Agri-Business
Excise clearances of marked gas oil, also known as green diesel, were up 1.6% in the first seven months of 2025, the CSO said.
One person was served with a three-month imprisonment sentence, suspended in full for 12 months, for misuse of green diesel, in Q2.
Clearances of marked gas oil, otherwise known as green diesel, were 3% higher in the first six...
Machinery
Excise clearances of green diesel (marked gas oil) were up 1% in May 2025 at 105 million litres,...
Rural Life
There were 14 cases of green diesel misuse in the first quarter (Q1) of 2025, according to information published by Revenue.
Excise clearances of green diesel was 10% higher in February this year compared with the same month a year ago according to the CSO.
Excise clearances of marked gas oil or ‘green diesel’, in January 2024 were 5% lower when than a year previously, the CSO said.
Several farmers are included in the latest list of tax defaulters which has been published today (Tuesday, March 11) by Revenue.
The CSO has said that excise clearances of marked gas oil in December 2024 were 3% lower when compared to the same month a year previously.
Excise clearances of green diesel in November 2024 stood at 86 million litres, approximately the same as in November 2023.
Environment
New figures show €5.1 billion was collected in environment-related taxes last year - an increase of 15% on 2022, according to the CSO.
The CSO has said that clearances of marked gas oil, or green diesel, in October were 18% higher compared to the same month a year previously.
The Central Statistics Office (CSO) has said that only 7% of marked gas oil (green diesel) sales occurred through forecourts in 2023.
Clearances of marked gas oil, or green diesel, in September were 15% higher when compared to the same month last year, according to the CSO.
There was a 8% year-on-year decrease in the volume of excise clearances of green diesel in August 2024, according to the CSO.
Revenue has today (Tuesday, September 10) published the List of Tax Defaulters in respect of the...
There was a 5% year-on-year increase in the volume of excise clearances of green diesel in June 2024, according to the CSO.
Opposition parties are urging the government not to impose another fuel excise tax increase planned for this week.
Gardaí and customs officials are carrying out checkpoints in Co. Kilkenny today (Monday, July 15) where there has been a detection of marked gas oil (green diesel) in a vehicle towing a trailer.
The Minister for Finance has been asked to reverse planned increases in petrol and diesel prices next month and again in October.
Latest figures show a year on year increase in excise clearances of green diesel in April of this year, according to the CSO.
22 fines for the misuse of marked mineral oil, or green diesel, were issued by the courts in quarter one (Q1) of 2024.
Clearances of marked gas oil, or green diesel, in March 2024 were 4% higher than in March 2023, according to the CSO.
