Energy

A Third of People Can’t Recognise the Signs of an Unsafe Gas Appliance – Can You?

More than 500 cases of CO poisoning involving under 18s were reported last year A third of UK adults (33%)…

8 years ago

Why the CEO and Founder of Cyclean doesn’t mind when his young kids are faster cyclists than him

An Interview with CyClean’s Founder and CEO A few days ago, we had the pleasure of interviewing CyClean’s very own founder…

8 years ago

6 EU Gas Grids Have Committed to 100% Decarbonised Gas by 2050. Ireland Must Follow

135 experts in their field travelled from 12 countries to attend the SEAI/ International Energy Agency Bioenergy Symposium on “Anaerobic…

8 years ago

135 Delegates Attend Cork’s Bioenergy Symposium

Today, 135 experts in their field travelled from 12 countries to attend the SEAI/ International Energy Agency Bioenergy Symposium on…

8 years ago

€750,000 Funding for Start-ups in Enterprise Ireland’s Final Competitive Start Fund of 2018

Fund is open to all sectors with focus on manufacturing, lifesciences and renewables sectors 6th September 2018: Enterprise Ireland today…

8 years ago

Ray Alcorn of Cork-based Exceedence on Making Renewable Energy a Reality

Describe the company for us: We all know climate change is a problem and we know that more renewable sources…

8 years ago

Credit Unions Team Up with Retrofit Energy Ireland in Energy Saving Low Rate Loan Scheme

Huge uptake expected for ‘self-financing’ home energy upgrades supported by SEAI Credit Unions Launch “The Home Energy Saving Loan” A…

8 years ago

Cyclin (CCL) listed on the Dobi exchange

Cyclin tokens from CyClean are currently trading in the Ethereum market. Since the listing of Cyclin on the Dobi exchange, people…

8 years ago

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