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As we plot our path to reduce carbon emissions from our use of heat in Ireland, policy design needs to grapple with some complex issues before broadscale change can be affected.

Today and everyday we celebrate women in energy at the cutting edge of Ireland's clean energy transition

Today and everyday we celebrate women in energy at the cutting edge of Ireland's clean energy transition

Today and everyday we celebrate women in energy at the cutting edge of Ireland's clean energy transition

Today and every day, we celebrate women in energy at the cutting edge of Ireland's clean energy transition

To celebrate International Women's Day we will be featuring women in the Irish energy sector who are contributing daily to Ireland's clean energy transition.

Bocan community creche is fully committed to sustainable energy which results in reduced creche costs for local families across the Culdaff area of Co. Donegal

Major targets called out in Climate Action Plan include achieving 70% renewables on the electricity grid by 2030

An electric vehicle is low maintenance, cheaper to run and
good for the environment. Hear from Derek, an EV drvier, show
also recently installed his own EV home charger.

Tom Halpin writes that now is the time to take giant steps in our sustainable energy journey

Sustainability is a key focus for the food wholesaler who have
been working on their sustainability plan to reduce energy
consumption by a further 20% by the end of 2020.

Donegal taxi-man provides vital service to his local community
by transporting renal dialysis patients to and from
Letterkenny University Hospital for treatment.

What climate action can you take in your community?

Karl Purcell examines what energy policy makers can learn
from pension auto-enrolment.

Preparing for your BER Assessment, a Homeowner's Checklist

Your guide to BER. How energy efficient is your home?