10th February 2012
Electrification of vehicles presents opportunities and risks, the Office for Low Emission Vehicles’ Director Michael Hurwitz told the Northern Ireland Energy Forum. The sales of electric […]
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10th February 2012
Business is ready but the right political leadership is needed to transform energy. The island of Ireland has always been highly dependent on energy resources from […]
10th February 2012
Gas will play a significant role going forward, according to energy consultant James Greenleaf. “Given the uncertainty around technological developments and alternative energy, keeping the high […]
10th February 2012
The NI Natural Gas Association is calling for policy changes to encourage more people to upgrade their heating systems. When Phoenix Natural Gas first brought natural […]