South-East wind energy is at a pivotal juncture

David Sinnott, CEO of the Port of Waterford, says there is huge potential for wind energy in the South-East. He talks with Jillian Godsil
Tonn Nua project manager Moira Walsh speaking at the launch of the South East Energy Wind Partnership at the Port of Waterford. Photograph: Patrick Browne

Tonn Nua project manager Moira Walsh speaking at the launch of the South East Energy Wind Partnership at the Port of Waterford. Photograph: Patrick Browne

Ireland, and in particular its South East region, stands at a pivotal juncture. As global energy systems are reshaped by decarbonisation, security concerns and the drive for sustainable growth, future prosperity will depend on building new sources of strategic economic advantage. 

Offshore wind energy offers such an opportunity, vital not only for climate action and innovation, but also for economic resilience and long-term competitiveness.

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