Northern Ireland

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The EI Northern Ireland Community exists to support both the regional energy transition and the professional growth of individuals working within the sector. Locally, it plays a vital role in advancing sustainable energy practices, fostering collaboration between industry, academia, and government, and contributing to policy discussions that shape Northern Ireland’s energy future. For individuals, it offers a platform for professional development through training, events, and recognition, helping members stay informed about emerging technologies and trends. It also provides valuable networking opportunities, encourages leadership through volunteering, and supports career progression by guiding members toward professional accreditation and chartership.

The EI's Northern Ireland Community stands at a pivotal moment in our region’s transition to a cleaner, more secure energy future. Our role is to champion collaboration, share evidence-based knowledge, and support professionals who are driving meaningful change across every part of the sector. Together, we can accelerate innovation, strengthen resilience, and support Northern Ireland's energy ambitions with innovation and integrity.

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Sam McCloskey, CEnv FEI

Chair, EI Northern Ireland

Upcoming events and EI resources

Cement-sector carbon capture moves towards industrial deployment as infrastructure pressures grow

1/6/2026

An accelerated carbonation plant at the Port of Bilbao in northern Spain that is designed to capture up to 6,000 tonnes of CO2 annually and permanently mineralise it within construction aggregates used by the building sector has opened.

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NEW ENERGY WORLD

UK ranks second in Europe for co-location investment

18/5/2026

The UK has been named the second most attractive co-location investment market in Europe, alongside Bulgaria, with Germany taking the top spot, according to a new report.

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NEW ENERGY WORLD

LDES installations surge 49% in 2025 but sector faces critical financing crunch

18/3/2026

Global long-duration energy storage (LDES) installations exceeded 15 GWh in 2025, a 49% increase year-on-year, but the sector is facing growing challenges due to declining investment and increasing competition from lithium-ion batteries, according to a recent report.

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NEW ENERGY WORLD

Past events highlights

Take a look back at some of our recent community and EI-wide events in Northern Ireland.

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Utility Regulator Event: The future of energy in Northern Ireland: 2030 and beyond – June 2025

Riddel Hall, Queens University Belfast

A joint event organised by the EI's Northern Ireland Community and the Utility Regulator, with a panel discussion on what the future of Northern Ireland's energy sector may look like.

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Technical visit: Artemis Technologies – October 2025

Artemis Technologies, Queens Road Belfast

Artemis is a clean maritime technology company developing commercial vessels that produce zero emissions in operation. It is designing and building net zero e-foiling boats for use as passenger/crew transfer vessels and ferries.

The visit involved a welcome presentation and a tour of the manufacturing facility to see the building of the Artemis eFoiler® propulsion system and vessels.

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Black tie gala dinner – Gala dinner for all EI members – March 2025

Culloden Hotel, Holywood

Gala Dinner for all EI Members.

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Utility Regulator Event: The future of energy in Northern Ireland: 2030 and beyond – June 2025

Riddel Hall, Queens University Belfast

A joint event organised by the EI's Northern Ireland Community and the Utility Regulator, with a panel discussion on what the future of Northern Ireland's energy sector may look like.

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Technical visit: Artemis Technologies – October 2025

Artemis Technologies, Queens Road Belfast

Artemis is a clean maritime technology company developing commercial vessels that produce zero emissions in operation. It is designing and building net zero e-foiling boats for use as passenger/crew transfer vessels and ferries.

The visit involved a welcome presentation and a tour of the manufacturing facility to see the building of the Artemis eFoiler® propulsion system and vessels.

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Black tie gala dinner – Gala dinner for all EI members – March 2025

Culloden Hotel, Holywood

Gala Dinner for all EI Members.

Committee contacts

Sam McCloskey, CEnv FEI

Chair

Nicola Murphy, FEI

Vice-Chair

Aine Murray, CEng MEI Chartered Energy Engineer

Co-Honorary Secretary

Sarah Shields, AMEI

Co-Honorary Secretary, Consultation Officer

John Kinney, AMEI

Honorary Treasurer

Philip Griffiths, FEI

Educational Representative

Jonathan Martindale, AMEI

Committee Member, Events

David Nurse, AMEI

Social Media Officer

David Browne, MEI

Committee Member, Events

Ciaran McGrath, FEI

Committee Member, Consultation

Sam Knox, FEI

Committee Member, Industrial Rep & Events

Sarah Latimer, MEI

Membership Officer

Sorcha Millen, AMEI

Committee Member, Social Media/Speaking

Mark Welsh, MEI

Committee Member, Membership & Events

Clare McKeown, AMEI

Committee Member

Kerry Muldoon

Committee Member

Interested in joining the Northern Ireland Committee?

We’re always looking for passionate members to help shape the future of your community. Whether you’d like to support activities or take a leadership role, we’d love to hear from you.

Send an email to [email protected] to apply.