Innogy

State blows this way and that on tackling climate change

Government eyes up hungry data centres yet wants our energy infrastructure to execute an about-turn to help combat climate change

Joint venture to build €1.5bn wind farm off Dublin coast

Companies plan to build offshore wind farm 10km off east coast and close to the capital

Investment of €9bn may be needed to power data centres

Demand for electricity will increase as large energy users such as data centres expand or grow in number

Energy firms plan to invest billions in Irish Sea wind projects

New wave of Irish Sea developers hope generate and sell power by 2025

German energy group to spend €100m on battery plants to store electricity

Innogy plans three battery storage facilities in counties Dublin, Meath and Monaghan

China trade fears end European shares’ recovery

Low volumes in Dublin with Total Produce one of the biggest gainers on the Iseq

Turkish lira’s recovery delights markets

In Dublin the two big banks fall and Aryzta’s share price continues its yoyo performance

SSE Airtricity blames increased competition as profits fall

Energy firm sees drop of 22.5 per cent in year to March

Mixed trading across Europe as worries persist over Trump’s tariffs

In Dublin the Iseq is flat, while GKN drags the FTSE 100 into the red

SSE raises profit outlook as windy weather boosts production

Supplier says production from renewables rose 25% in nine months

European shares slip; Italian stocks fall on political uncertainty

Market report: Ryanair nosedives as investor concern grows over industrial disruption

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

German energy group enters Irish renewables market

Innogy has acquired wind farm in Kerry and plans to develop its Irish presence

Bank and energy stocks weigh on European markets

US stocks fall as oil price dip continues; Bank of Ireland among worst-performing banks

Grafton shares fall on European index relegation

Irish builders’ merchant has lost 18% of its value since Brexit

European shares stall as investors offload stock

Indications that Europe’s recovery is struggling and lenders lead slide across markets

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