Belfast's Titanic Quarter has partnered with 3T Power to deliver 100% locally sourced renewable electricity across the district, underpinned by REGO certification.
The agreement extends the waterfront development's existing use of green energy and guarantees a consistent supply of clean power from local generators. It is intended to cut Titanic Quarter's carbon footprint while supporting Northern Ireland's transition to a low‑carbon economy.
Power provided through the deal will serve major sites including Titanic Film Studios, Channel Commercial Park and the ARC Apartments, embedding sustainability across the estate.
Richard Henderson, Estates Manager, Titanic Quarter said: "This is an exciting step for Titanic Quarter. Sustainability is at the heart of our development strategy, and working with 3T Power – alongside the expertise and support of Radius Energy – has enabled us to secure a solution that ensures Titanic Quarter is powered by local renewable energy. This partnership represents another important step in our commitment to creating a greener, more sustainable Belfast."
Developed with the support of Radius Energy, the arrangement commits 3T Power to source all electricity for the estate from local renewable generation.
John-Francis Collins, Sales Manager, 3T Power, said:" From workplaces to tourism attractions, to award-winning accommodations and retail hubs, we are proud to be providing renewable electricity generated locally at Belfast's first wind farm to a range of organisations in Belfast's Titanic Quarter. A vibrant, future-focused development in the heart of Belfast that highlights Northern Irish innovation, creativity and hospitality on a world stage, we look forward to supporting Titanic Quarter and the businesses within it as they continue to seek ways to reduce their reliance on imported fossil fuels and meet ambitious sustainability goals."
Titanic Quarter says the initiative marks a significant milestone in its environmental strategy and sets a benchmark for energy innovation in large-scale urban developments across Northern Ireland.
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