Stephen Robb

Rise of HVO threatens rollout of AD

The rollout of biomethane production in Ireland could be threatened by the increasing use of HVO, as concerns continue to be raised about the liquid fuel's sustainability.

RENEWABLES 12 March 2025

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GAA clarifies position on community solar farms

RENEWABLES 12 March 2025

Coillte- and ESB-backed 13-turbine new wind farm set for Cork

RENEWABLES 12 March 2025

NI renewable generation falls in 2024

NORTHERN IRELAND 10 March 2025

Farmers and GAA wanted for community solar farms

RENEWABLES 5 March 2025

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NI renewable generation falls in 2024

Renewable generation in Northern Ireland reached a peak of 51% in 2022, but has fallen each year since.

NORTHERN IRELAND 19 February 2025

Farmers and GAA wanted for community solar farms

A new initiative by Community Climate Change is seeking farmers and bog owners to lease 40ac sites for the development of community-owned solar farms involving local GAA clubs.

RENEWABLES 19 February 2025

LNG terminal shows government is serious about energy security

The reality is that Ireland will remain dependent on natural gas for decades as we struggle to increase our renewable energy capacity.

RENEWABLES 19 February 2025

Kildare AD plant Green Generation enters receivership

The company, which operates a food waste AD plant in Kildare, has suffered from an influx of hydrotreated vegetable oil into the transport sector, causing the price of biomethane gas to drop.

NEWS 19 February 2025

Highest demand ever for natural gas in single day recorded in January

Despite the continued increase in renewable electricity generation, natural gas remains the backbone of Ireland’s energy supply.

RENEWABLES 19 February 2025

Government to lead new communication strategy for AD

With many proposed anaerobic digestion plants facing significant community opposition, the Government plans to launch a new communication strategy.

RENEWABLES 19 February 2025

77% of people support energy project near their homes – KPMG survey

Research carried out by KPMG found that over three-quarters of people surveyed would support renewable energy projects close to their homes

NEWS 19 February 2025

More evidence Ireland’s grid not fit for purpose

Whether it’s farmers wishing to install solar panels on their roofs or wind farms wishing to maximise generation on their sites, Ireland’s dated electricity grid continues to cause constraints.

RENEWABLES 19 February 2025

More details on much-anticipated heat obligation

The viability of Ireland’s emerging anaerobic digestion sector lies on the introduction of a new legal obligation to buy the biomethane, three to four times more expensive than wholesale natural gas.

RENEWABLES 19 February 2025

EASYFIX launches revolutionary slurry aeration system - ePulse

Suitable for existing and new tanks - 60% TAMS approved. Agitates slurry. Improves safety. Enhances nutrients.

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Stephen Robb

Stephen Robb

Rise of HVO threatens rollout of AD

MOST READ STORIES

GAA clarifies position on community solar farms

Coillte- and ESB-backed 13-turbine new wind farm set for Cork

NI renewable generation falls in 2024

NI renewable generation falls in 2024

Farmers and GAA wanted for community solar farms

Farmers and GAA wanted for community solar farms

MOST READ STORIES

NI renewable generation falls in 2024

Farmers and GAA wanted for community solar farms

LNG terminal shows government is serious about energy security

Kildare AD plant Green Generation enters receivership

Highest demand ever for natural gas in single day recorded in January

Government to lead new communication strategy for AD

77% of people support energy project near their homes – KPMG survey

More evidence Ireland’s grid not fit for purpose

More details on much-anticipated heat obligation

EASYFIX launches revolutionary slurry aeration system - ePulse

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