Energy

Work starts on Ireland's largest rooftop solar installation

The rooftop array will cover an area equivalent to almost three GAA pitches and will be the largest rooftop solar installation in Ireland.

NEWS 8 July 2026

Work starts on Ireland's largest rooftop solar installation

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Drop in cattle numbers sees fall in greenhouse gas emissions

Drop in cattle numbers sees fall in greenhouse gas emissions

NEWS 8 July 2026

Land use review recommends up to 25,000ha per year of forestry

Land use review recommends up to 25,000ha per year of forestry

NEWS 3 July 2026

Renewed optimism as Minister reaffirms AD plans

Renewed optimism as Minister reaffirms AD plans

Renewed optimism as Minister reaffirms AD plans

RENEWABLES 1 July 2026

Government must deliver on biomethane sector - IFA

Government must deliver on biomethane sector - IFA

Government must deliver on biomethane sector - IFA

NEWS 29 June 2026

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Down to Agribusiness: fertiliser prices, biomethane and betting on El Niño

Down to Agribusiness: fertiliser prices, biomethane and betting on El Niño

Stephen and Lorcan discuss the latest in fuel and fertiliser before sitting down with Nephin Energy CEO Tom O'Brien to talk expansion and the challenges facing the business.

PODCAST 17 June 2026

Google backs major CO2 battery in Offaly

Google backs major CO2 battery in Offaly

Innovative long-duration energy storage projects are emerging as Ireland targets 80% renewable electricity by 2030, writes Stephen Robb.

RENEWABLES 17 June 2026

The new ICE2EV Scrappage Scheme is it worthwhile?

The new ICE2EV Scrappage Scheme is it worthwhile?

Michael Moroney looks at the terms and conditions of the €10 million Electric Vehicle scrappage scheme, to find who it suits, how to apply and why the majority of 4x4’s on Irish roads are not eligible

MOTORS 17 June 2026

Solar soars to become third-largest source of electricity

Solar soars to become third-largest source of electricity

According to Minister for Climate, Energy and the Environment Darragh O’Brien, the rapid growth of solar energy deployment reflects a dramatic transformation in Ireland’s renewable energy landscape.

RENEWABLES 17 June 2026

Down to Agribusiness: Tirlán, Tehran and Ireland’s troubled energy policy

Down to Agribusiness: Tirlán, Tehran and Ireland’s troubled energy policy

In the first episode of Down to Agribusiness, Stephen and Lorcan discuss energy market volatility, business developments and renewables, before sitting down with Glanbia CEO Hugh McGuire.

NEWS 17 June 2026

Green diesel falls 23c/l in four weeks

Green diesel falls 23c/l in four weeks

Green diesel prices have dropped by as much as 23c/l over the past four weeks, with further price drops expected as the US and Iran vow to sign a peace deal to end the conflict in the Middle East.

NEWS 17 June 2026

New energy projects of all shapes and sizes

New energy projects of all shapes and sizes

Stephen Robb takes a look at some of the main renewable projects in development around the country over the past month.

RENEWABLES 17 June 2026

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How FJ Dynamics is supporting smarter decisions in the field

After more than two decades working with GPS technology, Tipperary contractor and dealer Robert O’Shea has witnessed precision farming become an increasingly important part of everyday farm management

How FJ Dynamics is supporting smarter decisions in the field

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