New Bord na Móna chief paid €308,000 in his first year
Semi-State company, which is moving away from peat, lost €50m in its last financial year
Dirty water risks health of 550,000 people, warns EPA
Watchdog says 60 supplies across State are threatened with contamination
Ervia chief to leave seven-year job after 18 months
Mike Quinn moving on to pursue ‘new career opportunity’ in the private sector
Heated debate: making our homes carbon-free
Moving Ireland’s two million homes away from oil to renewable forms of energy is an immense task
Is there a good reason for separating Irish Water from its parent?
Cliff Taylor: A lot remains unclear about the thinking behind this move
Electric vehicles and heat pumps ‘key’ to decarbonising Ireland
Country needs to rethink use of energy, ESB chief tells Energy Ireland conference
Irish Water drives 73% profit growth at State-owned Ervia
Ervia made capital investments of €673m in gas and water infrastructure in 2017
Bord na Móna profit slumps despite State support, figures show
Diversified State company faces questions over role after peat harvesting ends
Bord na Móna takes €14m hit on newly acquired UK business
Irish company discovers compliance issues at UK subsidiary months after acquisition
Ervia confirms Mike Quinn appointment as chief executive
Quinn will join the company in October on a 7 year contract
Bord Na Móna chief to take role at Irish Water’s parent Ervia
Mike Quinn will replace Michael McNicholas at helm of State-owned holding company for both the controversial water utility and Gas Networks Ireland
Bord na Móna chief Mike Quinn in running for Ervia role
Irish Water’s parent says recruitment process ‘nearing completion’ though not finished
ESB and Bord na Móna join forces for solar power initiative
Companies expect project will provide renewable energy to power 150,000 homes
Nimbyism ‘halting key infrastructure’
Irish people want renewable power but not nearby, Bord na Móna chief claims
Bord na Móna takes 50% stake in smart-grid technology firm
Semi-State eyes potential in Limerick-based Electricity Exchange
Bord na Mona profit slides 50% amid power station writedowns
Net profit at State-owned firm falls to €17.3m from €35m despite 6% increase in revenues
Bord na Móna signals end of peat harvesting by 2030
Semi-State’s alternative energy move ‘largest change of land use in modern Irish history’
Bord na Móna posts operating profit of €52.4m
Profit up 4.3% despite decline of €9.4 million in annual turnover
ESB to retain two major turf-fired power plants
Bord na Móna says renewal of supply deal with stations is ‘critical’ for business
Bord na Mona may get caught in storm over windfarms
The semi-State peat harvester intends to reinvent itself as a renewable energy provider
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