Management plans to leverage their biogas expertise to develop projects across the landfill, dairy, and food waste sectors with a focus on best-in-class operations and technology. Together, the team has over 75 years of experience developing and operating energy assets and has successfully developed more than 30 projects in the RNG space. Kelleher, the founding management team includes Chet Benham, Matt Atkins, Jake Crouse, Dana Husnay, and Bill Keller. Viridi is led by Chief Executive Officer, Andy Kelleher, who brings to the company a deep experience founding and leading companies in energy and environmental commodities, and also serves as Managing Partner at Green Rock Energy Partners. The investment will allow Viridi to build a leading energy platform of scale focused on developing RNG sourced from landfill, dairy, and food waste feedstocks. NEW YORK, J/PRNewswire/ - Viridi Energy ("Viridi"), a full-service renewable natural gas ("RNG") platform, today announced an approximately $320 million line of equity commitment led by Warburg Pincus, a leading global growth investor.
Vetta’s solutions follow the highest standards in performance, user experience, and interoperability while enhancing the problem-solution fit and delivering faster time-to-value.Viridi Energy will be backed by an approximately $320 million equity commitment led by Warburg Pincus Aligned with the Learning Plant vision of the SMS group, Vetta’s 200-people team develops cutting-edge solutions for industrial customers worldwide, delivering digital products, custom applications, and consulting services.
The company also specializes in artificial intelligence, including data-driven models for process efficiency, planning, and optimization. Since 2001, Vetta has consolidated a strong presence in the metals industry, delivering digital transformation solutions based on advanced technologies developed by Vetta itself or integrated from other vendors. Vetta hosts a center of competence for industrial digitalization based in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, with a clear focus on efficiency, productivity, and sustainability. To increase and sustain competitiveness, industrial organizations must continuously invest in improving their processes, culture, and technology to identify inefficiencies, eliminate waste, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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