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Big Ideas exhibition to showcase new technologies from Irish start-ups

Technologies include sepsis test and navigation system for disabled people

Punchestown to unveil €4m Hunt Stand on first day of annual festival

Racecourse offering record €3m prize money as it seeks to draw 125,000 racegoers

ElectroRoute eyeing opportunities to enter Japan’s power market

Donegal-registered company looks set to enter home turf of its parent, Mitsubishi

State bodies not rejoicing over electricity savings initiative

Little was done by Eirgrid and SONI to tell consumers of supposed €200m savings

SSE Airtricity power plants win out in market shake-up

Eirgrid and SONI ‘capacity payment’ auction a threat to ESB, Viridian and AES plants

Power plants face closure as energy market is reorganised

Electricity grid operators on both sides of Border cutting ‘capacity payments’ by 30%

Natural gas leak in California prompted move to battery power

Idea has far-reaching potential, but it’s a solution that’s audacious and risky

Bord na Móna hiked landfill fees by 5% in January

Semi-State body increased charge to €45 a tonne for its dump in Co Kildare

Controversy still surrounds pay-by-weight bin charge system

Reduced landfill and delays in incinerators have added to the State’s waste problem

Waste companies: a collection

Seven waste companies who are operating in Ireland

Denis O’Brien’s engineering firm Actavo expands into the US

Firm previously known as Siteserv on course to break €500m in sales

Cheaper batteries spark new energy options

Emergence of electricity storage at viable cost could see it become back-up to renewables

Punchestown draws the corporate crowd

650 companies to entertain at race meeting

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