Ireland stingray energy systems

What is a SIEM stingray?

The Siem Stingray is designed for subsea operation duties such as construction and installation work, inspection and maintenance. The vessel is environmental friendly with focus on low fuel consumption through its diesel electric machinery. or send us a message below.

Why does Ireland need hydrogen?

Ireland has more energy, onshore and offshore, that we can use, so transporting energy as hydrogen gives us the opportunity to export that excess energy. Hydrogen can be used for thermal generation when the wind does not blow, or the sun does not shine. Hydrogen is a key enabler of an integrated energy system.

Could tidal energy be harnessed in Ireland?

A new Irish-led project intended to harness tidal energy has secured €3 million in funding from the European Commission.

How much wind power does Ireland need?

Others suggest 120 gigawatts. The national peak in Ireland is 7 gigawatts. So, even at the lowest wind power forecasts, 50 or 60 gigawatts is a vast quantity and provides Ireland with the opportunity to develop energy independence.”

What can we do about solar energy in Ireland?

The first is engagement on policy and regulation to support a higher volume of solar energy. The second is education as there is still some scepticism about solar energy in Ireland. There is useable electricity falling on our roofs and fields every day. The third is encouraging good practice.

Will Ireland be a leading light in the energy transition?

Today, almost a full century later, with the implementation of the synchronous condenser as the first step in a grander scheme to bring clean offshore wind energy to the nation, surely there are young engineers around the world who will see Ireland as a leading light in the energy transition.