Members

Renewable Energy Ireland is an open partnership of sustainable energy associations working collectively to support the energy transition in Ireland.

Our members are:

Demand Response Association of Ireland

The DRAI is the representative body for providers of demand response and flexibility across the island of Ireland.

Demand response supports the integration of renewable generation and the decarbonisation of the electricity system through providing power system services from flexible sources of demand.  

eHeat Ireland

eHeat Ireland (EHI) was established in 2021 to accelerate the decarbonisation of heat in industry through electrification.

We want to encourage the use of electric heat ‘eHeat’ and to create awareness for how deployment of the technology can support the decarbonisation of Irish industry across the island of Ireland.

Energy Storage Ireland

Energy Storage Ireland is the representative association for those interested and active in the development of energy storage in Ireland and Northern Ireland.

We work to promote the benefits of energy storage to decarbonising Ireland’s energy system and engage with policymakers to support the development of energy storage on the island.

Geothermal Association of Ireland

The Geothermal Association of Ireland was formed in 1998 to promote the development of geothermal energy in all its forms in Ireland.

We are committed to education and awareness building to promote the use of geothermal as a sustainable energy system in Ireland.

Heat Pump Association

The HPA represents manufacturers and importers of heat pumps in the Republic of Ireland. Members are committed to quality and the promotion of a high standard of professionalism and service in the Irish Heat Pump Industry.

​Membership is open to all manufacturers and importers / distributors of heat pumps with the aim of giving the industry a single representative voice.

Irish Bio Energy Association

IrBEA was founded in May 1999. Its role is to promote the bioenergy industry and to develop this important sector on the island of Ireland. The organisation is a self-governing association of voluntary members.

Irish District Energy Association

The IRDEA represents the district heating and cooling (DHC) sector. We support and promote the growth of the DHC industry, creating a new heating market for Ireland which offers greater opportunities to utilise indigenous low-carbon and renewable sources of heat.

Irish Energy Storage Association

IESA represents parties in the energy storage space across a range of applications, follows DS3 developments and responds to consultations representing the views of IESA members, and actively promotes energy storage.

IESA also represents the interests of the energy storage sector on the island of Ireland through influencing policy decisions and engagement with national and international bodies.

Irish Solar Energy Association

The Irish Solar Energy Association works to promote solar as a leading renewable energy technology that will decarbonise Ireland’s electricity system, and contribute to a successful and strong clean economy.

Irish Wind Farmers Association

Irish Wind Farmers Association

Irish Wind Farmers Association (IWFA) represents the smaller independent wind-farm developers, having emerged as a body to perform that role in 2012 from under the umbrella of Meitheal na Gaoithe Coop, founded in 2000

Marine Renewables Industry Association

The MRIA represents companies and interests on the island of Ireland – Ireland and Northern Ireland – in the Marine Renewables Emerging Technologies’ (MRET) fields of wave, tidal, floating wind and ‘hybrid’ energy. 

NOW Ireland

The National Offshore Wind Energy Association of Ireland was established to promote the development of Ireland’s substantial offshore wind resource and to ensure that our island leads the way in building a sustainable, green economy.

Wind Energy Ireland

Wind Energy Ireland is the representative body for the Irish wind industry, working to promote wind energy as an essential, economical and environmentally friendly part of the country’s low-carbon energy future.