Skipping Stone — a global energy-markets consulting and implementation firm — and Full Stack Energy have announced a US partnership. It combines Full Stack Energy's solutions engineering and client-owned IP model with Skipping Stone's 30-year history of strategy and implementation, to deliver flexible, scalable, client-specific solutions across the full energy value chain, from generation to behind-the-meter.
Houston, Texas – October 29, 2025 — Skipping Stone, a global energy markets consulting and implementation services firm, and Full Stack Energy, specializing in the design and delivery of client-owned energy software and hardware IP to power the energy transition and long-term enterprise value, announce a new partnership in the United States.
U.S. energy market participants face unprecedented uncertainty around policy, renewables integration, and explosive demand. Many companies are rushing to fill needs with standardized solutions that lack the flexibility and functions required to meet specific challenges.
Full Stack Energy specializes in taking on projects that turn a client’s ideas for complex solutions into definable technology requirements and specifications. It then develops rapid prototypes that meet the client’s unique needs — including ownership of the full project IP. Full Stack Energy’s deep solutions engineering and energy-only focus aligns with Skipping Stone’s 30-year history of providing knowledge transfer, strategy, and implementation services to clients in the U.S., Europe, and Japan.
This partnership focuses on bringing solution design and functionality to the full value chain — from generation to behind-the-meter services, from risk management to delivery and planning for utilities and REPs, and to end users searching for answers but not finding what they need. These solutions are flexible, scalable and client-specific, with the client owning the IP.
Both Full Stack Energy and Skipping Stone have long histories of delivering value to clients using a non-traditional consulting and solution design approach — bringing small teams of experienced resources to focus on specific challenges for the benefit of the client.
Eric Alam, Principal, Skipping Stone
Liam Relihan, Full Stack Energy CEO and Founder, says: “For more than 20 years, Full Stack Energy has worked across every layer of the energy landscape, helping clients navigate complexity, co-create solutions, and deliver real impact in the market. We’ve learned that real progress happens when you dive deep with clients to solve tough challenges and unlock new value. As the pace of change in our industry accelerates, this partnership with Skipping Stone is an exciting step forward — expanding our U.S. presence and amplifying our ability to help clients thrive in a rapidly evolving energy market.”
Innovative, data-driven problem solving and rapid solution deployment are central to addressing energy clients’ market-transition challenges. Delivering flexible, scalable answers that help clients meet their objectives across the value chain is the focus of this partnership.
About Full Stack Energy
Full Stack Energy is a leading engineering firm specializing in the global energy sector. With over 20 years of hands-on experience, the company designs and delivers proprietary technology that drives performance, unlocks new revenue, and powers the clean energy transition. Combining deep energy expertise with full-stack engineering across hardware, software, data and systems, Full Stack Energy helps organizations turn bold ideas into ownable solutions that create lasting enterprise value. Headquartered in Ireland, the company serves clients across North America, Europe, and beyond.
About Skipping Stone
Skipping Stone is an award-winning global energy markets strategy consulting and implementation services firm launched by former energy CEOs. The company works with a cross-section of clients globally to navigate market changes, capitalize on opportunities, and manage business risks. Skipping Stone’s model of deploying energy industry executives has delivered measurable bottom-line results for over 300 clients globally. Headquartered in Boston, the firm has offices in Houston, Los Angeles, and Tokyo.
Where Full Stack Energy fits
This partnership extends our US presence as policy frameworks like Ohio’s SHB 15 open new design space for distributed energy. If you’re navigating the US energy transition and need flexible, client-owned solutions across the value chain, we’d love to talk.