FDCE - Crunchbase Company Profile & Funding

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FDCE is located in New Albany, Ohio, United States.

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About FDCE

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1449155

FDCE provides conservation, bioenergy, and solar vegetation services.

Founded

obfuscation

Private

New Albany, Ohio, United States

11-50

fdcenterprises.com

Energy

Natural Resources

Renewable Energy

Solar

Key People

Fred Circle: President / CEO

Details

Legal Name

FDCE Inc.

Also Known As

FDC Enterprises

Operating Status

Active

Company Type

For Profit

About the Company

FDCE provides grasses, bush in thees, and trees with pollination protection. They offer project scales, bioenergy sector, substituting conventional processes with organic perennial vegetation and agricultural waste products. They offer biofuel, burning, butterfly bush solar panels, and poultry housing. They provide solutions and conservation, and

biomass resources are used in the renewable energy industry.

Phone Number

+1 866 270 4833

Contact Email

moreinfo@fdcenterprises.com

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Products & Services

Conservation Services

Establishment and management of native grasses, forbs, and pollinator habitats on agricultural land to improve soil health, reduce erosion, and support wildlife.

Bioenergy Services

Use of native perennial vegetation and crop residues to produce renewable energy products such as cellulosic ethanol, direct combustion fuel, pollinator-friendly solar arrays, and poultry bedding.