For Ireland, since 2016, EirGrid has warned via the GCS of an increasing tightness between supply and demand. There is no question that the current outlook, based on the best information available, is
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Modern battery technology now enables Irish homeowners to capture and store excess solar energy during sunny periods, providing reliable
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Ireland''s commercial sector is becoming one of the most dynamic contributors to solar growth — with businesses, retail parks, agri-processors, and logistics operators embracing onsite generation to cut
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“The role of battery storage in Ireland''s energy needs is critical, so it''s positive to see the impact this update is already having on the power system since being introduced last November
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With a target of 80% renewable electricity from intermittent sources on our grid by 2030, Ireland will require a significant amount of energy storage in the years to come.
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As well as grid investment, the IEA recommended that Ireland should expand its generation capacity, storage and demand-side flexibility to ensure sufficient resources to meet
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We commissioned our first battery energy storage system at our Aghada generating site in Co Cork in 2022, capable of generating 19MW. We added a second
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This is a question I get regularly from readers, so let''s examine the pros and cons of including a domestic storage battery in a prospective solar
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As Ireland accelerates the deployment of wind and solar energy in an effort to decarbonise its power grid, it needs significant new sources of flexibility
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We engage with stakeholders on behalf of our members to ensure that policy and market design supports the efficient development of energy storage for the
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