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Aoife MacEvillyCommissioner, Commission for Regulation of Utilities
Aoife MacEvilly has been a member of the Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) since October 2014 and was appointed Chairperson in February 2020. Her lead responsibilities include empowering and protecting customers, supporting active customers and communities and the future role of gas in a secure, decarbonised energy system. Aoife previously worked in the Department of Environment, Climate and Communications and in the private sector. She holds a BA in European Business and German from Ulster University, a Professional Diploma in Regulatory Governance from UCD and an MA in Leadership from UCD Smurfit.
Dave KirwanManaging Director, Bord Gáis Energy
Eamon Ryan TDMinister for Environment, Climate and Communications
Tanya HarringtonChairperson, Renewable Energy Ireland
Dr Tanya Harrington is the Chairperson of Renewable Energy Ireland. Tanya is a public policy and regulatory affairs professional with over 20 years'' experience in helping organisations drive the effectiveness and performance of their policy-focused teams. Tanya currently serves as An Post''s Chief Regulatory Affairs Officer, leading the development of the Company''s comprehensive and integrated regulatory strategy and leading An Post''s engagement with government and regulatory authorities and stakeholders at international, European and domestic levels. Before joining An Post, Tanya spent six years in consultancy, advising a range of Ireland''s largest companies on matters of public policy, government affairs and economic regulation across a range of economically regulated sectors.
Brian Ó GallachóirAssociate Vice-President of Sustainability, UCC
Brian Ó Gallachóir is Associate Vice-President of Sustainability at University College Cork, delivering on UCC''s ambitious plans to consolidate its role as a leading university of sustainability. Brian established energy systems modelling capacity in Ireland over the past 20 years and is a recognised international leader in this field, including as elected Chair of International Energy Agency Technology Collaboration Programme. His research has underpinned Irish and EU energy and climate mitigation policies and energy company strategies.
Dr Anouk HonoréSenior Research Fellow, The Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
Dr Anouk Honoré is a Senior Research Fellow & Deputy Director of the Gas Research Programme at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies. At the OIES, her research focuses on gas market fundamentals in Europe with a particular emphasis on gas demand, energy and decarbonization policies in the European Union and in individual countries, power generation and the decarbonization of the heating sector.
Paul MϋnnichDirector, Agora Energiewende
Paul Münnich works as a Project Manager at Agora Industry. His main topics are the decarbonisation of industrial heat and the transformation of the chemical industry. Before joining Agora Energiewende, he worked on the transformation of the chemical industry as a research assistant at the Chair of Technical Thermodynamics at RWTH Aachen University. Paul Münnich holds a B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering and an M.Sc. in Chemical Engineering and studied in Aachen (Germany), Haifa (Israel) and Lausanne (Switzerland).
Andy KellyDirector, AFRY
Andy Kelly leads AFRY''s commercial work in the Irish Electricity Market and has more than 15 years'' commercial experience in wholesale power and commodity markets. He has a detailed knowledge of the electricity markets in Ireland and the UK, including the impending I-SEM market and support schemes for renewable generators. Andy has a deep understanding of the commercial aspects of the electricity generation and trading markets, and extensive experience of leading strategic and commercial activities in the wholesale and renewable markets, involving a range of stakeholders.
Cathal MarleyChief Executive Officer, Gas Networks Ireland
Colm O''NeillPartner, KPMG
Colm O''Neill is a Partner at KPMG where he is Head of Energy, Utilities & Telecoms. He advises clients across the sectors on strategy, M&A, digital transformation, and culture development. With over 30 years'' experience, Colm has spent most of his career in industry, leading capital intensive, regulated businesses through major transformations. Most recently these included roles as chief executive of BT Ireland and Managing Director of BT''s Corporate and Public Sector business in the UK. Colm is a former Board member of Business in the Community NI and former Chair of IBEC''s TII. He is a current Board member of Young Scientist.
Niamh McGovernPartner, Arthur Cox
Niamh McGovern is an energy and construction partner at Arthur Cox. Niamh has a broad skillset in this area and routinely advises developers, sponsors, banks and public bodies on energy projects in Ireland.
Joanne MoranGeneration Director, Energy & Power, Jacobs
Joanne Moran heads Jacobs Energy & Power Generation team in Europe, delivering projects and solutions for onshore and offshore wind, hydrogen, solar, battery storage and geothermal. She has over 20 years'' experience in the infrastructure sector, with a large proportion of this focussed on developing renewable energy projects. She previously led the Jacobs Infrastructure Growth & Sales team in Ireland.
Richard MurphyPartner, Pinsent Masons
Richard Murphy is a Partner and Head of Energy (Ireland) at Pinsent Masons LLP. His energy expertise and experience includes advising clients on a range of regulatory, advisory and transactional matters. Richard is rated as a leading individual for energy work in both Chambers UK and the Legal 500. Richard sits on the Northern Ireland Renewables Industry Group Committee (NIRIG) and is a regular speaker at energy industry events and conferences.
Andrew HickeyCommercial Manager, Hitachi
Andrew Hickey is Commercial Manager at Hitachi Energy Ireland providing sustainable energy solutions that facilitate reliable and efficient system integration of the future digital electric grid. Andrew has 20 years of industry experience, including five years of delivering electrical systems and grid interconnection across multiple sectors. Currently focused on the energy transition to support the development of innovative grid and power quality solutions to help form the future networks.
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