Arthur Cox, a prominent law firm in Ireland, highlights key energy developments and legal framework updates in the country. The Commission for Regulation of Utilities in Ireland made crucial decisions regarding grid access and charging for Phase 2 ORESS projects, aiming to boost the offshore renewable energy sector. Additionally, Ireland is progressing a General Scheme for a Heat (Networks and Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill to regulate district heating, utilizing waste heat efficiently from various installations. The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism implementation appoints the Environmental Protection Agency as the competent authority in Ireland, ensuring compliance with EU regulations. Furthermore, recent EU developments cover various aspects such as electricity flexibility, cybersecurity, power purchase agreements, low-carbon fuels, hydrogen market expansion, and natural gas storage and security of supply, indicating a positive momentum towards sustainable energy practices.