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Finnish consultancy manages construction of Tipperary wind installation
Engineering consultancy AFRY has been appointed owner's engineer for Ecopower's 84 MW Upperchurch wind farm in County Tipperary, marking the fifth wind project collaboration between the companies.
Spanish contractor secures grid stability installations across Ireland
Spanish engineering firm Elecnor has secured two additional synchronous condenser contracts from Statkraft for installations in Ireland and Northern Ireland, doubling its participation in grid stability programmes.
Gas Networks Ireland and Corrib JV to advance green hydrogen pilot at Mayo terminal
Gas Networks Ireland has signed a collaboration agreement with the Corrib Joint Venture to advance a green hydrogen pilot at Bellanaboy in County Mayo, leveraging existing infrastructure and renewable resources.
Secured Infrastructure
Measurable economic value is delivered by energy transition when renewable infrastructure reduces fossil fuel dependency whilst maintaining operational reliability. Organisations capturing cost savings through wind, solar, and geothermal power demonstrate how clean electricity strengthens competitive positioning alongside emissions reduction. Rewinding back to last year's awards, 'Glenpatrick Spring shortlisted across three categories at Business Energy Achievement Awards' discusses how the company earned finalist recognition in food and beverage, manufacturing, and FMCG. This triple shortlisting establishes benchmarks for the upcoming 2026 awards. Furthermore, 'Wind and solar generation delivers €1.5 billion savings to Irish economy' demonstrates how renewable electricity shields households and businesses from volatile gas prices whilst avoiding 5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions. Wind accounted for €1.4 billion in savings with cumulative four-year reductions reaching €6.7 billion across the island. Meanwhile, 'Philippine restaurant chain transitions commissaries to geothermal power' reflects how fast-food operators secure operational reliability through 99% renewable electricity supply agreements. Jollibee Group's geothermal transition expects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by over 70% across commissaries. Renewable infrastructure delivers economic value alongside emissions reduction. Read each story to understand how wind, solar, and geothermal power are strengthening competitive positioning.
Illinois manufacturer subscribes to community solar projects for cost reduction
US-based Summit Ridge Energy has partnered with Illinois cleaning products manufacturer The Libman Company on seven community solar projects totalling 17.5 MW, expected to deliver millions in lifetime energy cost savings.
Philippine restaurant chain transitions commissaries to geothermal power
Philippine fast-food operator Jollibee Group has transitioned its commissaries to 99 per cent renewable electricity through a geothermal supply agreement with First Gen Corporation, expecting to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by over 70 per cent.
European Commission approves Ardian's acquisition of Energia Group
The European Commission has cleared French investment firm Ardian's acquisition of Energia Group from US infrastructure investor I Squared Capital in a transaction valued at €2.75 billion.
Glenpatrick Spring shortlisted across three categories at Business Energy Achievement Awards
Shortlisted in food and beverage, manufacturing, and FMCG at the Business Energy Achievement Awards 2025, Glenpatrick Spring stands out as one of Ireland's most consistent energy performers in the consumer goods sector heading into 2026.
French developer wins construction contract for Wexford solar installation
French renewable energy company Voltalia has secured a turnkey construction contract for a 124.2 MW solar installation in County Wexford through its services subsidiary Renvolt, strengthening collaboration with ESB.
Wind and solar generation delivers €1.5 billion savings to Irish economy
Wind and solar generation reduced electricity production costs across Ireland by over €1.5 billion in 2025, shielding consumers from volatile international gas prices whilst avoiding 5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions.
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