The multinational oil firm is in talks around offshore storage and regasification facilities off the coast of Co Cork

Figures show large gap between level of renewable electricity generated on island of Ireland in 2018 and amount said to have been delivered to customers

With production costs rising, pressure to produce more plant-based protein and calls for a reduction in the national herd, beef and dairy farmers fear they’ll get a raw deal in any new agricultural model

Trump’s ban on sale of chips to Chinese tech giant covers factories all over the world that use US equipment

Meaghers Pharmacy Group owner Oonagh O’Hagan says Covid-19 has fast-tracked irreversible reforms in how pharmacies deliver healthcare to the community

System aims to prevent strategic acquisitions of EU companies by foreign-owned firms that may undermine member states’ security or public order

TV advert for Vitara SUV will no longer be aired in existing format as ASAI found driver’s offroad manoeuvres in ad inappropriate

Meagher says Covid-19 fast-tracked what had been a pet project for years

Jersey-based Predator proposes to use floating storage units and claims liquefied natural gas brought to Ireland ‘would not be dependent on shale fracking’

Minister for Foreign Affairs says his department is aware of the growing importance of the polar region

Only time will tell whether the Swedish ‘no lockdown’ policy was wise, but it is already clear that the pandemic has taken a huge economic, political and social toll on Europe

UCC study shows carbon emission and renewable energy targets will still be exceeded, but by less than expected

Exports of microchips from Ireland to China tripled to €5.4bn last year

Several turbines had to be powered down over first three months of 2020 when record amounts of wind-generated renewable energy couldn‘t be captured

Virtual simulation would allow policymakers to see the impact of proposed complex changes

Reduced traffic and air travel along with lower levels of energy consumption mean our carbon emissions will be dramatically down this year, a new study has found

Having traded his Six One News slot for the wireless two years ago, the RTÉ veteran now finds himself presenting Morning Ireland from his home in Portobello – but says the 4am starts are still worth it

Environmental charity warns state risks legal proceedings by European Commission over agricultural pollutant

The fate of the imperilled Arctic circle will have major consequences for this country. An Irish advisor to its intergovernmental body believes it is vital that we have a seat at the table

The government’s strategy for exiting the coronavirus lockdown is split into five distinct phases, beginning May 18 and ending August 10