Economy Minister Conor Murphy has revealed that Lagan Energy, based in Omagh, Northern Ireland, will be expanding its workforce by 70% with the creation of 30 new roles over the coming years. The company, known for its expertise in electrical engineering, contracting, and consultancy services, is making strides in the renewables sector. Lagan Energy's ventures span onshore/offshore wind, hydrogen, battery storage, solar power, and data center facilities, all contributing to the decarbonization of the energy system. Minister Murphy commended the company's alignment with the region's ambitions for net zero emissions, emphasizing the importance of hydrogen, wind, and solar energy in achieving this goal. Lagan Energy's recent installation of a hydrogen electrolyser for producing green gas showcases its commitment to innovative solutions. Emmet Lagan, the Director of Lagan Energy, highlighted the company's mission to provide eco-friendly energy solutions and expressed excitement about the growth opportunities in sectors like Green Hydrogen and Renewables. The company's expansion, supported by Invest Northern Ireland, will bolster its position in the global market. With a projection that hydrogen and offshore wind projects will drive 40% of its total turnover in three years, Lagan Energy is poised for substantial growth. The company's emphasis on upskilling its workforce and Invest NI's support for the new jobs demonstrate a commitment to strengthening resources for upcoming projects in several countries. Invest NI's Executive Director praised Lagan Energy's progress and highlighted the support provided for market expansion and participation in industry events. Lagan Energy's involvement in the green economy represents a positive step towards sustainable energy practices and economic growth in the region.