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SSE is helping Ireland build an energy system rooted in our own homegrown power writes Barry O’Regan, Chief Financial Officer, SSE. Ireland has made a clear […]
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24th March 2026
Ireland’s energy system is changing rapidly. Rising costs, new technologies, and the urgency of climate action are reshaping how energy is produced, consumed, and valued. Today’s […]
24th March 2026
The Consumer Council is Northern Ireland’s statutory consumer body and is responsible for protecting and safeguarding the rights and interests of our 1.9 million people. Karen […]
24th March 2026
Utility regulation sits at the intersection of public need, private investment and long-term societal goals. When done well, it ensures that essential services remain fair, reliable […]