13th October 2026
Ireland has demonstrated how quickly solar can grow. Solar Ireland is now looking beyond capacity to the combinations that can turn that progress into lasting value […]
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13th October 2026
A maritime area consent (MAC) and a maritime usage licence (MUL) have been awarded to the company overseeing offshore renewable energy development at one of the […]
13th October 2026
Decarbonising Ireland’s buildings will require not only greater deployment of heat pumps, but a whole-system approach to heating, where technologies are correctly designed, sized, and specified […]
13th October 2026
Ireland’s biomethane potential is well documented. A 2017 European Commission study identified Ireland as having the highest potential for biomethane production per capita in the EU1. […]