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Ireland - Your SmartGrid Opportunity

Ireland - Your Smartgrid Opportunity.pdf (size 2.5 MB)
Date: September 2010
Summary: The Smart Grid will play a critical role in underpinning the energy needs of the revitalised Irish economy. It will lead to the creation of signifi cant employment opportunities; it will amplify the capabilities of indigenous fi rms and multinational organisations; and it will generate new leading-edge products and services.

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