Planning RWE wins approval for Fahy Beg windfarm following appealRWE Renewables says the Clare development could power up to 25,000 homes annually
Consciously Craving Pat Kane on changing your sustainable mindset for spring A new season offers a fresh chance to make some small changes that can make a real impact, here’s how to reboot your sustainability habits
Companies Greencoat Renewables powers 750,000 homes as revenue grows 15 per centIncreasing its overall capacity to 1.5GW, Greencoat said that its renewable operations saved over 1.3 million tonnes of CO2 emissions in 2023
Energy Cavan energy firm Galetech joins forces with UK company AdamasGaletech employs over 140 people and plans to add 30 specialist roles with its partnership with Adamas
Sponsored Statkraft unveils ambitious plans for 2030The Norwegian firm has big plans for a cleaner, greener energy market in Ireland
Companies Irish firm Enerpower and Greenvolt to create 100 new jobs as part of major expansionGreenvolt Group purchased a 51 per cent stake in Enerpower last year to allow the Irish company to ‘significantly expand’ its client base in Ireland
Energy Renewables firm Source Galileo signs hydrogen production agreement The Dublin-based company will work with the European hydrogen producer Lhyfe
Energy Danish energy giant Orsted to signs off on new Tipperary wind farmThe multinational energy company secured a state-backed support contract for the Farranrory wind farm in the most recent renewable energy auction
The Big Interview Conor O’Dowd, Port of Galway: ‘We’re in an energy revolution – it’s time to invest in ports’The western dock has had to wait a long time to move to a new location but now finds itself on the cusp of a huge opportunity
Energy Galway Port hits turnover of €6m as offshore wind benefits blow in Revenues generated by the port, led by chief executive Conor O’Dowd, have expanded significantly in recent years
Energy State’s ban on new data centres is putting 2030 climate target at risk, Engineers Ireland warnThe moratorium on new data centres in greater Dublin is hindering investment in new renewable energy projects and putting Ireland’s climate targets at risk
Energy Ireland ranks bottom of EU table for renewable energy useJust 13.1 per cent of Ireland’s energy came from renewable sources in 2022, well below the EU average of 23 per cent
Opinion Ian Guider: Solar21 case shows state’s watchdogs bark but rarely biteSolar21 company case highlights the attitude of the state to compliance with company law and investor protection
Business Post's View Editorial: State may have to pick up tab for rising offshore wind costsWind energy is the backbone of the government’s climate action plan which aims to halve carbon emissions by 2030
Energy Climate targets set to be blown off course as turbine costs soar Rising development inflation and planning delays put half the country’s offshore wind pipeline in jeopardy
Energy ESB and SSE given green light to progress offshore wind projectsThe Commission for Regulation of Utilities has said there will be a transparent pathway for both developers to secure a grid connection
Energy Biogas industry calls for billions of euros in state subsidies to stimulate sector developmentWith the government set to publish its National Biomethane Strategy, the biogas industry has called for enormous state supports to be introduced
Finance Competitive terms for climate finance needed to boost green investment, Deloitte partner warnsNew research shows improving climate finance structures could shave $50 trillion off cost of net-zero transition
Energy Dublin-based Europlan awarded multi-million euro contract for power cable plant in Scottish HighlandsSubsea power cable manufacturing factory forms part of plans to build ‘resilient supply chains’ for the offshore wind sectors
Energy Offshore deals boost Ireland’s ranking on renewable energy investment indexIreland is the twelfth most attractive country for renewable energy investment, according to EY, amid a perilous time for the sector