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Ireland’s grid shortages threaten FDI as companies leave due to unreliable power and high costs.
Ireland’s foreign direct investment growth is being threatened by chronic energy grid shortages, with officials warning that limited electricity access and high costs are deterring major global companies, especially in data centers and advanced manufacturing.
Despite record FDI in 2025, internal documents reveal that grid connections remain unavailable for large projects, pushing some firms to relocate to other European nations.
Concerns, long suppressed to protect Ireland’s economic image, are now being openly addressed, with government taskforces and new investments in EirGrid and ESB Networks aiming to fix systemic underinvestment.
La escasez de red de Irlanda amenaza la IED a medida que las empresas se van debido a la falta de fiabilidad de la energía y los altos costos.