4th October 2024
As Ireland accelerates towards its renewable energy targets, offshore wind will play a crucial role in meeting both domestic energy demand and climate goals. With the […]
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4th October 2024
Catherine Banet, a professor of law at the University of Oslo and head of the Department for Energy of Resources Law and Academic co-director at the […]
4th October 2024
Refreshing the All-Island Grid Study could be a key enabler of a net zero electricity system by 2035, suggests MaREI Director Brian Ó Gallachóir. Carried out […]
4th October 2024
The publication of Ireland’s first major policy statement on biomethane marks an important milestone in an overarching ambition to develop a sustainable industry of scale by […]