13th October 2026
Northern Ireland is entering a decisive phase in its renewable electricity journey. There is a shared ambition for a cleaner, more secure, and more affordable energy […]
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13th October 2026
Decarbonising the all-island electricity networks requires more than connecting new renewable generation. New system services and market arrangements need to be introduced to maintain a secure […]
13th October 2026
Renewable electricity generated in the North was equivalent to 50 per cent of gross final electricity consumption in the 12 months to June 2026, up from […]
13th October 2026
Lucy Yu, the UK Government’s AI Champion for Clean Energy, says that artificial intelligence (AI) could provide the transformative capability required to operate the energy system […]