Wind, solar, green hydrogen - every scalable option shown to work at reasonable cost is required

Local producers want to build closer connections between Irish consumers and farmers

International Energy Agency dubs Republic a leader in wind power

Just because we have a high-cost economy doesn’t mean our energy prices have to be at the top of the European league

One of the reasons this argument has been so effective is because, like all good propaganda, there is an element of truth to it

Microgeneration allows people who have invested in renewables in their home to sell excess energy back to the grid

Renewable energy group says it will ‘vigorously’ defend itself

EirGrid’s support allowed An Taisce Green-Schools to bring back the energy theme of its programme last year

Community benefit funds are a useful way to enhance public engagement with energy and sustainability and address delays in developing infrastructure

Up to 55% of fine particulate matter emitted by newer logwood stoves comprises black carbon, as toxic as that emitted from diesel engines

Power plant close to Dunmore East could generate enough electricity to supply almost a million homes

An Coimisiún Pleanála convenes oral hearing to address aviation concerns around plan which has drawn 74 objections

Industry welcomes ‘renewed sense of optimism that large-scale projects can finally get off ground’

Government proposals don’t take the needs of industry into account, hauliers claim

Ahead of Cop30 in Brazil, EU environment ministers have agreed a watered-down goal to cut emissions by 90% by 2040

After 30 global climate summits, the challenges are greater than ever but there are signs of progress

Don’t live in an area of high air pollution; avoid the chemicals on this list; buy an electric car: insidious messaging sells us individual solutions to structural problems

‘Continued momentum depends on timely Government action to unlock the full potential of projects’

It was shocking to hear the US president advance childish arguments that have been refuted many times

LDA estimates that delays from legal actions have added €30m to cost of its flagship affordable housing scheme in Dundrum