Agri-Business
Guidelines to help authorities in assessing planning applications for biomethane plants are expected early in 2026.
Teagasc has announced the publication of a research report assessing the potential for agriculture-based AD.
A new biomethane plant being launched today (Monday, November 24) in Meath is set to provide an alternative income stream for local farmers.
Renewable Gas Forum Ireland said the publication of Biomethane Environmental Sustainability Charter was a landmark step for the sector.
Agri Politics
The Oireachtas Joint Committee on Agriculture and Food will this week continue discussions on...
Rural Life
Communities are more open to development of the bioeconomy, including AD, when they feel "included" and "respected", new research has shown.
The Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture and Food will discuss AD with a number of stakeholders in this week's meeting.
Kildare County Council has refused planning permission for a proposed anaerobic digestion (AD) facility to produce renewable biomethane.
Environment
A pioneering feasibility study has been launched in Ireland’s mid-west to explore a new...
Construction has officially begun on Ireland’s largest agri-based biomethane plant, the first...
Work is ongoing to develop planning guidelines to support local authorities when assessing...
Planning approval for a biomethane anaerobic digestion (AD) plant in Co. Kildare is being sought...
The Renewable Gas Forum Ireland (RGFI) has announced a new board of directors to lead the...
A long-awaited and "essential" policy will "drive investment" in Ireland's indigenous biomethane...
The development of centralised planning guidelines for biomethane plants to support local...
Mayo County Council has granted planning permission, subject to conditions, for an anaerobic digestion (AD) plant near Ballinrobe.
A family-owned agri-business that has failed in its contentious bid to secure planning for an anaerobic digestion (AD) facility.
The IFA has called on the government to carry out an urgent review of its biomethane and anaerobic digestion (AD) policy.
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) said 37 energy research projects have been awarded a total of €21 million in funding.
A community meeting to discuss a proposed biogas plant at Ballyvass, Co. Kildare due to take place this week has been cancelled.
A community meeting will take place in Co. Kildare later this month to discuss plans for a new biogas plant in the area.
Glanua, an engineering company in Galway, has acquired UK-based Marches Biogas, a firm specialising in anaerobic digestion (AD) and biogas.
The SEAI has published its end of year review, to highlight the progress and investment made in 2024 towards a clean energy transition.
