Rural Life
Oil and gas boilers were installed in less than 5% of new houses in 2023, the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage said.
Environment
Ahead of COP28, Pope Francis called for support today for the transition towards clean energy and abandonment of fossil fuels
Global energy-related carbon dioxide emissions grew by 0.9% in 2022, reaching a new high of more than 36.8 billion tonnes, a report has said.
Gardaí have issued a number of precautions and advice to the public to protect themselves against potential thefts of home heating oil.
The European Commission is proposing measures to address spiralling energy costs, including imposing a cap on the price of Russian gas.
A Dáil motion calling for domestic energy production and the termination of oil and gas imports will be up for debate tomorrow.
Current policy is undermining our national energy security and the potential to become almost entirely self-sufficient, the group said.
Agri-Business
Ministers belonging to International Energy Agency (IEA) member states, including Minister for the...
Tillage
Energy prices impact agriculture and farm profit. From running machinery to the milking parlour energy prices effect costs on farms.
Agri Politics
The Government could be sacrificing family farm viability to support the oil industry by issuing exploration licences, Denis Naughten says.
A licence for oil and gas exploration off the coast of Cork, which was granted to a Dublin company, was quashed in the High Court yesterday.
Opinion
With oil prices riding on a three-year high, the mood music for world milk markets should take on a correspondingly positive perspective.
Dairy
Global oil price surge is good news for Irish dairy farmers
