Economy Minister Conor Murphy has announced Lagan Energy's plans to expand its workforce by 70%, creating 30 new jobs in Omagh as part of the company's growth strategy in the global renewables sector. Specializing in various green technologies like onshore/offshore wind, hydrogen, battery storage, solar power, and data center facilities, Lagan Energy aims to drive decarbonization and contribute to the green economy's development. Minister Murphy emphasized the importance of energy diversification, highlighting the commercial opportunities present in the green economy. Lagan Energy, known for its recent installation of a hydrogen electrolyser for producing green gas from renewable sources, is paving the way for innovative solutions in the energy sector. Director Emmet Lagan expressed the company's mission to provide carbon-friendly solutions and cater to the increasing demands for resources in international markets, with a significant focus on hydrogen and offshore wind projects. Established in 2014 by Stephen Lagan, the company has prioritized upskilling its workforce and plans to employ over 150 staff by 2025, indicating a strong commitment to sustainable growth. Invest Northern Ireland's support has been instrumental in Lagan Energy's success, facilitating market research, in-market expertise, and connections to potential customers. Jeremy Fitch of Invest NI commended Lagan Energy's growth trajectory and its role as a leader in the renewables sector. The company's participation in events like the Net Zero Exchange Mission to Singapore underscores its expertise in hydrogen and alternative fuels. With plans for international expansion and a focus on skill development, Lagan Energy is poised for further success in driving the transition to a greener economy.