4th October 2024
Wind farms can provide Irish people with affordable, clean and secure energy; but first, they must get through planning, writes Justin Moran, Director of External Affairs, […]
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4th October 2024
European Commissioner for Energy, Kadri Simson, tells the Renewable Energy Magazine that the EU’s future of sustainable energy is “where our future lies” and praises progress […]
4th October 2024
The importance of having early commercialisation of the hydrogen sector and a clear route to market is needed to drive both supply and demand and breed […]
4th October 2024
Northern Ireland’s renewable energy body, RenewableNI, has begun the countdown to its flagship Smart Energy conference with a new industry report and an industry event at […]