Saving Energy Ireland | Alternative Energy | Technology
With a push for more and more countries to ban traditional incandescent bulbs in the hopes of reducing energy consumption, LED lighting has come to the forefront of the energy saving alternatives. In this article we discuss some of the pros and cons that come with technology.
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The government have announced plans for a mass fleet of electric vehicles in Ireland.
A new €30 million bio-energy park planned for Ireland is expected to be operational by November 2010, the park will allow agri-food businesses, green technology companies and leading developers of sustainable products to co-locate and share the benefits of stable energy costs.
Plans between major banks and building industry on cheaper loans for energy-saving improvements to be carried out on homes and offices.
Professor J Owen Lewis has been appointed as the new chief executive of Sustainable Energy Ireland (SEI). He takes over this January from the SEI’s first CEO, David Taylor.
A new report titled “The Impact of a Carbon Tax on Economic Growth and Carbon Dioxide Emissions in Ireland” has been published by the The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI).
A new report issued by Ernst and Young has Ireland placed 10th out of 25 in global renewable energy attractiveness indices. This marks an improvement of two places from the last report and only China had a similar improvement, both countries showing the biggest move upwards in the report.
