Procurement Opportunities with ESB Group, Ireland
DI Danish Energy Industries (DI Energy), the Embassy of Denmark in London and ESB Group invite you for a seminar to present the future procurement strategy and needs of ESB Group in Ireland, and present your solutions directly to the buyer.
ESB Group, Ireland's largest energy company, is looking to establish enduring relationships with companies to modernise the grid infrastructure on the island of Ireland. To achieve this goal, there are various programmes of work targeting different areas, such as: Overhead Lines, Substations, Transformers and Protection Systems, Civil Works and Planned Preventive Maintenance.
This seminar is your foremost opportunity to gain direct knowledge of ESB’s EUR 20+ billion investment plans and learn about their procurement needs and partnership proposals before meeting directly with the buyers of ESB Group, to present how you can support their green transition.
About ESB Group
ESB Group is Ireland’s largest energy company. The company is responsible for the transmission and distribution of electricity in Ireland, operating across the electricity market from generation, through transmission and distribution, to supply. ESB Group is looking to expand its supply chain to improve both the capacity and efficiency of the electrical grid. Ireland is committed to achieving a more sustainable energy future and promotes the use of cleaner energy sources. ESB Group is taking urgent and focused action to achieve Net Zero emissions by 2040.
ESB Group is actively seeking contractors to support its ambitious, all-of-system investment programme focused on modernising Ireland’s electricity infrastructure and decarbonizing its generation portfolio. From 2025 to 2031, ESB Networks (in the Republic of Ireland) and NIE Networks (operating in Northern Ireland) will invest a combined €16.5 billion in regulated network infrastructure under the upcoming price control cycles, while ESB Generation & Trading (G&T) is investing an additional €4.5–€5 billion by 2030 to develop new renewable assets, repower existing plants, and accelerate innovation in emerging technologies such as offshore wind, battery storage, and green hydrogen.