Ireland needs LNG infrastructure to ensure energy security, says regulator
Not enough safeguards in place, CRU chairperson tells Oireachtas climate committee
Hilco took £25m in dividends from Homebase despite £10.6m in UK Covid aid
Many other large UK retailers have handed back government supports
Raw sewage into open water to persist from dozen towns
Pace of Irish Water links to wastewater treatment plants criticised in report
Electricity prices to rise during transition to low carbon, regulator says
Grid will continue to need natural gas to secure electricity supply, CRU says
Oversight body notes ‘disappointing drop-off’ in leak repairs by Irish Water
Water Advisory Borad says utility firm yet to submit date for fixing nine problematic supplies
Irish Water criticised by advisory body for lack of progress on discharges and leakage
33 towns and villages will continue discharging raw sewage after 2021 over lack of waste water treatment plant
Seaspray Financial sets up wealth unit with ex-Bof I staff
Investment and mortgage firm established by former Dolmen boss Paul McGowan
Irish Water’s operation of Leixlip treatment plant criticised by advisory body
The plant’s recent difficulties highlight vulnerability of Dublin’s water supply
Indian officials seize $80m former Quinn office park from IBRC
Tax authority division said it took control under laws regulating movement of assets out of India
Utilities regulator paid €202,000 in bonuses to staff last year
Commission for Regulation of Utilities reduced its deficit to €1.09m as revenues increased by 6% to €15.9m
Cross-media issues not on broadcasting watchdog’s wavelength
Regulator appointed in 1991 could demand greater powers over media owners
Contractor convicted after his work created fire threat at south Dublin home
Dara Griffiths ordered to pay €2,345 after illegally carrying out electrical works
Who will stop supermarkets weaponising the planning system?
Caveat: Lidl and Aldi say rivals object to up to 80 per cent of planned new stores
Wholesale electricity market that could cut €200m off energy bills goes live
Integrated single electricity market went live on Monday, opening Ireland up to imported power from Europe
Energy regulator changes its name to reflect expanded role
Rebrand comes as remit widened to include water as well as gas and electricity regulation
Ocean Capital is still afloat
Ocean’s website is still on the go with undated announcements looking for investors
Celtic on brink of winning Scottish Premiership
Comprehensive victory over Dundee at Parkhead leaves Bhoys just one win from title
HMV and Xtra-Vision see 15% rise in combined group sales
Sales of CDs and vinyl soar but film rentals in sharp decline
Decision on water charge sign-up extension to be announced tomorrow
Irish Water spokeswoman says details of numbers registered to be revealed soon
Fixed rate payment for water charges may be extended
Irish Water claims installation of 455,000 meters has beaten target for the year
Households will not learn extent of water charges until August
Fees to be revealed after local and European elections in May, committee told
Burying EirGrid powerlines would increase domestic energy bills, says regulator
Underground method three times cost of pylons
Burying EirGrid powerlines ‘would increase domestic energy bills’
Underground method three times cost of pylons, says Commission for Energy Regulation
Burying EirGrid powerlines would increase domestic energy bills, says regulator
Underground method three times cost of pylons
HMV app temporarily pulled from Apple’s store
Company given deadline to remove music download feature
IFSC criticised as not fit for purpose
Centre not keeping pace with huge changes in sector, say top civil servants
Four HMV stores reopening in September will honour valid gift vouchers
Head of National Consumer Agency welcomes decision by Hilco Capital
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