General applications for three upcoming Skillnet Offshore Wind Academy micro-credentials closed on 28 August 2026, but a very limited number of late-entry spaces remain available until 4 September. For energy […]
Ireland’s offshore wind sector is entering a new phase. For much of the past decade, industry conversations focused on policy ambition, market potential, and long-term targets. In 2026, the discussion
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Ireland’s offshore wind sector is expanding at a pace that is fundamentally reshaping how workforce capability is defined, sourced, and developed. With Ireland targeting at least 5 GW of offshore
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As Ireland’s offshore wind sector accelerates from policy ambition to large-scale project delivery, the demand for for technically competent and skilled professionals is growing fast. As Ireland’s offshore wind sector
Micro-Credentials: The Smart Way to Upskill for Offshore Wind Read More »
Wind Energy Ireland’s annual conference this week marked an important milestone for the sector, with the launch of its 2026-2030 Strategy, Delivering Energy Independence, Powering Growth. Pillar 4 – Making Industry Ready sends a clear
Ireland’s offshore wind targets are ambitious, time-bound, and globally competitive. Achieving them will depend not only on project pipelines, ports, and policy alignment, but on the availability of highly skilled professionals across every
