Ireland Unlikely To Meet EU Energy Targets

90,000 Irish buildings will need to undergo significant energy upgrades every year up to 2020 if Ireland is to achieve its legal obligations under the EU Energy Efficiency Directive, which was adopted by the European Parliament on 11 September 2012 and is expected to come into force in November.

12,500 Cork Buildings Require Energy Upgrades Every Year

Home and business owners in Cork City and County are wasting thousands of euro every year on heating poorly insulated buildings, a new study has found.

Mulcahy Welcomes Opening Of Largest Irish Energy Project Since Ardnacrusha

Fine Gael Clare Senator and Seanad Spokesperson on Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, Tony Mulcahy, has welcomed the launch of the €600 million electricity interconnector between Ireland and Britain as a major infrastructural development between the two countries.