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Northern Ireland prepares to relaunch renewables push with new support scheme
Northern Ireland aims to generate 80% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030, but progress has stalled in recent years.
Ireland’s wind power puts it on global hydrogen map, says top investor
Leading hydrogen investor Alicia Eastman says Ireland’s strong offshore wind resources, supportive business environment, and growing infrastructure make it an ideal location for green hydrogen development.
ERG expands UK wind portfolio with new 47.3 MW Corlacky site
ERG has commissioned its latest wind project in Northern Ireland — the 47.3 MW Corlacky wind farm, featuring eleven Vestas turbines.
Energy forward
As Ireland navigates the complexities of energy security, business leaders are making bold decisions to secure their futures while driving sustainability.
What happens next? Inside the judging process for the Business Energy Achievement Awards
As we gear up for the 2025 awards, it’s crucial to understand the thorough judging process that ensures the most deserving companies are recognised for their contributions to energy management and sustainability.
Bord Gáis Energy signs deals to lead Ireland’s solar power offtake
Bord Gáis Energy is set to become Ireland’s largest solar power offtaker after signing long-term agreements with major renewable developers.
Amazon cancels €300m Irish facility amid energy grid strain
Amazon has scrapped a planned €300 million AWS facility in Dublin, citing delays in power grid connections.
Irish firms prioritise energy security and back renewables despite higher costs
A vast majority of Irish businesses are willing to pay a premium for faster access to renewable energy, as concerns mount over the reliability of future energy supply.
Private power is back on the table for Irish data centres
Digital Realty will build its own gas power plant to energise a €100m Dublin facility after repeated grid connection refusals.
Data centre energy use to rival two million Irish homes by 2030
A new report projects Irish data centres will consume 8.6TWh of electricity by 2030—the same as two million homes—driven by rising AI usage.
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