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Move brings private sector support for Innovate for Ireland to €29 million

Friends of the Earth says Ireland risks getting locked into ‘dirty, expensive future’ due to continued dependence on fossil fuels

Danish company has 19 operational wind farms across Ireland, creating 360MW of capacity

Suppliers tied to expensive hedging deals struck during crisis

Battery storage operators say they could not get full access to market

Unsuccessful bidders say they intend proceeding with offshore power projects

Bootcamp event aims to mine the best carbon reduction ideas from tech startups

Cork could become ‘Saudi Arabia of Europe in respect of energy and power’, Fine Gael TD says

Varadkar refuses to be drawn on whether Government will extend home heating credit scheme into winter

It is alleged by construction companies that certain ESB workers made demands for cash in return for help connecting projects to the electricity grid

Switch to ‘hybrid generation’ needed in transition to climate neutral power

Gas likely to continue slipping on European markets

ESB Science Blast supports teachers and parents to foster science, technology, engineering and maths, helping to power the next generation of talented problem solvers

Land Development Agency hopes development of new community on land largely owned by ESB can prompt redevelopment of adjoining brownfield sites

Everyone agrees that the State will spend a bag of money addressing housing and health. But what comes next?

Programme will be open to start-ups located in Ireland and overseas

One landowner sought compensation some seven years after a line was placed on his land

Energy company's record profits may not feed through to customers quickly

State energy company will pay €327m dividend to Exchequer bringing total payments over the last decade to almost €1.5 billion

Customer numbers rose to 3.8m as Internet of Things helped boost network

Plant will produce enough electricity to power 83,000 homes, partners say

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Children who ask lots of questions are naturally inquisitive about the world around them and seek answers to those queries. ESB Science Blast encourages teachers and parents to foster these STEM interests and is helping to grow the next generation of talented problem solvers.

Ryan agrees that suppliers' charges should reflect easing wholesale prices

Serious allegations will be ‘assessed’, according to Minister for Housing

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ESB says company took claims ‘very seriously’ and ‘committed to fully investigating’ them

Total may be exceeded with ESB likely to increase payout sharply on soaring profits

Utility wants High Court to issue orders to compel Richmond Homes Ltd and Arkmount Construction Ltd to provide certain details

Households paid additional €50m a year for more than a decade

Gas-fired power station to be located in Ringsend

Island of Ireland is ahead of much of the EU and already has 1.5 gigawatts of battery storage in planning, enough to power 750,000 homes

Rush to wind power will leave some countries struggling

Strategy for ‘clean electricity future’ targets big increase in renewable connections and flexible management of demand

Delays in wind farm development to constrict supply and ensure elevated prices, notes report

Hannah Daly: Harnessing the power of sun and wind requires a transformation to a more agile power system

Unicef Ireland’s Paul Connolly urges companies to summon ‘that emergency spirit’ to help combat climate change, which is already harming millions of children

Some 23 generators were connected in 2022, 'comprising enough energy to power Cork', says

The Government previously rejected the idea of energy price caps

In some cases a small petrol-powered car would be cheaper after ESB signalled new price rises