Biomethane

Semi-state eyes up the Kildare gas site

I hear that country’s semi-state gas utility is among a pool of developers eyeing up the country’s only green gas injection point in Cush, Kildare.

DEALER 2 April 2025

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Minister vows to engage with farmers on renewables

Minister vows to engage with farmers on renewables

NEWS 2 April 2025

Rise of HVO threatens rollout of AD

Rise of HVO threatens rollout of AD

RENEWABLES 12 March 2025

Dempsey at Large: Regulation must ensure technologies succeed

Dempsey at Large: Regulation must ensure technologies succeed

Dempsey at Large: Regulation must ensure technologies succeed

VIEWPOINTS 12 March 2025

IFA calls for ‘urgent’ review of biomethane policy

IFA calls for ‘urgent’ review of biomethane policy

IFA calls for ‘urgent’ review of biomethane policy

NEWS 10 March 2025

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Dempsey at Large: Regulation must ensure technologies succeed

Dempsey at Large: Regulation must ensure technologies succeed

A price has been paid and the reputation and prospects of a technology with real promise has been damaged.

VIEWPOINTS 22 January 2025

IFA calls for ‘urgent’ review of biomethane policy

IFA calls for ‘urgent’ review of biomethane policy

IFA energy for farms project team chair Frank Brady said the country’s flagship biomethane policy needs more investment and a review of its timeline.

NEWS 22 January 2025

Kildare AD plant Green Generation enters receivership

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 22 January 2025

Separated slurry offer to NI farmers

Separated slurry offer to NI farmers

Separating slurry is the first part of a large project designed to cut excess nutrients in NI agriculture

NORTHERN IRELAND 22 January 2025

Killough AD and solar plans draw community fury

Killough AD and solar plans draw community fury

The proposed anaerobic digestion plant in Tipperary received around 180 objections and observations while the solar farm received over 30.

NEWS 22 January 2025

Department confident of AD projects

Department confident of AD projects

There has been growing speculation that many of the anaerobic digestion projects which received capital grant won’t be built, but the department remain confident writes Stephen Robb

RENEWABLES 22 January 2025

CycleØ progressing with €100m investment plans in Ireland

CycleØ progressing with €100m investment plans in Ireland

CycleØ Group, the leading end-to-end biomethane platform that builds, owns and operates plants in Europe confirms that its investment plans are progressing, with sites planned in Limerick and Kildare.

ADVERTISERS' ANOUNCEMENTS 22 January 2025

Fertilizer Association of Ireland tours to Shinagh and Northern Ireland

Fertilizer Association of Ireland tours to Shinagh and Northern Ireland

Kieran Holden, Origin Enterprises, Jeremiah Murphy and Gavin McGowan, Target Fertilisers, report from the Fertilizer Association of Ireland tours to Shinagh dairy farm in Cork and Northern Ireland.

FERTILIZERS 22 January 2025

Fresh Government - fresh start for farm renewables

Fresh Government - fresh start for farm renewables

Stephen Robb explores where farm renewables fit into the new Programme for Government

RENEWABLES 22 January 2025

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New for 2025: Syngenta enters grassland market with CASPER ®

Syngenta Ireland recently launched CASPER®, a new broadleaved weed herbicide for newly sown and established grassland.

New for 2025: Syngenta enters grassland market with CASPER ®

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