Solar Ireland joins Wind Energy Ireland and Energy Storage Ireland to deliver Renewable Energy Expo Ireland 2026

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Renewable Energy Expo Ireland will bring Ireland’s wind, solar and energy storage sectors together at the RDS Dublin on 21–22 October 2026, creating a new national platform for collaboration, investment and project delivery.

Solar Ireland is proud to partner with Wind Energy Ireland and Energy Storage Ireland to jointly deliver Renewable Energy Expo Ireland 2026.

Taking place at the RDS Dublin on 21 and 22 October, the two-day event will bring together the organisations, technologies and decision-makers shaping Ireland’s renewable energy future.

It marks the first time Ireland’s wind, solar and energy storage sectors will come together under one roof at this scale, reflecting the increasingly integrated nature of the electricity system.

As Ireland moves from setting renewable energy ambitions to delivering projects, closer collaboration across the sector has never been more important.

One event, one renewable energy system

Wind, solar and energy storage each have a distinct role to play in Ireland’s transition to a cleaner, more secure and more affordable energy system.

However, they cannot be developed in isolation.

Wind and solar provide complementary sources of renewable electricity, while storage helps manage when that electricity is available and when it is needed. Grid infrastructure, market design, planning, technology and supply-chain capacity must also develop alongside generation.

Renewable Energy Expo Ireland has been created around that whole-system approach.

By jointly delivering the event, Wind Energy Ireland, Solar Ireland and Energy Storage Ireland are creating a shared platform for the full renewable energy ecosystem to meet, exchange ideas and develop practical solutions.

The partnership also ensures that the priorities and opportunities facing each sector are represented equally within the event.

For Solar Ireland, that means placing solar firmly at the centre of the national conversation about electricity demand, grid development, energy security, storage and economic growth.

A marketplace for business and delivery

Renewable Energy Expo Ireland is designed to be more than an industry conference.

It will provide a central marketplace where developers, investors, policymakers, technology providers, professional services firms and supply-chain businesses can connect directly.

More than 1,200 senior decision-makers are expected to attend, with participation from across Ireland and a growing international audience.

The Expo will provide opportunities to:

  • build strategic relationships across the renewable energy sector;
  • meet potential customers, suppliers and project partners;
  • explore new technologies, products and services;
  • hear directly from policymakers and market leaders;
  • identify investment and supply-chain opportunities; and
  • progress projects through meaningful business conversations.

The event will also feature a Government of Ireland pavilion, grid operators central to system delivery, global developers and investors, and leading technology companies showcasing solutions across wind, solar and storage.

A growing international presence will bring global expertise and best practice into the Irish market, while creating new opportunities for Irish companies to connect with overseas investors, partners and supply chains.

A growing opportunity for Ireland’s solar sector

Solar is now one of Ireland’s fastest-growing sources of renewable electricity.

Its ability to be deployed across homes, schools, farms, businesses and utility-scale projects makes it one of the most versatile technologies within the energy transition.

The next phase of growth will require continued progress on grid access, planning, market design, workforce development and the integration of storage and other flexible technologies.

Renewable Energy Expo Ireland will provide an important forum for those conversations.

For Solar Ireland members and the wider solar industry, the Expo represents an opportunity to demonstrate the scale, capability and diversity of the sector.

It will enable businesses to showcase their expertise, meet project decision-makers and build partnerships across the wider energy market.

It will also help connect Ireland’s solar sector with companies working in storage, grid infrastructure, engineering, construction, finance, digital technology and professional services.

These connections will be essential as projects become more integrated and the renewable energy supply chain continues to expand.

Collaboration at a critical point for delivery

Ireland has significant renewable energy resources and a strong pipeline of businesses ready to invest and deliver.

The challenge now is to ensure that policy, infrastructure and market development keep pace with that ambition.

No single organisation or technology can achieve that alone.

Renewable Energy Expo Ireland creates a space for the sector to come together around shared challenges and opportunities, while recognising the important role played by each technology.

For Solar Ireland, the partnership with Wind Energy Ireland and Energy Storage Ireland is an important step towards a more coordinated industry voice and a more integrated approach to delivery.

It reflects the energy system Ireland is building: one in which wind, solar and storage work together to provide clean, secure and increasingly home-grown electricity.

Join us at Renewable Energy Expo Ireland 2026

Renewable Energy Expo Ireland takes place at the RDS Dublin on 21 and 22 October 2026.

Whether you are developing projects, supplying technology, investing in the sector, shaping policy or supporting renewable energy delivery, the Expo offers an opportunity to connect with the organisations driving Ireland’s energy transition.

Businesses can now secure exhibition space and position their organisations at the centre of Ireland’s renewable energy market.

Find out more about sponsoring, attending or exhibiting at Renewable Energy Expo Ireland 2026.