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Department for the Economy NI
Transforming Northern Ireland into a globally competitive economy that works for everyone.
About Department for the Economy NI
The aim of the Department for the Economy is to create a globally competitive economy that works for everyone.
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Signals from Department for the Economy NI
10 published signals
Research & Knowledge
Department for the Economy NI published a University College Dublin research report entitled “Use of AI in the Workplace” co-funded by the Department for the Economy NI, providing evidence on the adoption and impact of Generative AI among workers across the island of Ireland.
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Legal & Regulatory
Department for the Economy NI delivered closure of the Non-Domestic RHI Scheme under the leadership of Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald.
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People
Department for the Economy NI announced twelve training opportunities available through the Welding Academy at South West College, offering six-week intensive training for City & Guilds Welding Level 1 or 2 qualifications.
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Presence & Recognition
Department for the Economy NI hosted the Ibec CBI Northern Ireland All-Island Energy Roundtable with Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald and Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment Minister Darragh O'Brien TD in Dublin.
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Partnerships
Department for the Economy NI, Go Succeed NI, and Disability Action Northern Ireland have partnered to provide the only customised entrepreneurship programme for people with disabilities available in Ireland.
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Research & Knowledge
Department for the Economy NI published its latest series of research bulletins covering topical economic and labour market issues.
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Research & Knowledge
Department for the Economy NI welcomed figures showing that during the first half of 2026, more than half of the region’s electricity is being generated from renewable sources for the first time.
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Presence & Recognition
Department for the Economy NI's Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald met with representatives from Mallusk and Antrim Enterprise Agencies to hear their plans for the future and support local businesses, entrepreneurship, economic development, and business growth.
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Research & Knowledge
Department for the Economy NI published a report detailing the percentage of electricity consumption generated from renewable sources.
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Capital & Finance
Department for the Economy NI announced an additional £800,000 for the Ulster University Short Courses Programme at Magee to help more people access industry-relevant training while supporting the continued expansion of the Campus and economic growth across the North West.
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