Full-stack energy company spanning solar, battery storage and power trading
Fuse Energy is a London-based, vertically integrated energy company combining utility-scale solar and battery storage development with real-time power trading and a consumer energy app. Its stack is unusually compute-heavy for a utility: CUDA, vLLM, TensorRT-LLM, Slurm, InfiniBand and NCCL point to in-house GPU infrastructure and LLM serving. A Postgres-to-ClickHouse migration signals a push toward high-volume analytics.
Notable leadership hires: Art Director
Fuse Energy was founded in 2022 and is headquartered in London. It operates as a full-stack energy business, developing utility-scale solar PV and battery energy storage projects, trading power in real time, and running a mobile energy app built with Swift and Kotlin. The company employs 501–1,000 people and is privately held. Hiring spans the UK, Europe, the United States, the UAE, China and Australia, with engineering making up the bulk of open roles alongside operations, data, design and finance.
Fuse Energy runs on AWS with Kubernetes and AWS CDK, Python, PyTorch and TensorFlow, GPU tooling like CUDA, vLLM and Triton Inference Server, plus Swift and Kotlin for mobile. It is adopting ClickHouse.
Job posts point to utility-scale solar PV and BESS project development, a real-time grid digital twin, grid connection strategy, the backend of its energy app, and secure connectivity for distributed energy devices.
Fuse Energy hires across the United Kingdom, France, Ireland, Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Poland, the United States, the UAE, China and Australia, with London as headquarters.
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