Ireland still ‘heavily dependent’ on imported fossil fuels, says SEAI
While Ireland continues to make progress in its transition to cleaner energy, the country remains ‘heavily dependent’ on imported fossil…
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Geo Green Power revamps its domestic solar offering to provide increased long-term value for customers
Renewable energy installer Geo Green Power has announced it is consolidating its domestic solar offering into what it believes to…
European Parliament biofuels vote could expose bloc to significant sanctions
MEPs have voted to reject a European Commission regulation that would have removed soy biofuels from the list of renewable…
Maersk, Seaspan expand partnership to make container vessels more efficient
Container shipping giant A.P. Moller – Maersk has expanded its partnership with maritime asset owner Seaspan, on an initiative to…
Last month was the hottest June on record in Western Europe
Last month was the hottest June in Western Europe since records began, according to the latest climate bulletin from the…
Emissions from global biomass burning reach lowest level since records began, says CAMS
Carbon emissions from global biomass burning stood at just under 400 megatonnes in the period from 1 January to 30…
More than 90% of electricity used by Lenovo globally now sourced from renewables
Tech firm Lenovo has said that more than 90% of the electricity it uses across its global operations is now…
Early intervention could help India reduce economic risks from carbon border pricing
Early domestic climate action could help India reduce the economic risks associated with carbon border pricing measures introduced by major…
Ireland’s emissions fell by 2.2% in 2025, acceleration needed
Ireland reported a 2.2% decline in greenhouse gas emissions in 2025, with an ‘accelerated delivery’ of emissions reductions needed to…
Cruise holidays taxed less than hotels, despite environmental impact, says T&E
Cruise holidays should ‘pay their fair share’ of tax, given their environmental impact and contribution to overtourism, a new study…