Bord Gáis Energy pledges to buy Amarenco solar power from Cork
Amarenco is building eight solar farms in Cork
KPMG wins UK government contracts despite withdrawing from bidding after scandals
Big Four consultancy secures £10mn of public sector work since saying it would stop pitching
Nothing ruled out in efforts to help households with cost-of-living crisis, Dáil told
Opposition piles pressure on Government over series of hikes in energy bills
Coveney says ‘deterrent to Kremlin’ needs to be strengthened including
Mr Coveney said that Irish people have been ‘extraordinarily moved, but also enraged by what they have seen at the heart of Europe’.
Fresh delay hits Whitegate electricity plant’s return to operation
New problem at facility identified earlier this month
Power cut fears: Eirgrid hit by perfect storm and not enough wind
Market regulators have issued eight ‘amber alert’ demand warnings since January
Threat to electricity supply recedes but long-term concerns remain
Data centres are arriving but ramped-up green electricity supply not quite there yet
Ex-Mainstream chief Andy Kinsella launches new energy venture
Aer Soléir will have Dublin HQ and focus on onshore energy projects across Europe
Bord Gáis power plant in Cork forced to close over technical issues
Whitegate site’s shutdown contributed to ‘amber warning’ on low electricity supply
Electricity shortage brought Ireland close to power cuts
Amber alert sent to power suppliers predicted ‘tight generation capacity margins’
European lockdowns could avert 11,300 air pollution deaths, study finds
Other avoided health impacts includ 6,000 fewer new cases of asthma in childen
CityLink and Allianz big losers when it comes to customer experience
Survey of 160 brands shows fewer than 10% making progress on customer experience
Plan for 80 hydrogen fuel stations for Ireland by 2030
Currently only two hydrogen-fuelled cars available and neither is sold in Ireland
Bord Gáis chief breaks down the bill for low-carbon future
Catherine O’Kelly calls for transparency around costs of Government’s green ambitions and ensuring energy security in Ireland
Alt energy goes mainstream in US with Texas leading the way
Now that wind and solar are becoming cheaper than fossil fuels in many parts of the country, coal, oil and gas have lost the one thing they had going for them: price
The farms that let you choose and cut your own Christmas tree
Ireland faces a Christmas Tree shortage in seven years after the 2018 heatwave
Centrica shares slump 7% after customer numbers fall
Challenges for Britain’s biggest energy provider as competition intensifies
Former AIB finance executive joins house-builder plotting IPO
Myles O’Grady hired to beef up management team of new company DRes Properties
Green energy levy to be halved but consumers still hit by higher bills
New move by utilities regulator will not cancel out recent electricity price hikes
There may not be enough waste to feed Poolbeg plant
Covanta’s quest to process more refuse has sparked concern among a variety of groups
Mixed reaction in Sandymount to incinerator expansion plan
Plant operators seeking leave from planning board to burn extra 90,000 tonnes of waste
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Eleven hospitalised after incident at Dublin’s Poolbeg incinerator
Health and Safety Authority was notified of an ‘uncontrolled release’ this morning
Consumers could have saved €361 last year by switching energy provider - report
Energy regulator finds growing numbers of consumers are negotiating better deals with existing providers
ESB a business with many arms, extending North and beyond
Electric Ireland the best-known subdivision but State-owned body has many subsidiaries
Bord Gáis Energy and Airtricity compete for Viridian
Owner of Energia and Power NI has been on the block since December with €1bn price tag
Young Scientist: Brothers bring separate projects to competition
One project focuses on electronic sensors, the other at whether seaweed works as a biofuel
Bord na Móna loses Offaly power plant planning case
Court revokes planning permission for continued operation of Edenderry plant employing 180
Hydrogen: turning star fuel into car fuel
Car makers are proclaiming a hydrogen revolution, but will it reach these shores?
Energy bills could fall by up to €400 if firms passed on savings
Drop in global gas and oil prices benefits business but not domestic customers
Where the Irish Water consultancy fees are going
The firms awarded contracts worth €85.97m have a long relationship with Bord Gáis and Dublin City Council
Gas prices set to rise again from next month
CER approves price increase of 2 per cent having rejected a bid for a 7.22 per cent rise
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