Top workplace honours for ENERCON as it continues to drive local jobs in Ireland’s growing renewable energy sector
ENERCON has been certified as a Great Place to Work® for 2026–2027 and recognised among Ireland’s Best Workplaces for Health & Wellbeing 2026, as it continues to support jobs and long- term careers across Ireland’s renewable energy sector.
This marks ENERCON’s third consecutive Great Place to Work certification since 2024. The company has also been recognised as one of Ireland’s Best Medium Workplaces in 2025 and 2026, and among the Best Workplaces for Health & wellbeing in both years. As part of this, ENERCON employs more than 200 people across Ireland.
Speaking on the achievements, Managing Director Noranne Stack said:
“This recognition reflects our people and the way they work together every day. There is a strong sense of ownership, pride and support
across our teams and that underpins both our culture and our performance. At a time when energy is front of mind for households and businesses, our focus in on creating a
workplace culture where people feel supported, work safely and can develop over the long term. That is what enables our teams to deliver critical renewable energy infrastructure and continue building careers in the sector."
A growing presence with roots in Kerry
ENERCON employs more than 200 people across Ireland, with teams based in communities across the country. Many employees work in technical and field-based roles delivering and maintaining wind energy infrastructure, where collaboration, trust and a strong safety culture are essential. The company said the recognition reflects the everyday experience of its teams, from mentoring new colleagues to working together to solve challenges in the field and fostering a culture where employees take ownership of their work and look out for one another.
Shinead Murphy, HR, ENERCON said:
“The Great Place to Work recognition is based on direct feedback from our employees, so it gives a clear picture of how people experience working at ENERCON day to day. What stands out is the consistency across teams: the level of trust, the willingness to support one another and the sense of pride people have in their work. These are the foundations of a strong workplace, built over time through a continued focus on communication, development and creating an environment where people feel valued and included.”
Jim Flynn, CEO of Great Place to Work Ireland said:
“Sustainable performance starts with people. The organisations recognised as the Best Workplaces for Health & Wellbeing 2026 understand that supporting employee wellbeing is not a short-term initiative, but a long-term commitment. That consistency is what gives people a reason to stay and enables them to perform at their best.”
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Operating in Ireland since 1998, ENERCON established its Irish headquarters in Tralee in 2010 and has since expanded nationwide. The company supports communities through a network of service stations and offices, including locations in Kerry and across the country.
Today, more than 670 ENERCON wind turbines generate over 1.5 GW of clean energy across the island of Ireland. With a 21% market share, the company is well positioned to continue contributing to Ireland’s renewable energy future while supporting skilled employment in regional areas.
