Renewable Energy Expo 2026

Renewable Energy Expo Ireland 2026 is a two-day clean energy exhibition and conference taking place on 21 to 22 October 2026 at the RDS in Dublin, Ireland. The inaugural event brings Ireland’s wind, solar, and energy storage sectors together under one platform, connecting domestic companies, international partners, investors, policymakers, innovators, and supply-chain businesses. It is expected to welcome 1,200+ attendees, 100+ exhibitors, and 50+ speakers.

Purpose and Objectives

The primary purpose of the expo is to support the coordinated development of wind, solar, and energy storage as part of Ireland’s transition toward a more electrified and domestically powered economy. The event is designed to strengthen industry alignment, attract investment, expand local supply chains, and explore how renewable generation, grid infrastructure, storage capacity, and workforce development can be scaled together.

Key Activities

The expo features an expanded two-day programme of expert-led discussions, research presentations, practical workshops, exhibition showcases, and networking opportunities. Participants will be able to engage with companies and specialists across wind, solar, storage, manufacturing, system integration, and supporting services. International pavilions, cross-sector meetings, and dedicated business development opportunities are also included to connect Irish organisations with investors and supply-chain partners from overseas markets.

Significance

The event is significant because it creates Ireland’s first combined national platform for the three renewable energy sectors that will play a central role in the country’s future electricity system. By connecting clean energy deployment with economic development, the expo highlights opportunities to reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels, strengthen energy security, attract investment, lower energy costs, and create skilled employment across Ireland.

Expected Outcomes

Attendees can expect stronger connections across Ireland’s renewable energy ecosystem, greater exposure to technologies and research, and clearer insight into the policy, investment, infrastructure, and supply-chain requirements shaping the sector. The event is intended to support new commercial relationships, improve coordination between wind, solar, and storage stakeholders, and help accelerate practical delivery of Ireland’s clean energy ambitions.

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