22nd February 2023
The necessity to more than quadruple the skilled workforce by 2050 is the biggest constraint facing the Government’s retrofitting ambitions, says Minister for the Environment, Climate […]
- All
- agendaNI
- Cover
- Cover Story
- Energy
- Energy Ireland Yearbook 2021
- Energy Ireland Yearbook 2023
- Energy Ireland Yearbook 2024
- Energy report
- eolas
- Future of gas report
- Future of rail report
- Homepage Stories
- Hydrogen report
- News
- Nuclear
- Offshore wind report
- Oil and gas supplement
- RE Supplement
- RE Supplement 17
- RE Supplement 18
- RE Supplement 19
- RE Supplement 20
- RE Supplement 21
- Re Supplement 22
- Re Supplement 23
- Re Supplement 24
- Regulation
- Renewable Energy Magazine 2016
- Renewables
- Retrofitting report
- Round table: Energising future transport: Navigating the key infrastructure challenges to meet Ireland’s alternative fuels targets
- Roundtable discussions
- Smart meters
- Top Story
- Uncategorised
2nd May 2023
Hydrogen produced from indigenous resources, such as waste, also offers an opportunity for energy independence and security, which have become critical due to the Russian invasion […]
4th May 2023
A feasibility study for local authorities to develop zero-carbon heavy goods vehicles (HGV) roadmaps on a cross-border basis is among the projects receiving Shared Island funding, […]
4th May 2023
Green hydrogen is a promising energy carrier that has the potential to play a crucial role in achieving net-zero emissions, writes Paul McCormack, Director of Hydrogen […]