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Our Members By becoming a member of ISEA, you’ll have access to a vibrant network that holds a wealth of knowledge and experience you can’t find anywhere else. Find out who our Members are below. Elite Premium Corporate Supporter Elite Members Elite Members Founded in 2011, Power Capital Renewable Energy is a leading Irish independent power producer with a rapidly growing international presence. Its long-term vision and strategy is to produce renewable, competitively priced sustainable energy on a global scale. With over 1GW of solar PV in Ireland, Power Capital is growing its international pipeline, targeting 5GW by 2030. Power Capital Renewable Energy Statkraft is a leading player in the energy market in Ireland, where it develops, owns, and operates renewable energy projects across solar, onshore and offshore wind, battery storage and grid services. Since entering the Irish market in 2015, Statkraft has tripled its development portfolio. By the end of 2022, Statkraft Ireland expects to have an overall portfolio of approximately 4,000MW. Statkraft Ireland As of 2021, Elgin Energy has successfully obtained planning permission for 770MW across close to 60 projects. A further 3GW+ of projects are at late stages of development across the UK, Ireland, and Australia. Elgin Energy Highfield Solar works exclusively within Ireland and is focused on the development of ground-mounted solar PV energy parks. Our in-house team works at all levels of project development from initial site identification through planning and construction and on to operational management. Highfield Solar Harmony Solar Ireland Limited is a fully Irish-owned Renewable Energy company located in Wexford that is acquiring surface rights, project rights and lease rights for the development of Solar Farm installations using Photovoltaic Technology (PV) in Ireland. Harmony Solar We'll update this soon. Soleire Renewables We'll update this soon. ESB Solar Premium Members Premium Members Amarenco Group BayWa r.e. GoodWe LONGi Solar Technology SSE Ørsted Astronergy Energia Renewables Huawei Technologies RWE Scott Group Renewables BNRG Renewables EnergyPro Asset Management KPMG Ireland Recurrent Energy Sungrow EMEA Corporate Members Corporate Members A&L Goodbody LLP Activ8 Energies Ashgrove Renewables Beauchamps LLP Clonmel Enterprises Ltd. EDF Renewables European Energy Flogas Enterprise Jetion Solar Kyte Powertech MarVal Power Midsummer Renewables Ltd. NRG Panel Natural Power Obton Philip Lee PrePayPower SKE Segen Strategic Power Projects Temporis Investment Management WTW AFRY Aer Soléir Astatine Bord Gáis Energy Cullens Solar Solutions Engie Eversheds Sutherland LLP GP Joule Jones Engineering Group Lightsource bp Ireland Mason Hayes & Curran LLP Mullan Grid NTR plc Neoen Renewables Ireland Ltd. PSC Pinergy Solar Electric RES Group SLR Consulting SolarSmart TLi Group Verde Energy Western Solar AIB Alternus Energy Bank of Ireland Bord na Móna DP Energy Equans Fehily Timoney Geointec Kroll Malachy Walsh and Partners Matheson LLP Murphy Nanosun Obelisk PV GEN Pinsent Masons RSK Ireland Ltd. SMA Solar Solgrid TNEI Group Voltalia Supporter Members Supporter Members 3CEA Button BioXL Button Cornwall Insight Button Ecoplex Energy Solutions Button Entrust Button Fitzgerald Electrical Button Greentricity Button KRA Renewables Button Mazars Button Premium Power Button Seabreeze Button Tobin Consulting Engineers Button 8 Star Energy Button Chint Ireland Button CubicM3 Button ElectricSkyline Button Exemplar Energy Button FuturEnergy Ireland Button Infinite Energy Button Kirby Group Engineering Button Newrises Button Prosolar Button Solar Care Button UrbanVolt Button Ai Bridges Ltd. Button Clean Solar Solutions Button Cue Power Button Electroroute Button Fichtner Consulting Engineers Ltd. Button Galetech Energy Services Button Iqony Solar Energy Solutions Button LP3 Button NuSolas Button Reddington Group Button Solar Farm Solutions Button Wind Energy Direct Button Anderson McQue Button Codema Button Danu Energy Consulting Button Empower Renewables Button Fieldfisher Button Goldbeck Solar Button Jennings O'Donovan & Partners Button MKO Button Ogier LLP Button Regnum Renewables Button Solas Capital Button BOS Energy Ltd. Button Comet Renewable Energy Button EMR Integrated Solutions Button Encom Energy Button Fingleton White Button Gravity Construction Button KLM Utilities Button Maples and Calder LLP Button Poe Kelly Hogan Lanigan LLP Button SECAD Partnership CLG Button Tipperary Energy Agency Button

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< Back Solar grants for businesses welcomed by industry Photo credit: Activ8 Solar Energies Irish Solar Energy Association 4 Jul 2023 ​ The Irish Solar Energy Association (ISEA) has welcomed the announcement today of a new grant scheme to support businesses to install Solar PV panels. According to ISEA, the new scheme will help businesses cope with high energy costs while also enhancing Ireland’s overall solar capacity. Speaking following the announcement, ISEA CEO Conall Bolger said, “Meeting Ireland’s national target of 8GW of solar by the end of the decade requires solar panels installed on rooftops of every size across the country. Homes across Ireland have increasingly embraced the benefits of rooftop solar panels, however businesses have lacked a comparable level of support. “These new grants will incentivise more businesses to join the solar revolution . This will reduce their own costs while dramatically increasing the capacity of rooftop solar to help Ireland decarbonise .” Explaining how businesses installing solar will aid Ireland’s climate goals, Bolger said, “Businesses typically operate in larger premises, quite simply they have larger roofs and therefore can generate more power. The potential is substantial. Unleashing the commercial rooftop sector could make an impact on our renewable electricity targets.” Concluding, Bolger said, “A new EU directive will introduce requirements for large buildings to install solar in the years ahead. We welcome that Government is showing leadership by offering incentives before this is a requirement.” Previous Next

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< Back ISEA welcomes commitments laid out in 2023 Climate Action Plan ​ Irish Solar Energy Association 21 Dec 2022 Ireland embraces solar on shortest day of the year The Climate Action Plan describes a pathway to capitalise on Ireland’s solar potential and build the zero-carbon power system of the future, the Irish Solar Energy Association (ISEA) has said. Welcoming the additional climate and renewable energy ambitions laid out of the Climate Action Plan 2023, ISEA has said that their rapid delivery over the coming months and years is more critical than ever. 2022 was a breakthrough year for Irish solar, according to ISEA CEO Conall Bolger. "After many years of talking about Ireland's solar potential, it has now materialised. “We have seen the first solar farms connecting to the national grid, with 640MW of utility scale solar energising or under construction, another 1,534MW contracted to deliver by 2025, and a further 5,000MW of projects holding planning permission. “Other milestones have included the introduction of payments to householders for solar they send back to the grid and removing many arduous planning rules. Homeowners have responded to these incentives, and the failings of fossil markets, by rapidly increasing their installations. “In the first eleven months of this year, Irish homeowners had nearly 17,000 residential rooftop systems installed on their rooftops. This is more than twice what was installed last year and represents 36% of all registered systems. This sector is on an upward trend.” Included in the plan, ISEA welcomes the announcement made by Government to increase the target for Solar PV capacity by 2030 to 8GW, up from the previous goal of 5.5GW, with an accelerated target of 5GW by 2025. Speaking about this increase, Bolger said, “In the latest update to Ireland’s Climate Action Plan, Minister Ryan has confirmed an accelerated target for solar energy and this is a challenge we are happy to accept. “This new target reinforces just how important the generation of solar PV energy is going to be in helping us decarbonise our electricity supply. “It recognises that solar at scale, working in tandem with wind and storage, will be critical in moving Ireland towards its zero-carbon future.” ISEA also welcomes the recognition of the value of private wire arrangements and hybrid sites to maximising renewable generation. Private wires are private localised electricity grids, and they enable energy users to connect directly to the source of electricity generation by bypassing the national grid. This approach is in widespread use in Northern Ireland, Britain and many EU countries, but the current legislation in Ireland is very restrictive, making private wires impractical in the majority of cases. “Adopting a more progressive approach to private wires would allow those large energy users, including data centres and manufacturers, to connect directly to their own renewable energy sources.” Bolger says there are multiple benefits in allowing this, “it would be far faster for the energy users in question: enabling them to satisfy more of their own demand without drawing on the wider network so helping with our current security of supply challenges; and facilitating faster deployment of renewable capacity into the system. “As many solar projects tend to be close to potential demand, there is a substantial opportunity for scaling up what we are connecting. A consultation on this policy change has been long promised, we urgently need to progress towards its implementation.” Hybrid sites involve more than one technology sharing a single connection point to the national grid, for example a solar farm and a battery, or a solar farm and a wind farm. Bolger noted there are a high number of hybrid sites already under development and awaiting the policy and regulatory push to implement them. “There are over 450MW of solar and battery projects working through the process to connect, with more progressing through the planning process. “While further network investment is crucial for our transition to renewables, making more efficient use of the network we have is also essential. The regulatory barriers to hybrid sites need to be removed to deliver on the Minister’s vision. We welcome the references in the Climate Action Plan to making progress on this particular front.” One area of concern was the absence of detailed policy to help the non-residential sector in making the solar transition. Bolger said: “delivery of the policies to support non-residential users, while not a perfect instrument, would fill in a missing piece of the policy puzzle for non-residential rooftop users and communities. “In the current high energy price world, businesses large and small are seeing payback periods of two years from solar systems. That said, policy can be a powerful prompt. We understand that a regulatory review needs to be concluded, and we would urge that it be expedited.” Reinforcing that urgency of delivery was required, Bolger said: “The key part of the policy’s title is “Action”. Delivery of a solar revolution in line with the pathway in the plan is essential. The industry is primed. We have the projects and customer interest. Now, it’s about removing those remaining barriers and unleashing the potential of a brighter future.” Previous Next

< Back ISEA respond to EirGrid strategy ​ Irish Solar Energy Association 4 Jul 2023 Action required to deliver on renewed blueprint The Irish Solar Energy Association (ISEA) has welcomed the publication of EirGrid’s new strategy Shaping our Electricity Future v1.1 . ISEA say this outlines a number of actions that will be required for Ireland to meet its solar and broader renewable targets and is urging prompt action from all stakeholders. Responding to the publication of the strategy, ISEA CEO Conall Bolger said “EirGrid have provided a blueprint which details one pathway to reaching Ireland’s solar targets. These targets include delivering 5GW of solar of 2025 and 8GW by 2030. “It is clear that urgent action and investment at scale is required. We need to invest in our electricity network so that it is fit for a 21st century purpose and ready to cater for the anticipated influx of renewable electricity supply. Society and the political system should support this investment so that we can decarbonise.” Bolger said key decisions must now be taken by stakeholders, including the CRU and DECC, to ensure Ireland maximises its renewable potential. “There are a series of vital policy decisions that have been inexplicably put on the long finger. The renewable industry has been calling out for new policies on private wires and hybrid connections for several years. We cannot afford to delay further.” Bolger concluded by saying that the time for planning must give way to implementation. “We have passed the halfway point of the first carbon budget. The first Climate Action Plan is now four years old. There are many known actions that would facilitate renewables decarbonising faster. We simply need all stakeholders to pull together and deliver these.” Previous Next

Upcoming Events Thu, 25 Apr Philip Lee Connecting Women in Solar 25 Apr 2024, 17:30 – 20:30 Philip Lee, Connaught House, One Burlington Rd, Dublin 4, D04 C5Y6, Ireland 🌞 Calling all Women in Solar Energy Ireland! 🌞 🎉 Join us for our first-ever event! 📅 Thursday, 25th April 📍 Philip Lee - Connaught House, One Burlington Rd, Dublin 4, D04 C5Y6 Share Buy Tickets Past Events Tue, 23 Apr Webinar ISEA CEO Townhall - Looking back at 2023 and forward to 2024 23 Apr 2024, 11:00 – 12:00 Webinar In this webinar exclusively for members of the Irish Solar Energy Association, Conall Bolger (CEO, ISEA) will discuss the progress ISEA made throughout 2023, as well as the ISEA's plan for 2024. Interactive Q&A moderated by Declan Cullinane will follow the presentation. Share DETAILS Thu, 28 Mar Webinar The benefits of achieving 2030 targets 28 Mar 2024, 11:00 – 12:00 Webinar This webinar will present the results of AFRY's study on the benefits of achieving the 2030 solar target of 8GW and considers how societal benefits might differ depending on the uptake of solar in the upcoming RESS 4 auction. Share DETAILS Tue, 27 Feb Webinar Evolving Connection Policy: What it means for your solar business 27 Feb 2024, 11:00 – 12:00 GMT Webinar This webinar will cover what's new in connection policy, highlighting the points that solar developers need to know and how the next iteration of ECP fits into the broader regulatory framework. Share DETAILS Tue, 30 Jan Webinar Solar in the Climate Action Plan 2024 30 Jan 2024, 11:00 – 12:00 GMT Webinar This webinar will cover the Climate Action Plan 2024 and the policy's effects for the solar energy industry. Share DETAILS Fri, 15 Dec Webinar The Planning and Development Bill: Review of new details 15 Dec 2023, 11:00 – 12:00 Webinar This webinar will provide an overview of new details that are key to the planning process for solar developments, such as approval timelines. Share DETAILS Wed, 22 Nov Clayton Hotel Silver Springs Solar Ireland 2023 22 Nov 2023, 09:00 Clayton Hotel Silver Springs, Silver Springs, Tivoli, Cork, T23 E244, Ireland The Irish Solar Energy Association is delighted to celebrate its tenth anniversary at a time when the solar industry is scaling up substantially. ISEA's annual conference Solar Ireland 2023 will focus on how we can grasp key opportunities, collaborate for success and move past barriers and inertia. Share DETAILS Tue, 24 Oct Webinar RESS-3 auction results: Analysis and market reaction 24 Oct 2023, 11:00 – 12:00 Webinar This webinar will provided an analysis of the results of the third Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS-3) auction. It will also cover how solar projects fared in the auction and the ensuing market reaction. Share DETAILS Thu, 28 Sept Webinar Risk management in solar project development 28 Sept 2023, 11:00 – 12:00 IST Webinar This webinar will provide an overview of the insurance market in relation to solar project development, featuring insights into the recommended insurance models during the construction and operational periods of development, and outlining the challenges developers can expect to face. Share DETAILS Tue, 29 Aug Webinar Centralised or Decentralised? Large-scale PV plant architecture 29 Aug 2023, 11:00 – 12:00 IST Webinar Centralised or decentralised - which is the best layout for a large-scale PV power plant? This webinar will cover the different factors influencing the types of architecture, as well as the opportunities and challenges of the two architecture types. 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Share DETAILS Thu, 20 Apr Webinar Commercial rooftop PV in Ireland 20 Apr 2023, 11:00 – 12:00 IST Webinar This webinar will provide an overview of the commercial rooftop PV market in Ireland, covering the current status of the sector, as well as the opportunities that commercial rooftop PV presents for the future. Share DETAILS Thu, 23 Mar Webinar Annual CEO Townhall 23 Mar 2023, 11:00 – 12:00 GMT Webinar In this webinar exclusively for members of the Irish Solar Energy Association, Conall Bolger (CEO, ISEA) will deliver a presentation on the progress ISEA made throughout 2022, as well as the Association's plan for 2023. Share DETAILS Tue, 21 Mar Altis Grand Hotel, Lisbon, Portugal Large Scale Solar Europe 21 Mar 2023, 09:00 – 22 Mar 2023, 17:00 Altis Grand Hotel, Lisbon, Portugal, R. Castilho 11, 1269-072 Lisboa, Portugal Large Scale Solar Europe will return for its 11th year in Lisbon. Packed with the industry’s leading IPPs and developers, this conference is always the meeting place for leading decision makers in the European solar industry. Use code ISEA20 for 20% off! Share DETAILS Tue, 21 Feb Webinar Capital Acquisitions Tax: Implications for solar farm leases 21 Feb 2023, 11:00 – 12:00 GMT Webinar This webinar will cover the importance of Capital Acquisitions Tax in negotiating solar farm leases, how the law has changed over the past number of years and what changes industry participants are currently lobbying for. 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