Energy Ireland 2025

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11 and 12 june ∙ Croke Park, Dublin

 

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Energy Ireland 2025 took place on 11-12 June at Croke Park, Dublin. Over 330 delegates attended the two day event which was opened with an address from both Minister Darragh O’Brien TD and Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald MLA. Energy Ireland 2025 brought together all the key stakeholders in the Irish energy sector to discuss and debate the key drivers of the energy transition and energy security. The conference looked at the developments that will decarbonise Ireland’s increasingly integrated energy system. 

Delegates in attendance heard from over 40 speakers, both visiting and local, from organisations including the Commission for Regulation of Utilities; ESB; Bruegel; Eurelectric; Maritime Area Regulatory Authority; Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment and University College Cork. 

KEY THEMES FOR ENERGY IRELAND 2025

  • Geopolitical context
  • European energy policy outlook
  • Ireland’s energy security
  • The future electricity grid
  • Decarbonising Ireland’s gas network
  • Developing Ireland’s offshore wind resources
  • Financing Ireland’s energy transition
  • Benefits of long duration storage for energy system
  • Outlook for large energy users
  • Electricity market design and reform
  • Planning for energy infrastructure
  • Future role of biomethane
  • International perspectives