Forest clean-up after Storm Éowyn ‘not moving fast enough’
More than 80% of timber-harvesting machinery here is working on storm-hit plantations
Consumers to face higher electricity costs amid networks investment
State companies could spend €22bn on power infrastructure
Kildare data centre will not take power from grid
Herbata plans to use 50% renewables at Naas complex
Dublin Bus chief executive’s remuneration package was €276,000 in 2024
Public transport company boosted profits in 2024 to €3.8 million from €2.3 million the previous year
ESB Networks seeks increase from customers to aid cost of home connections
Electricity distributor must invest for housing, climate and rising demand
Irish biofuel sales fall even as demand rises
Germany weighing a ban on fuel most vulnerable to fraud by overseas producers
Past time to lift Dublin passenger cap say American carriers
Lobby group joins recent calls for Government to act on pledge
EU to clamp down on unsafe goods sold online
Digitally bought products flout consumer-protection rules, Irish commissioner Michael McGrath says
Most Dublin Airport passengers to be allowed keep up to 100ml of liquids in carry-on bags under imminent ruling
Safety regulators expected to reverse temporary ruling
Iran conflict could spark fuel price rises but it will not hit Irish supplies
Closure of Strait of Hormuz a key risk, industry body says
Republic may need to consider nuclear power to meet energy demand and climate goals, says EirGrid chairman
Other countries’ low-carbon electricity options threaten Irish competitiveness
‘Disruptive’ Ryanair passengers face €500 fine from airline
Passengers offloaded from planes could still face civil action
EirGrid paid former boss Mark Foley €347,000 last year after he stepped down as court case loomed
Foley resigned as chief executive of State company on April 12th
Aercap wins €875m award against insurers for Russian losses
London commercial court finds for Irish aircraft lessor in battle over aircraft and parts lost with the onset of war in Ukraine