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Azule Energy approves Angola offshore oil development
Azule Energy and its partners have approved a major offshore development in Angola's Lower Congo Basin. The project is expected to produce first oil in 2029 and will utilise a new floating production vessel.
Equinix trials hydrogen units at Dublin data centre
Equinix has begun testing hydrogen-powered generators at a Dublin data centre as part of a 12-week pilot programme. The trial evaluates a zero direct onsite emissions alternative for cooling operations at the facility.
Google and Energy Dome advance Offaly storage project
Energy Dome and Google have agreed to develop a 23MW/200MWh CO2 Battery project in County Offaly. The facility has secured planning approval and grid access and is expected to begin operating in 2028.
Greenvolt Next wins contract to build Cork solar farms
Greenvolt Next will deliver three solar farms in Cork under a contract awarded by Amarenco. Scheduled for completion by mid-2027, the projects are expected to generate enough electricity to supply around 38,000 homes annually.
Michael Conlon joins judging panel for Business Energy Achievement Awards 2026
Professor Michael Conlon, Professor Emeritus and former Head of the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Technological University Dublin, brings a distinguished career in power systems analysis, renewable energy integration, and energy economics to his role on the judging panel for the Business Energy Achievement Awards 2026. With experience spanning Irish and Australian energy networks and an active role on the EirGrid Shaping Our Electricity Future Advisory Council, Professor Conlon adds authoritative sector perspective to Ireland's leading energy excellence programme.
From Debt Crisis to Clean Energy Opportunity: What Rising Energy Arrears Mean for Irish Business Energy Leaders
A third of UK adults face energy debt as household arrears hit £5.5bn, mirroring Ireland’s crisis, and pointing business energy leaders toward the retrofit and clean energy investment the market urgently demands.
EDF and Centrica near £800m deal to extend Sizewell B nuclear plant to 2055
EDF and Centrica are nearing a draft deal with the UK government to extend Sizewell B's operational life to 2055, backed by £800 million in investment. The agreement would secure low-carbon baseload power at a strike price of approximately £70 per megawatt-hour.
TerraFlow Energy opens Texas battery facility with $1.2bn expansion in pipeline
US firm TerraFlow Energy has opened a battery manufacturing facility in Katy, Texas, producing long-duration batteries offering up to 10 hours of backup power for data centres. A $1.2 billion expansion targeting two larger facilities is planned for 2028.
Mubadala acquires $200m stake in Ireland-Great Britain power interconnector Greenlink
Sovereign investor Mubadala Investment Company has acquired a $200 million stake in Greenlink, the 504MW subsea electricity interconnector linking Ireland and Great Britain. The deal strengthens cross-border renewable energy flows and European grid infrastructure.
Red Admiral wins approval for 250MW Westmeath data centre and solar farm
Irish data centre developer Red Admiral has received planning approval for a €1 billion, 250MW campus and solar farm on a 600-acre site in Westmeath. The project combines large-scale renewable energy generation and battery storage with data centre infrastructure.
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