Sunday 17 January, 2021
Alex White talked energy and climate change with TheJournal.ie yesterday.
How Louis van Gaal could do with his movement and energy in the final third right about now.
Without the interconnection between Ireland and Britain, our energy costs are also likely to soar.
Obama says it’s the “biggest, most important step we’ve ever taken” to fight climate change.
Farmers in Leitrim are mounting a campaign to oppose the practice.
The transformer fire was quickly extinguished.
Customers want simpler bills and exit fee options.
If you want to participate, you have to go dark from 8.30pm this evening.
A number of the council buildings are set to be fitted with solar panels.
Submissions on a paper on energy affordability can be made until February 27.
Good news, for a change. But just for Bord Gáis Energy customers (Electric Ireland customers have been getting their discount for a while now).
Energy Minister Alex White says nuclear power needs to be included in the debate.
Mind those soggy bottoms.
Thanks to the collapse in price of Brent crude oil.
The pros of going nuclear far outweigh the cons, and the overall net benefit is is much greater than continuing to burn fossil fuels.
The agriculture sector is looking for special treatment on new greenhouse gas targets.
The ESRI looks at Ireland’s energy supply in a new report.
New figures from the CSO show an increase in both floor space and in the number of new houses receiving better energy ratings.
Cycling in Dublin rose by 82% over five years.
The Labour Party deputy leader was speaking to local radio in Waterford this morning.
The department of Minister of State Joe McHugh has issued a statement in response the announcement by Mark Durkan.
Mark H Durkan says that full planning permission is required.
The Belcoo site has been home to bitter protests over the use of fracking.
The Court of Appeal of England and Wales ruled against the Irish body today over the Hinkley Point power plant project.
This is the third successful prosecution by CER this year.
People Over Wind want to launch a legal challenge to An Bord Pleanála’s granting of planning permission for the Cullenagh Wind Farm project.
We are at a crossroads in Ireland in terms of energy; check out this 5 point plan about why community-owned renewables could be the answer.
Fossil fuels are messy, costly, dangerous to workers and killing our planet. Nuclear energy could be the answer if we let go of illogical, emotional arguments against it.
The postdoctoral fellowship programme, valued at €4.6m, aims to expand the capacity of the Irish energy sector, which is said to be short of qualified personnel.
The council spends €1.9 million a year on their lights and wants to
The main risk to energy prices remains unforeseen shocks to the world oil market, Bord Gais said.
Cuts are politically sensitive as coal, among the dirtiest energy sources, remains a major US industry.
Price experts say it’s a good thing because it means better competition.
Two wind turbines are hoped to reduce costs at Johnson and Johnson plants in the area.
The man was given probation for installing a boiler without a licence.
There has been a decline in disconnection of both gas and electricity, the Commission for Energy Regulation said today.
That’s the guarantee under a new code of practice providers have signed up to.
Is nuclear fusion the answer to the world energy crisis? It might be the only future hope to power our planet.
The Green Paper on Energy says it would be “technically possible” to build a small nuclear power plant in County Clare.
