The place for all hydrogen based news on the island of Ireland.
Ireland will assume the Presidency of the Council of the European Union from July to December 2026, marking a pivotal moment for our clean‑energy future. To seize this opportunity, Hydrogen Ireland is curating a flagship programme of webinars, workshops, and our annual conference—an integrated platform designed to showcase Ireland’s innovation, talent, and technical excellence.
Through these events, we will demonstrate how Ireland is not only building a hydrogen economy, but shaping one, pioneering new technologies, cultivating world‑class expertise, and driving system‑wide solutions that resonate far beyond our shores. This Presidency window allows us to project a confident, future‑focused narrative, one where Ireland stands as a global frontrunner in hydrogen, sustainability, and the just transition.
Our goal is clear, to ensure Ireland’s hydrogen leadership is visible, influential, and internationally recognised at the very moment Europe—and the world—is looking for credible, ambitious climate and energy solutions.
In order for the energy transition to succeed in Ireland, there must be informed discussions with the correct policy makers
We offer informed views of the latest hydrogen developments from industry professionals
Networking with crucial partners and striking up the necessary conversations to help Ireland transition
Hosted by Bord Gáis Energy, this session will explore how clean hydrogen microgrids can support resilient, sustainable data‑centre growth and reduce dependence on constrained grid
The closing date for the H2 summit call for papers will now be the 7th of August. To submit your paper or find out more
Abundant Renewables, Constrained Thinking Europe stands at a crossroads. It possesses some of the world’s richest renewable energy resources, a highly skilled industrial base, and
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Hydrogen A Stabilising Force for Northern Ireland in an Era of Energy Volatility Northern Ireland’s energy landscape is being shaped by one of the most
