30th March 2026
Ireland’s future prosperity and long-term economic growth depends on innovation, talent, trade and also very importantly how we power our economy. Energy is a key contributor […]
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12th October 2026
Earlier this year, I was invited to speak to the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly on the possible role of nuclear power generation in long-term energy security in […]
12th October 2026
Duncan Matthews of MaREI argues that while enthusiasm for further green hydrogen development has cooled, failing to plan for its potential role could create costly inefficiencies […]
12th October 2026
Ireland’s long-awaited expansion of pumped hydro storage is moving closer to the planning stage, with the proposed Silvermines Hydro project in County Tipperary progressing through its […]