Shorter showers, ditch the ties, close the doors and lights out after 10pm. These are just some of the energy saving measures that have been urged by governments across Europe… read more →
Addressing EU leaders, EP President Roberta Metsola welcomed the Parliament’s historic vote demanding candidate status for Ukraine and Moldova without delay. European Parliament President Roberta Metsola remarks at the European Council of… read more →
FUEL prices have shot up by a third in the past year, to close to the highest levels ever recorded. The price surge means Ireland is now one of the… read more →
Suppliers blame ‘sustained increases’ in wholesale costs for third rise in 10 months SSE Airtricity will increase its standard household gas and electricity prices from December 1st, it has announced, with a… read more →
Supplier blames rising wholesale charges for move Energy supplier Iberdrola’s customers face monthly bill increases of up to €18 from October when the company will hike prices for the third… read more →
Fears are growing about energy security next winter as two electricity generators remain out of action A review meant to gauge security of energy supplies in the Republic will not… read more →
New Fortress Energy has notified stakeholders of its intent to reapply for planning permission for the construction of the Shannon Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) terminal in north Kerry. The US… read more →
State body tasked with redeveloping power network to meet 70% renewable energy target. Closing Dublin to new data centres is among proposals that national electricity grid operator Eirgrid will table in a… read more →
Amber alert sent to power suppliers predicted ‘tight generation capacity margins’ On January 6th 2021 a squeeze on electricity supplies brought Ireland close to power cuts. The Single Electricity Market Operator (SEMO)… read more →
Unions at Bord na Móna have expressed surprise and disappointment at an announcement from ESB that its peat burning power stations in Offaly and Longford will cease to generate electricity earlier than originally… read more →