The Irish Society for European Law (ISEL) continues its regulatory law lecture series on Thursday, February 2nd, with a lecture on - 'An Update on Irish Implementation of the EU Third Internal Energy Package'.

IBEC has welcomed the recent publication of the Expert Commission Review in relation to the Meath-Tyrone (North-South) 400 kV Interconnection Project.

Tyndall National Institute at UCC has recently received certification under the ISO 50001 (Energy Management System) standard and is one of the first research institutes of its kind in the world to receive this award.

Ireland and the United Kingdom are not fully in line with EU gas market rules, according to the EU Commission.

The Commission for Energy Regulation (CER) has made publicly available an anonymised version of the detailed data underlying the smart metering gas customer behaviour trial results.

A consumer watchdog has called for a review of the system of Building Energy Rating (BER) certificates after a price survey revealed huge differences in fees quoted by providers - with some charging over 100pc more than others.

The managing director of the West Clare Railway has claimed that a planned €200 million windfarm - with pylons topping 400ft - would place the railway’s future development in considerable doubt.

A €500 million renewable energy storage reservoir proposed for north Co Mayo could export 10 terawatt hours of 'clean power' to Britain, according to its backers, providing the equivalent of 2 per cent of Britain’s electricity requirement by 2016, when the project is targeted for completion.

Wain Morehead Architects Ltd. enjoyed an impressive turn out when clients John & Sally O'Leary generously opened their doors to enable visitors experience the air quality and general comfort levels in a Passive House first hand during the International Passive House Open Days held recently.