Homeowners’ sunny disposition towards solar
ESB Networks figures show that more than 100,000 homes are now selling green power back into the grid
Don’t panic - it’s just national accounts data
The interplay between the real activities of multinationals in Ireland and those driven by tax policy has a tendency to complicate things
‘Absolutely possible’ to produce enough sustainable jet fuel to decarbonise aviation, says Willie Walsh
Irish head of global airlines trade body Iata says policy tweaks by governments could boost production of sustainable aviation fuel
In the dark on plans for short-term letting
Government is two years planning legislation but has yet to consult interested parties
Will Carlsberg have a thirst for Britvic’s Irish soft drinks?
Britvic Ireland owns Ballygowan water, the Club range of soft drinks, MiWadi and TK Lemonade among others
Government’s budgetary position impossible without windfall corporate tax
Coalition would be running 18th successive budget deficit if not for windfall taxes from business sector
PTSB adds to its top management titles. What difference will it make?
Bank gives new titles to three top executives
Central Bank deputy governor warns it will take years for commercial property issues to ease
Sector has endured ‘very big shock’, says Central Bank of Ireland deputy governor
CRH boss goes to court over Cork planning row
Albert Manifold files two High Court cases over development near his home in Cork
Patrick Coveney’s SSP subject to short bets on share price
Bolivia has huge reserves of lithium, an area of interest for the John Teeling-founded Irish company
Clontarf Energy’s new shareholder will be watching instability in Bolivia closely
Bolivia has huge reserves of lithium, an area of interest for the John Teeling-founded Irish company