Omagh based engineering firm Lagan Energy, led by Emmet and Stephan Lagan, is set to create 30 new jobs by 2025, expanding its operations in the renewables sector. The company, based in Co Tyrone, specializes in electrical engineering, contracting, and consultancy services, with a focus on onshore/offshore wind, hydrogen, battery storage, solar power, and data centers. Lagan Energy recently achieved a milestone by successfully installing a hydrogen electrolyser at Long Mountain wind farm, marking a significant step towards producing green gas from renewable energy. The company's investment in new jobs, backed by Invest NI, will enhance its capabilities in green hydrogen, renewables, and data centers, positioning it for growth in the evolving green economy. With a forecast that hydrogen and offshore wind projects will contribute 40% of its total turnover in three years, Lagan Energy is strategically aligning itself with global trends towards decarbonization. The company's emphasis on upskilling its workforce reflects its commitment to supporting ongoing and upcoming projects across multiple countries. The backing from Invest NI, highlighted during a visit by Economy Minister Conor Murphy, underscores the importance of companies like Lagan Energy in driving the transition to a regionally balanced economy and achieving net zero emissions. The positive sentiment towards the company's expansion and its role in advancing green technologies demonstrates a promising outlook for the future of the green economy.