Megan Harper
In December 2025, UK-based spatial AI startup Feasibly raised £500,000 in a Seed funding round. The investment came from the North East Venture Fund, managed by Mercia Ventures, and private angel investors.
Founded by Beth Holloway and Leo Thomson, Feasibly is building an AI platform to solve the planning bottlenecks in the renewable energy sector.
The company addresses the critical delay in getting solar and wind projects connected to the grid. Feasibly’s platform automates the complex analysis of land constraints, grid capacity, and planning regulations. By processing geospatial data instantly, it allows developers to identify viable sites in minutes rather than weeks, significantly accelerating the deployment of renewable energy infrastructure.
The new capital will be used to expand its technical team, further develop its AI platform, and support its commercial rollout across the UK.
Key Details
- Company: Feasibly
- Funding: £500K Seed
- Headquarters: Durham, UK
- Investors: North East Venture Fund (Mercia Ventures)
- Use Case: AI-driven land planning and grid connection analysis for renewables
