Jim Gannon

When is a final countdown actually final? It is hard to know with Brexit

Business This Week: all the results, indicators and meetings coming up

Offshore wind energy key to cutting carbon emissions, forum told

Boosting renewable energy capacity possible ‘if we embrace our offshore wind potential’

Regulations making energy production by citizens ‘impossible’, TDs told

Sinn Féin TD’s Bill would allow communities, clubs to be paid for generating green energy

Bruton announces funding of €4m for green energy research projects

Minister determined to make Republic ‘a leader’ in responding to climate change

Some public bodies are missing energy efficiency annual targets, report finds

Public sector bodies saved 667,000 tonnes of ‘avoided CO2 emissions’ in 2017

Aran Island residents win award for pioneering programme on sustainable energy

Sustainable Energy Awards also honour Gurteen College for ‘ambitious’ energy plan

Failure to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions is not an option

The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland has the onerous challenge of helping Ireland meet EU targets

‘The next 10 years are going to see change that we probably cannot imagine’

The need for urgent action on the climate change crisis will dramatically change the type of energy we use and how we use it

Electric vehicles and heat pumps ‘key’ to decarbonising Ireland

Country needs to rethink use of energy, ESB chief tells Energy Ireland conference

Electric cars about to become ‘the new normal’ in Ireland

Registrations of new and imported EVs up 40% compared to same period last year

Conference gives wind energy industry a boost

The week in business: results from IFG, euro zone unemployment and UK inflation

Energy-efficiency grants to private homes extended

SEAI believes 1.7 million householders may avail of funds to help sustainable energy use

Ireland’s energy use not decreasing quickly enough, SEAI warns

State decoupling economic growth from energy use too slowly, green energy agency says

Electricity production from windfarms hits all-time high

Report shows spending on fossil fuels fell by €1.2bn as Ireland’s energy use changes

Nordic countries offer to help Ireland reduce emissions

Ambassadors host ‘Nordic Green’ conference in Dublin on the future of renewable energy

Solar projects must learn lessons from opposition to wind farms

Conference hears State’s ‘green branding’ is ‘evaporating before our eyes’ due to emissions

The shape of things to come

Innovation will play a vital role in Ireland’s transition to a low carbon society

Save the planet from the comfort of your energy efficient home

Pricewatch: Whether Ireland can reach its emissions targets by 2020, we can do our bit

Three-quarters of Irish electric car fleet a battery electric vehicle

There is now free recharging for BEVs at 800 charging points across the country

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