Waterford energy firm to create 100 jobs

Waterford energy firm to create 100 jobs

Taoiseach Micheál Martin at Eli Lilly where he officially opened Ireland's biggest solar energy farm at Dunderrow, Co Cork. Also included are Owen Power, Enerpower and Eli Lilly chairman and CEO Dave Ricks. Picture: Dan Linehan

Waterford-based renewable energy company Enerpower says it plans to create 100 jobs as part of its three-year expansion plan to meet the increasing demand from companies for renewable energy.

Enerpower provides a range of energy services such as biomass, heat pumps, solar and wind generation products to clients including Flahavans, Bulmers, Tescos, and 14 Lidl supermarkets. The company was founded in 2008 by brothers Owen and Cormac Power.

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