Department Of The Environment

Retrofitting grants: How much will you get and is it worth it?

Why do it? For the environment and a warmer, more valuable home

New visitor centre at Custom House explores a wealth of history

The Custom House is seen as one of the most important buildings in Dublin

Climate plan: New technologies needed for agriculture to hit targets - officials

Substantial progress on methane emissions not expected to accelerate until second carbon budget

Closer scrutiny needed of ESB’s bidding approach and pricing

Government does not appear to have appetite for burden of oversight on the company

Siobhán Quinlan plans almost 670 apartments in Dublin suburbs

Seen & Heard: US businessman David McCourt owns under 3% of National Broadband Ireland

Retrofitting a second-hand home could cost €70,000, says Glenveagh boss

Outlay would bring home up to A-rated standard

Hospitals and homes prioritised over industry in event of power shortages

Prioritisation plan says data centres and large energy users would go off line first

Coalition suffers blow in latest Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll

Inside Politics: Picture is dimmer again for Fine Gael and Leo Varadkar

Ireland could become over-reliant on natural gas from UK, watchdog warns

Commission to urge Government to consider LNG as domestic energy sources dwindle

The Climate Crisis: an essential guide

What’s happening when it comes to climate change, what are the targets and why do we need to up our game?

Taoiseach’s comments open up new front in corporation tax war

Inside Politics: Taoiseach’s answer misleadingly banal but importance cannot be understated

Ireland at risk of power cuts after new ‘amber’ warning

Generation shortfall on island sees wholesale electricity prices surge

Q&A: Why rules about burning solid fuel are changing

Air pollution risk to health prompts stricter fuel standards for home fires from next year

‘New generation’ of construction workers needed for housing supply

Green Party leader points to ‘huge challenge’ retrofitting homes under climate action plan

Eirgrid to seek bids from firms to build new power plants by 2025

Deadline is believed to be tight, particularly if planning objections materialise

Eircode system non-compliant on Gaeltacht place-names, report finds

Recommendations of An Coimisinéir Teanga after 2015 inquiry not satisfactorily implemented

Most Read

1

‘I want to pursue a long-term relationship with my friend’s father’

2

‘We passed through the purgatory of Dublin Airport with ease, but faced a much bigger challenge after security’

3

Where will I live when Celtic Tiger mortgage arrears come home to roost?

4

Back-to-school allowance to be increased by €100 in bid to help parents

5

‘I’m so grateful we were in Ireland during Covid and not the States’

You may also like...

The Irish Times ePaper