TLI Group, a leading player in the utilities and renewable energy sector, was honoured to welcome the Minister for Finance, Michael McGrath and Cork Chamber President, Ronan Murray, for the official inauguration of their new Cork office located in the Cork Airport Business Park.
TLI Group engineer and construct critical utility infrastructure throughout Ireland, Northern Ireland and the UK. With in excess of 1,200 staff operating from 8 national offices, the group continues to expand, as they deliver infrastructure to facilitate today’s living and communication needs. The main business divisions of TLI Group include: Power Transmission and Distribution, Renewables & Engineering, Smart Energy Services and Telecoms. Formed in 2000 by Thomas Fitzmaurice, TLI Group has expanded considerably and is today involved in numerous prestigious national infrastructure projects including: national home energy retrofitting, national smart metering rollout project, design and construction of telecoms networks for National Broadband Ireland and SIRO, refurbishment, maintenance, construction and commissioning of overhead powerlines, high voltage underground cables and electrical substations. In addition, the group are heavily involved in both onshore and offshore windfarms, battery storage projects and solar farms.
The group created 138 new jobs during 2023 and is expected to grow significantly again in 2024 with the creation of another 140 jobs across all disciplines.
As part of a strategic expansion initiative, TLI Group has recently relocated to a larger facility in the Cork Airport Business Park. This move underscores the company’s commitment to supporting the growth of its renewables and engineering division while reinforcing its extensive network of offices across the island.
John Tuite Managing Director commented that “The new office space represents an exciting chapter for TLI Group, offering increased opportunities for collaboration, innovation, and growth within the team. As the company looks ahead, it remains committed to its mission of advancing excellence in the utilities and renewable energy sector”.
During the event, Minister McGrath and Mr. Murray were given a tour of the new facility, providing them with valuable insights into TLI Group’s specialised engineering services and future plans within the utilities and renewable energy sector. The official ribbon-cutting ceremony, symbolising the opening of the new office, was conducted by Minister McGrath, marking a significant milestone for TLI Group, as continued growth is expected throughout 2024.
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