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Redoubt Energy Systems was originally founded as the privately held ''Fedithe High Power Labs'' in 2153. After going public, it rebranded to Redoubt Energy Systems, named for its first radioisotope thermoelectric generator, the Redoubt MKI Thermoelectric Generation System, meant for long-lasting, low power satellites. Redoubt is now principally known for its ongoing and very confidential "Cylinder" Project, a long running program to supposedly develop semi-portable orbital and possibly intersystem habitats. Not much is known about this project
 
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Latest revision as of 00:14, 3 September 2026

Redoubt Energy Systems (RES) is a Fortis based Aerospace, Public Utilities, and Research Conglomerate.

Redoubt Energy Systems

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Industry Aerospace, Public Utilities, Scientific Research
Location
Headquaters Fedithe, Fortis
Area Served Regional

Founded 2153


History

Redoubt Energy Systems was originally founded as the privately held Fedithe High Power Labs in 2153. After going public, it rebranded to Redoubt Energy Systems, named for its first radioisotope thermoelectric generator, the Redoubt MKI Thermoelectric Generation System, meant for long-lasting, low power satellites. Redoubt is now principally known for its ongoing and very confidential "Cylinder" Project, a long running program to supposedly develop semi-portable orbital and possibly intersystem habitats. Not much is known about this project