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What does Northern Ireland need to continue attracting long-term investment in renewable energy? In Limavady, ERG brought together institutions and grid managers to discuss the conditions needed for the next phase of growth.
#RenewableEnergy #NorthernIreland
As renewable deployment accelerates, grids must keep pace. At an ERGLab in Limavady, ERG brought together policymakers, regulators and energy stakeholders to discuss the future of renewable investment in Northern Ireland.
#EnergyTransition #NorthernIreland
Luca Bragoli, Chief Regulatory & Public Affairs Officer at ERG, highlighted a key issue: almost a quarter of wind generation in Northern Ireland is curtailed because the grid cannot transport all the electricity produced.
#WindEnergy #GridFlexibility
For ERG, making curtailment risk more predictable and manageable is essential to protect investor confidence, support new projects and unlock Northern Ireland’s renewable potential. Watch the interview.
#EnergyPolicy #RenewableEnergy
Recently in Limavady, ERG brought together institutions and grid managers to discuss the next phase of renewable energy development in Northern Ireland and the infrastructure needed to support it.
#NorthernIreland #RenewableEnergy
Renato Sturani, COO of ERG, highlighted a challenge shared across Europe: renewable generation is growing faster than grids. In Northern Ireland, almost a quarter of wind generation is curtailed because the grid cannot transport it when needed.
#GridFlexibility #WindEnergy
With strong wind resources, a solid supply chain and ambitious climate targets, Northern Ireland has the potential to become a renewable energy success story. Stronger grids are key to unlocking lower-cost clean energy. Watch the interview.
#EnergyTransition #greenenERGymakers
The discussion continued at Corlacky Wind Farm: 47.3 MW and around 176 GWh of annual production. The project is supported by a long-term corporate PPA with Amazon for approximately 2.5 TWh.
#PPA #WindEnergy
Since 2022, ERG has also contributed around £1 million through local community benefit programmes. Corlacky shows how long-term investment can support new capacity, local value and a more resilient energy system.
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ERG attended All-Energy Exhibition and Conference in Glasgow, one of the UK’s leading renewable events, with over 13,000 participants, 300 exhibitors and 600 speakers. #AllEnergy2026 #Renewables #UKenergy
The ambition is clear, but delivery is the real challenge: unlocking grid capacity and ensuring visibility on timelines will be key to advancing new renewable projects. #ProjectDevelopment #EnergyTransition #SystemResilience
The next phase is less about setting targets and more about making them happen—turning policy ambition into concrete delivery across the energy system. #Execution #RenewablesGrowth #InspiringChangeToPowerTheFuture #greenenERGymakers
At ERG, renewable energy projects are designed to create value beyond energy generation, supporting the communities that host them and contributing to local development. #CommunityImpact #Renewables #Sustainability
Agivey Anglers Club received funding for habitat restoration along the River Agivey, supporting biodiversity, improving accessibility and encouraging more people to engage with outdoor activities. #Biodiversity #HabitatRestoration #OutdoorLife
The 2026–27 funding round is now closed, with applications under evaluation. Results will be communicated in the coming weeks. #CommunitySupport #SocialValue #InspiringChangeToPowerTheFuture #greenenERGymakers