The Electricity Association of Ireland welcomes the opportunity to respond to the NI Department for the Economy consultation on establishing a NI Renewable Energy Support Scheme (RESS). Similar schemes in other jurisdictions have been shown… Read More
EAI welcomes the opportunity to respond to the CRU consultation on the uptake of time of use (TOU) tariffs. The full implementation and use of smart meters will require a significant amount of awareness raising… Read More
In this opinion piece published in the Irish Times (“Failure to plan for future electricity needs will carry a heavy price”, September 4th 2023), EAI CEO Dara Lynott sets out a commentary on volatility in… Read More
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement which paved the way for a memorandum of understanding between both Governments establishing a single energy market on the island. This MoU led to… Read More
On the 14th of April 2022, EAI responded to the TSO’s consultation on proposed changes to the existing DS3 Protocol Document. The DS3 framework is a fundamental and increasingly vital component of the SEM arrangements… Read More
On the 8th of March this month, the EU launched its first communication outlining the RePower EU plan. The plan aims to make Europe independent from Russian imported fossil… Read More
2022 EAI Members Webinar on Shaping our Electricity Future Article originally published in our Industry Update newsletter published on the 28th of January . On Tuesday, 18th January, the EAI was delighted to host… Read More
On the 22nd of October 2021, EAI submitted a letter to the Department of Environment Climate and Communications regarding the expected shortfall in the Obligation Targets for 2021. Our letter will focus on EAI’s member’s… Read More