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Author: CGTN News

Digital technologies like AI, IoT, big data, and blockchain are reshaping the global energy sector, driving smarter, greener systems, enhancing efficiency and transparency, while addressing challenges in infrastructure, security, and investment cycles.

Author: reNEWS.BIZ

ILOS Energy secures €143m financing for a 217MW Cork solar farm, advancing two major projects totalling 440MW that will boost Ireland’s solar capacity by 25% and support 2030 climate targets.

Author: South East RADIO

Plans for a major offshore wind project near Wexford advance, supporting Ireland’s 5GW by 2030 goal, with construction targeted for 2027–2029 and significant economic benefits for the southeast region.

Author: pv magazine energy storage

Ireland’s energy storage sector urges EirGrid to increase its proposed 201 MW long-duration storage procurement to meet the 500 MW 2030 target, citing contract length, efficiency requirements, and market integration progress.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

The business energy sector is entering a phase of accelerated transformation, shaped by sustainability initiatives, operational excellence, and evolving market dynamics. This edition reflects that momentum, showcasing stories that demonstrate how leading organisations are redefining energy management and contributing to a cleaner, more resilient future. First, ‘Bulmer’s Ireland wins Best Energy Achievement in Food & Beverage’ earlier this year illustrates how operational efficiency and innovative energy strategies are driving measurable performance and sector leadership. Meanwhile, sustainable energy adoption is gaining pace. ‘Alexion to power Irish sites entirely with biomethane by 2026’ demonstrates the commitment to renewable energy and the integration of clean alternatives to reduce carbon footprint across operations. At a global scale, policy and market strategy remain critical. ‘Algeria and IEF discuss energy security and transition amid market fluctuations’ shows how international collaboration and strategic dialogue are shaping energy security and transition pathways in volatile markets. Collectively, these stories reveal a sector advancing through innovation, sustainability, and strategic foresight. Readers are invited to explore these developments further, gaining insight into the forces shaping energy’s future.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Bulmer’s Ireland was named Best Energy Achievement in Food & Beverage earlier this year, showcasing solar and heat-pump innovations that set the benchmark for energy excellence and inspire Ireland’s next wave of low-carbon leaders in 2026.

Author: Global Times

Spain and China held their first Green Energy Forum in Madrid, uniting 300 officials and industry leaders to discuss renewable energy collaboration, AI-enabled systems, green finance, and investment opportunities amid the global transition.

Author: AL 24 News

Algerian Minister Mohamed Arkab and IEF Secretary-General Jassim Al-Shirawi met in Riyadh to discuss oil and gas market fluctuations, energy security, and transition, emphasizing cooperation, investment, and technology for global stability.

Author: Engineers Ireland

Ireland surpasses 2GW solar capacity, with 155,000+ rooftop installations, powering one-fifth of electricity demand, marking rapid renewable growth and advancing the country toward 8GW by 2030.

Author: Energies Media

UK utility SSE, with FuturEnergy Ireland, selects German Nordex to install 12 wind turbines at Drumnahough Wind Farm, Donegal, generating power for 40,000 homes, boosting Ireland’s renewable energy capacity.