Darren Sherry

Yeah, so we've been in the business for 25 years this year.

We do almost everything you can imagine on a renewable project.

So we develop projects and sell electricity.

We provide consultant services to other people that want to build their own projects.

We measure the solar and wind resource before building projects.

We asset manage those projects when they're built.

Later on, we physically maintain those assets and refurbish the components when they get to end of life so that we can extend the life on the turbines.

We're working in various markets.

We work obviously in our home market in Ireland.

We've been active here for pretty much the 25 years, but also in East and South Africa.

We've been working since 2010.

We're announcing today the 65 jobs.

They are very much focused on entering the UK with a wider service offering there.

While the challenges in the US in policy are there, the UK is in a more progressive place in terms of opening up the market for renewable energy, particularly onshore, solar and wind in England.

We do.

Well, we have a number of projects in planning with battery energy storage.

We probably also have a vision that beyond battery energy storage, that Ireland has an opportunity to do something with our excess power.

So that is both curtailed energy in the short term and in the long term when we've probably fulfilled our own needs, that we have an opportunity to use the power that we can generate that other countries in Europe maybe can't generate because we've such a fantastic resource available.

that we can do something with that.

And as part of that, we're focusing on e-fuels.