Month: July 2018

The Ireland Strategic Investment Fund (ISIF) is supporting a €140m renewable energy project that will see the construction of 20 solar farms. […]

The study is quite unique as it looked at hourly wind and solar data from 1985 to 2014. Existing studies tend to use a single year of data, overlooking year-to-year fluctuation in weather.[…]

We are delighted to offer homeowners a grant of up to €3,800 to support the installation of Solar PV panels and battery energy storage system […]

The Environment Minister has admitted we have not made the progress we should have when it comes to sustainable development.[…]

Irish environmental scientist, Dr Paul Bolger, envisions a battle against climate change in which environmental scientists fight alongside other professionals and everyday people […]

Earth Overshoot Day, which marks the point at which consumption exceeds the capacity of nature to regenerate, has moved forward to the earliest date ever recorded. […]

Regulatory confidence is a must in attracting streams of capital looking for a home.[…]

Most people, when asked if they would like to save their own hard-earned money while simultaneously doing their bit to save the planet would most likely answer yes. Why wouldn’t they? It is a win-win scenario after all.[…]

Much of our housing stock in Ireland is old and cold. Energy efficient improvements not only make the home cheaper to run, they also make it cleaner, healthier and increase the desirability and value of the property.[…]

The annual Electricity and Gas Retail Market Report is part of the CRU’s ongoing market monitoring role to ensure that the Irish customer continues to benefit from a competitive energy market. […]