Clean power activity has been percolating under the surface of Ireland for a few years now, and suddenly it’s in full bloom thanks to the advent of new technology, including green hydrogen and floating wind turbines. That’s good news for the economy and great news for the rest of Europe, which is scrambling to untangle itself from the web of Russian fossil energy imports.
Ireland & Wind Power, & Green Hydrogen
Our friends over at BBC ran the numbers on Northern Ireland’s renewable energy profile last year and noted the expansive growth of wind power. They also noted the key role of energy storage, with green hydrogen front and center.
Last January the Irish Times noted that the Republic of Ireland is one of the few EU member states that has yet to formulate a hydrogen strategy, but they also noted that the pan-Ireland organization Wind Energy Ireland and other advocates are…
It’s Boom Times For Wind Power And Green Hydrogen In Ireland
