Reducing State’s emissions by half over next 10 years ‘feasible’
Forum on climate ambitions hears about ‘challenge of the decade’ from Eamon Ryan
West coast islands to join forces to generate offshore wind energy
Five islands set up expert group to guide adoption of green technologies
Research project aims to turn excess wind energy into hydrogen
Project linked to NUI Galway seeks to utilise surplus power generated by wind turbines
Four years ’ jail for man who held €200,000 of cannabis
Rory Monaghan (48) pleads guilty to possessing drugs at his home in February 2014
Securing Ireland’s energy supply over the next 50 years
We are more vulnerable than most EU states because of our dependence on imports and on fossil fuels
Apple’s €850 million data centre gets big welcome in Galway
The only byproduct of the tech giant’s plant will be ‘hot air’ produced on the Coillte site
Ireland’s energy crisis
Energy is not one of Ireland’s strengths: we import almost 90 per cent of our power, we’ve made little progress in renewables, and we’re at the mercy of an unstable global market. Where will Ireland get its energy in years to come?
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