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My Key Takeaways from the WEI Conference TL;DR  2026 is emerging as a decisive year for Ireland’s renewable energy sector. During the WEI Annual Conference, I observed the growing importance of energy security in public discussion, a major increase in LEU-driven demand, a significant pipeline of wind projects entering pre-construction, the urgent need for grid expansion, and the influence of new policies like the Net Zero Industry Act. These themes point toward a period of ra

TL;DR  Spain has reduced the influence of gas on wholesale electricity prices by around three quarters since 2019 through rapid wind and solar expansion. Ireland has not yet reached that tipping point and remains highly exposed to gas price volatility. I had the pleasure of attending the Wind Energy Ireland conference a few weeks ago at the Clayton Hotel in Dublin. It was a great opportunity to meet old and new industry friends, and hear the latest developments from the renew

Building a Career in Renewables  The renewable energy industry is expanding quickly, and with initiatives like Work in Renewables , more...

Although Northern Ireland is part of the UK, its energy market is aligned with the Republic of Ireland in a cross-border initiative...

As cyber threats escalate and AI arms the attackers, how can the renewable energy sector stay ahead? 

SEAI has supported EnergyPro over the past 3 years to develop Machine Learning tools. To augment this project EnergyPro have joined...