Daniel Murray |
4 days ago
ExxonMobil and Equinor have relinquished their exploration interests in this country, and the Chinese government is following suit
ExxonMobil and Equinor have relinquished their exploration interests in this country, and the Chinese government is following suit
The world’s richest countries, with their advanced healthcare systems, have already been knocked flying by the pandemic. Now the virus is starting to hit the planet’s poorer nations – with potentially devastating consequences
The bestselling economist is in lockdown in Paris while his new 1,100-page book, Capital and Ideology, has just been published. Recently, he and 400 other academics signed a letter arguing that Europe’s Covid-19 crisis needed a Europe-wide financial response: the Eurobond
Diageo and Danone have said support will be needed to make renewables as cost competitive as natural gas
Irish Auditing and Accounting Supervisory Authority finds ‘significant’ deficiencies’ at EisnerAmper Ireland
Daniel Murray is joined by Mark Foley, chief executive of Eirgrid, for the latest episode of Five Degrees of Change, the energy and environmental podcast from the Business Post
Restaurants and cafes have had to close their doors in the face of the coronavirus outbreak, but many are staying on life support by turning to takeout and deliveries
In the fifth episode of our Five Degrees of Change podcast, we asked Mark Foley, chief executive of Eirgrid, to offer both personal and policy recommendations to combat climate change
The former Fianna Fáil senator has moved from the cut and thrust of politics to her current demanding job at the helm of the Irish Cancer Society
With no common, coordinated European approach to fighting the virus from either a public health or economic perspective, and individual countries taking a piecemeal approach, Covid-19 is brutally exposing the many flaws of the EU’s institutions
Daniel Murray is joined by Codema CEO Donna Gartland for the latest episode of Five Degrees of Change, the energy and environmental podcast from the Business Post
Trials for Department of Transport found gas-powered buses were least energy-efficient option
Planning permissions show a pipeline of 33 approved data centres, with a capacity equalling the 55 already in operation
In the fourth episode of our Five Degrees of Change podcast, we asked Codema chief executive Donna Gartland to offer both personal and policy recommendations to combat climate change
Home-sharing platform says it will work on ‘initiatives’ to help hosts affected by new policy
The ESRI has analysed more than 100 scientific papers to offer advice to employers, public health authorities, policymakers and the public
Daniel Murray is joined by Dr Paul Deane, a senior researcher in energy systems at UCC for the latest episode of Five Degrees of Change, the energy and environmental podcast from the Business Post
The Canadian oil and gas producer also announced a 200 per cent increase in its capital investment in Corrib for 2020