UTILITY COMPANIES
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UTILITY WEEK ENERGY SUPPLY HANDBOOK 2014
Electricity Supply Board
Licences: Gas Shipper
27 Lower Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
Tel: +353 1 676 5831 / +353 1 677 1821
Fax: +353 1 661 5376
Email: info@esb.ie
Website: www.esb.ie
Founded in 1927, ESB is one of Ireland's leading companies, with an annual revenue of €3 billion
and 7,000 employees on the island of Ireland. It is a vertically integrated utility with generation,
networks and supply businesses, as well as a highly successful international and telecoms business.
Over the past decade, ESB has undertaken a €6 billion investment programme to successfully
refurbish the Republic of Ireland's electricity infrastructure. It is the first energy company in Europe
to set a date to decarbonise its power generation activities and will be delivering one-third of its
electricity from renewable sources. To facilitate sustainability targets and economic growth, ESB is
developing an advanced smart networks system and at the end of 2010 it also acquired networks
business Northern Ireland Electricity, a company with a regulated asset base of €1.2 billion.
Further details on ESB can be found at www.esb.ie
Executive management
Chairman Lochlann Quinn
Chief Executive Pat O'Doherty
Company Secretary John Redmond
Executive Director Group People & Sustainability Pat Naughton
Head Of Innovation John McSweeney
Deputy Chief Executive Brid Horan
Executive Director Generation & Wholesale Markets Paddy Hayes
Executive Director Finance & Commercial Donal Flynn
Executive Director ESB Services & Electric Ireland Liam Molloy
Managing Director ESB Networks Ltd Jerry O'Sullivan
Power stations – Coal
Moneypoint, Clare, Ireland
Power stations – Gas
Aghada, Cork, Ireland
Amorebeita, Basque County, Spain
Coolkeeragh, Derry, Northern Ireland
Corby, Northamptonshire
Dublin Bay Power, Dublin, Ireland
Marchwood, Southampton
Marina, Cork, Ireland
Poolbeg, Dublin, Ireland
Rousch, Punjab, Pakistan
