30th May 2023
Eighty per cent of heating in Northern Ireland can be done using heat pumps, with geothermal a key source and store of energy, writes Managing Director […]
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30th May 2023
University College London Research Fellow, Phil McNally, talks about the lessons to be learnt from the rollout of offshore wind in the UK. History McNally opens […]
30th May 2023
Calor has a bold ambition. It is to offer its rurally-based customers 100 per cent renewably and sustainably sourced energy by 2037, its centenary year. Calor […]
30th May 2023
A consultation is ongoing for a proposal by the Department for Infrastructure (DfI) aiming to secure the “orderly and consistent development of land in Northern Ireland […]