Aer Lingus gets State loan as FBD looks to offload publican payouts

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SSE hopes to build offshore wind farm in Ireland by 2025

The Scottish utility plans an expansion of its renewable power business to compete globally in the area of massive wind farms

Stocks show some resilience in face of coronavirus

Dublin market mirrors European peers by finishing flat

Transatlantic deals send European shares back to four-year peak

Novartis gains on $9.7 billion deal to buy heart drug maker

Consumers not shopping around for gas and electricity deals

Regulator concerned at decline in switching rates as suppliers increase prices

Spanish utility company to begin selling electricity to homes in Ireland

Iberdrola reveals plans to spend €100m on Irish wind farms

Banker accountability, a new energy provider and credit union saving caps explained

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European shares fall as large retail, banking mergers hope dashed

Iseq dips 1% with financials among weakest performers

Trump tax cuts sees US companies pull €50bn out of Ireland

Seen & Heard: Spanish power, banker expenses and chasing licence evaders

SSE raises profit outlook as windy weather boosts production

Supplier says production from renewables rose 25% in nine months

Centrica shares plunge as profit warning issued

Market share under pressure and proposed government cap on bills an issue

New energy supplier for UK as SSE merges with Npower

Confirmation of deal came as SSE reported a slump in profits for the first half of the year

Audacious ransomware attack signals escalation in cyber-warfare

The group behind WannaCry may have leaked hacking tools taken from the NSA

Europe does not love us as much as we think

Our response to the Apple tax ruling has not gone down well in Spain and elsewhere

European shares up as Spanish stocks take election hit

Spain’s inconclusive election weighs on shares in Madrid with IBEX down 1.8%

Taking Bord Gáis off market leaves costly sales process without result

Ireland, Europe’s comeback story, is à la mode for international investors. But still the State failed to raise its mysterious ‘fair price’

European stocks ride wave of optimism about stimulus measures

UK blue-chip share index closes best week in six months

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