13th October 2026
In 2026, Ireland reached a major milestone by achieving 8GW of onshore renewable electricity generation, and over the last 10 years Ireland has doubled the wind […]
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14th October 2026
The rollout of solar energy continues through 2026, with 3GW of installed capacity from rooftop solar to utility scale solar farms. Despite the progress, reaching the […]
14th October 2026
By 2050, Ireland is expected to need over 2.5 times the electricity it uses today. As we work towards decarbonising our economy and growing our energy […]
14th October 2026
Catherine Vilquin, president of the European Council of Spatial Planners – Conseil européen des urbanistes (ECTP-CEU) – outlines that all EU member states and partner states […]