Prices remain high because we are still burning so much gas. The cheapest way to end that is to deliver the onshore and offshore wind that is ready to be built

Group weathered one of the weakest northern European wind periods on record

Company apologises to holders of €111m in debt over failure to adequately communicate with them in recent months

Survey finds two-thirds of energy stakeholders prioritise energy security over cheaper imported power

Avoiding individual site selection, new national strategy hopes to provide certainty for future energy

AIB’s new online calculator provides recommendations, estimates payback period and offers information on SEAI grants to start your solar PV journey

Forecourt rival Certa will open 25th hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) fuel site in Ireland in Portlaoise

Cost, complex grant processes and uncertainty are affecting move to green power, says advisory body

Nominee places range from the shadows of Croagh Patrick to a once derelict dump site in Dublin’s Liberties

At a Time of Climate Crisis: There are serious questions over the sustainability of hydrotreated vegetable oil and the industries that are promoting its use

Cumbersome planning systems greatly delay grid developments

Reports of extreme weather events are still being described as rare or unavoidable, while the findings of scientists are often dismissed as inflexible dogma

National Economic & Social Council charts a way through the energy minefield

Incentives for waste produced from manufacturing palm oil have already been pulled and Minister is now mulling limits on imports

RHO reaffirms commitment to support indigenous biomethane sector

Change would end ESB Networks monopoly of electricity line sector

Government must invest in port infrastructure, says wind industry lobby group

Irish wind farms met 30% of demand in June, while solar farms also had a record month

Target to reduce emissions by 51% by 2030, but last year they were down just 12%

Herbata plans to use 50% renewables at Naas complex