Energy New industry body to promote Ireland’s ‘second electrification revolution’ Ireland Electrified will aim to bolster electricity usage in Ireland’s energy system four-fold
Energy Pillar banks to offer low-cost retrofit loansBank of Ireland, AIB and credit unions will join PTSB in backing the state’s €500 million energy efficiency grant scheme
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Inflation Higher for longer: How businesses are struggling with sky-high costs even as inflation easesInflation has begun to cool as interest rate hikes take effect but energy, food and wage costs remain significantly higher than before - and are unlikely to fall
Banking PTSB first lender under new low-cost retrofitting schemeEnvironment minister Eamon Ryan said he expects all main banks to join scheme in coming weeks
Motoring EU got it wrong in push for electric vehicles over hybrids, Toyota Europe saysThe vice president of the car maker said the recent slowdown in sales could have been predicted
Planning New An Bord Pleanála chief executive confirmedCurrent An Bord Pleanála chair will become the first chief executive of An Coimisiún Pleanála
Energy BP reduces executive team to simplify company structure New chief executive Murray Auchincloss says the energy giant must deliver as a ‘simpler and higher value company’
Energy IDA warns Ryan damaging Ireland’s FDI ‘credibility’ over data centre uncertaintyInward investment agency complained about ‘uncertainty and conflicting signals from government bodies’ over whether data centres can connect to gas grid
Energy Mark Foley retires as EirGrid chief with immediate effectSearch for a new leader of the grid operator will commence shortly
M&A Irish-founded Hometree secures multimillion pound debt facility Company led by Simon Phelan also makes first acquisitions under new facility, buying up two renewable installation companies
Energy Amazon ‘interested’ in operating contentious €1.2bn Clare data centreNew development is being built by Art Data Centres, an Irish firm - and has been subject to local opposition
Dublin Iconic Poolbeg chimneys may face demolition as fate decided this summerDublin landmark will be repaired and repainted as investigative works into the structural integrity of the stacks continue
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Results BP’s oil arm picks up as energy giant reports strong Q1Firm’s oil business showed improvement from a weak fourth quarter
Energy Wind energy accounted for 43% of Irish electricity in MarchKerry, Cork and Tipperary generated enough power to meet nearly a third of Ireland’s energy demand
Energy Meta plans diesel generators to power ‘one of world’s most sustainable data centres’ in emergenciesFacebook owner has secured industrial emissions licence to operate 90 generators at Meath site
Stock Take Bank of Ireland: Manufacturing faces sluggish year as headwinds pick upIreland is outperforming Europe but a ‘wait and see’ approach will guide the rest of an uncertain year
Energy Fewer but more efficient turbines to be built at major Wicklow wind farm The reduction in turbines at Codling Wind Park will not impact its potential to power one million homes, the firms behind the project have said
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