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Gas and oil prices plunge as Trump postpones Iran strikes

An end to hostilities would put a cap on how much further fertiliser and diesel prices could rise.

NEWS 23 March 2026

Gas and oil prices plunge as Trump postpones Iran strikes

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Latest Middle East attacks mean higher gas prices for longer

Latest Middle East attacks mean higher gas prices for longer

NEWS 19 March 2026

Extreme volatility in energy markets

Extreme volatility in energy markets

NEWS 11 March 2026

Iran conflict is a global mess

Iran conflict is a global mess

Iran conflict is a global mess

NEWS 4 March 2026

Origin CEO: fertiliser prices will be driven up 'quite significantly'

Origin CEO: fertiliser prices will be driven up 'quite significantly'

Origin CEO: fertiliser prices will be driven up 'quite significantly'

NEWS 3 March 2026

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Middle East conflict: fertiliser prices already moving higher

Middle East conflict: fertiliser prices already moving higher

Market price for natural gas jumped more than 50% on Monday.

NEWS 24 November 2025

Energy and fertiliser prices spike in wake of attacks on Iran

Energy and fertiliser prices spike in wake of attacks on Iran

The conflict cast substantial doubt over the availability of large amounts of global urea capacity.

NEWS 24 November 2025

McCarthy to step down as RGFI CEO

McCarthy to step down as RGFI CEO

There are set to be changes to the leadership structure of the Renewable Gas Forum of Ireland.

RENEWABLES 24 November 2025

Just 2.4% of energy related emissions come from agriculture in 2024

Just 2.4% of energy related emissions come from agriculture in 2024

The figures show that transport (excluding international aviation) has the highest level of energy-related emissions, accounting for 33.9% of the total.

RENEWABLES 24 November 2025

Good news in energy outlook for 2026

Good news in energy outlook for 2026

Global benchmark oil prices are expected to fall further next year.

NEWS 24 November 2025

Listen: Making use of Northern Ireland’s geological gift

Listen: Making use of Northern Ireland’s geological gift

The Permian salt formation roughly 1,500 m below the Larne Lough, could enable storage of up to 500 million m³ of renewable gas, writes Stephen Robb .

PODCAST 24 November 2025

Electricity generation tussles between gas and wind in October

Electricity generation tussles between gas and wind in October

While October was the third-best month on record for wind, providing 36% of the country’s electricity, gas still dominated at 39%.

RENEWABLES 24 November 2025

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Cutting clean in tough conditions: Conal Moore on running Krone EasyCut Mowers

Conal Moore an agri contractor and tillage framer from Ballygar Co Galway. “We do a lot of reseeding, slurry spreading and tillage work but baling would be our main enterprise”.

Cutting clean in tough conditions: Conal Moore on running Krone EasyCut Mowers

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