc. The Directors are not making any recommendation as to whether you should or should not buy Bonds in the Company.

Risk Warning
All investments carry an element of risk, which may stem from their illiquidity, leverage, investment horizon and general risks associated with investments. These risks include capital loss , dilution of shareholder value, that dividends will not be declared, and illiquidity risk due to the absence of a viable secondary market for a particular product. The value of investments may rise or fall due to the volatility of world markets, interest rates or changes in the rate of exchange for the currency in which the investment is denominated. Some investments can experience significant volatility and value fluctuations in a very short space of time, which may present an increased risk of losing your original capital.
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