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Cork leads wind power surge in Ireland
Author: Irish Examiner
Cork overtook Kerry as Ireland’s top wind energy producer in July, generating 85GWh and contributing to the nation’s third-highest monthly wind output on record at 786GWh.
Lynas Foodservice invests £4.3m to power operations with renewables
Author: ThinkBusiness
Lynas Foodservice is committing £4.3m to renewable energy infrastructure, aiming to generate 75% of its electricity from solar, wind, and on-site battery storage at its Coleraine headquarters.
Activ8 Energies accelerates UK growth with Low Carbon Energy acquisition
Author: BusinessCloud
Ireland’s Activ8 Energies has acquired Burnley-based Low Carbon Energy to fast-track its expansion in the UK renewables market.
Galetech Operations expands O&M footprint across Ireland and the UK
Author: RewnewsBIZ
Galetech Operations has secured major contracts to deliver full-scope operations and maintenance for three utility-scale wind farms, strengthening its position in the renewable energy sector.
Energising change
Author: April Lara
As energy markets evolve, investments in wind, solar, and hydrogen reshape the future of sustainable powe
Meet the Judges of the Business Energy Achievement Awards: Their Expertise and What They Value
Author: April Lara
The Business Energy Achievement Awards 2025 brings together a distinguished panel of judges, each bringing deep expertise from across the energy sector.
Platin Power Station investment boosts energy resilience and futureproofs supply
Author: Energy News
SSE plc has greenlit a €300 million investment in the 170 MW Platin Power Station in County Meath—designed to deliver rapid-response backup power and bolster grid resilience as Ireland scales up renewables.
Ireland’s largest solar PPA will power 100,000 homes by 2025
Author: PVknowhow.com
Bord Gáis Energy has struck a landmark agreement with Strategic Power Projects to secure 350 MW of solar capacity from four large-scale farms in Tipperary, Clare and Offaly.
Dry-type transformers to power the future of safe and sustainable energy distribution
Author: PR Newswire
The global dry-type transformer market is projected to grow from USD 11.72 billion in 2025 to USD 16.33 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 6.9%, driven by the urgent need for fire-safe, eco-friendly, and low-maintenance power distribution solutions.
Northern Ireland prepares to relaunch renewables push with new support scheme
Author: Action Renewables
Northern Ireland aims to generate 80% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030, but progress has stalled in recent years.
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