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Enviromena appoints Alistair Metcalfe as General Counsel

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Thursday, October 2, 2025 5:04 am
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Enviromena has appointed Alistair Metcalfe as new General Counsel following a number of solar projects acquisitions over the summer. Picture: Enviromena

Enviromena has appointed Alistair Metcalfe as new General Counsel following a number of solar projects acquisitions over the summer. Picture: Enviromena

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AN INDEPENDENT power producer based in Reading has appointed as new General Counsel following a number of solar projects acquisitions over the summer.

Enviromena has appointed Alistair Metcalfe, who brings more than 15 years of international renewable energy legal experience, with a view to advance large-scale renewable energy projects internationally.

Before joining Enviromena, he was General Counsel at Corre Energy, leading on the development and investment in long duration energy storage (LDES) and large-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS) across Europe.

Prior to this he held senior legal positions at Statkraft and Element Power, and his career has spanned wind, solar, LDES and BESS, bioenergy and interconnection projects, as well as transactional work such as the sale of Element Power and Statkraft’s acquisition of Solarcentury.

Mr Metcalfe said: “Enviromena has huge potential and an entrepreneurial mindset that really excites me.

“Over the last 15 years, I’ve been fortunate to work on renewable projects around the world, and I’m proud of the role I’ve played in helping contribute to the delivery of the energy transition.

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“Joining Enviromena is a fantastic opportunity to apply that experience to a business that is growing rapidly and determined to make a real difference.

“I’m excited to work with the team in helping the company to reach its full potential.”

He explained: “Fundamentally, I believe in what we are doing. I’ve got two children, and I care deeply about the legacy we leave for future generations.

“I’m proud to have contributed to turbines spinning, solar panels generating and batteries storing clean power, and I look forward to helping Enviromena expand its impact across the UK and Europe.”

Chris Marsh, CEO of Enviromena, welcomed the appointment: “Alistair is a highly respected lawyer with a proven track record in renewables.

“His depth of experience across project development, M&A and energy infrastructure will be invaluable as Enviromena continues to grow its portfolio and strengthen its position as one of the UK’s leading clean energy companies.

“We’re delighted to have him join our senior leadership team.”

More information about Environmena is available via: enviromena.com

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