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Farms can spend a significant amount of money on energy for
lighting, space heating, water heating, and other areas such as
milking, cooling and water pumping.

In Ireland, businesses are beginning to seize the opportunity
to
capitalise on one of the world's fastest growing renewable
energy
sectors - bioenergy.

In June 2019, a fifteen year old student, Victory Luke, addressed
the global IEA Conference on Energy Efficiency in the Mansion
House, Dublin.

Sisters Marion and Anne Lynders had many heated exchanges with
architect Dermot Bannon when they appeared on RTE's Room to
Improve in 2018.

The rising number of commercial EV's on the road coincides with
the introduction of the 0% BIK for fully electric vehicles. We
spoke to businesses who have made the switch to electric
vehicles.

Helping homeowners transform their poorly
efficient homes to the standard of a brand new A-rated house.

Government policy has indicated that a move to more
sustainable models of financing and funding home retrofit is
required.

How can mentoring benefit our careers and what does it take to
foster a mentoring relationship? Read about advancing professional
development with mentoring.

Bioenergy is considered carbon neutral and it is one of
the few sources of renewable energy for sectors such as
aviation and heavy industry but biomass fuel must be used responsibly.

The support scheme for the dairy sector is returning in 2019 but how did previous farmers get on with their new energy efficient equipment?

Phil Hemmingway looks at carbon taxing in Ireland and speaks to two experts about effective
carbon tax communication.

Public bodies and government departments have saved over €1
billion on energy spend and avoided 3.6 million tonnes of CO2
emissions since 2009 making them 24% more energy efficient today.

In colder weather, keeping
yourself in a warm environment with good air quality is essential
to staying healthy.

What does Ireland fully supplied by renewable electricity mean for
the citizens living here?

Phil Hemmingway gives us an inside look at the annual
Conference of Parties, COP24, in
Poland.

Over 200 of Ireland's leading companies are significantly reducing
their carbon emissions by committing to the SEAI's Large Industry
Energy Network