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No requirement for new gas power plants to be hydrogen ready

The state is in the process of contracting 2GWs of new gas fired power plants due to Ireland’s power supply crunch

Kerry island chosen for cutting-edge hydrogen project

The Brussels-based Clean Hydrogen Partnership will fund a new study to explore the role of hydrogen in decarbonising energy on the island

‘Unsuitable, flawed, simplistic’ – Government’s energy security plans harshly criticised

The Irish Academy of Engineering said state plans to protect the energy network are not realistic

Lucinda Creighton: Never mind cows, transport is our main issue and green hydrogen can help fix it

If we embrace the huge opportunity provided by nature, in the form of wind, and leverage that with innovative technologies which can deliver clean energy such as green hydrogen, our emission targets may begin to look more achievable

Up to 1,800 jobs could be created by developing green hydrogen in Ireland, report says

White paper proposes 20 hydrogen refuelling stations and more than 6,000 hydrogen-powered vehicles on the road by 2030

More urgency needed to unlock Ireland’s offshore energy potential, port chief says

Chief executive of the Shannon Foynes Port Company says the country has huge potential to export wind energy and hydrogen

Government commissioning €100,000 research into hydrogen infrastructure

All-island project faces challenges due to ‘early stage of deployment and technological maturity’ of hydrogen technology

Wind industry calls on government to set out ‘robust’ targets for hydrogen usage

Wind Energy Ireland said hydrogen can be used as a renewable fuel source in difficult to decarbonise areas of the economy such as industry and heavy transport

Guinness begins use of electric trucks and vans

This week the brewer began trial use of an electric heavy goods vehicle from St James’s Gate to Dublin Port

Bus Éireann paying significantly more to run hydrogen buses

Hybrid and diesel vehicles cheaper to fuel than hydrogen-powered vehicles in pilot programme

Lucinda Creighton: Ireland needs to start thinking big on the potential of wind energy

A cultural shift away from incrementalism to bold and ambitious strategies is essential as projects, especially those off-shore, are being held hostage by an archaic planning system which is not fit for purpose

Pearse Flynn: Ireland has never made capital of its abundant natural resource off the coast

We have an amazing opportunity to produce as much green, renewable energy as we can imagine

The Sunday Interview: Steve Tormey, chief executive of Toyota Ireland

Steve Tormey has faith in the hybrid cars his company sells. The chief executive of Toyota Ireland – set up by his father in law in 1973 – says that the company will be introducing fully electric cars in the very near future