11th October 2010
Strategic thinking in government is key to speeding up a low carbon future, according to International Energy Agency analyst Tom Kerr. “Real, concrete evidence on the […]
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11th October 2010
Viren Doshi cautions Northern Ireland and the Republic against following policy paths set down by others, and finds that small independents often see the opportunity that […]
11th October 2010
Government support for bioenergy on farms and forest land has been re-emphasised but environmentalists question some of the technologies. When she launched a revised Renewable Energy […]
11th October 2010
Bioenergy companies need opportunities to sell products rather than grants, Joe O’Carroll tells agendaNi. Switching buildings to biomass, not capital grants, is the best way to […]