After several years of an effective freeze on new power connections around Ireland, the country’s data centre sector is being reshaped. Policymakers have attempted to redefine the industry, creating opportunities for investors prepared to develop alongside renewable power generation and energy infrastructure, walking a tight line between encouraging investment and protecting the grid. New guidelines released late last year were intended to gain back ground that Dublin, long the second-largest data center city in Europe, lost to rivals from Oslo to Madrid. A little over six months into their implementation, the reality is that kick-starting major infrastructure schemes is far more complex than simply throwing a switch. However, Ireland's...