At a Time of Climate Crisis: This revolution has been made possible by big strides in battery technology, which has driven down the cost, weight and size of batteries
Hannah Daly
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Eighteen per cent of Irish electricity was consumed by data centres in 2022, as much as all urban homes, making the country an outlier
Climate Crisis: We must focus on the value not the initial cost of change
In this era of climate upheaval, urgent remedial action requires limiting of high-carbon sectors, not their expansion
In the rush to decarbonise our energy supply, Ireland should proceed with caution before committing to hydrogen
At a Time of Climate Crisis: Greenhouse gas emissions need to suffer a death by 1,000 cuts to keep legal commitments
Is ‘renewable diesel’ the climate saviour or a life raft for the liquid fuels industry?
At a Time of Climate Emergency: Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees is still just about possible but requires rapid change
At a Time of Climate Crisis: Despite their drawbacks, EV deployment must speed up
At a Time of Climate Crisis: Electric schoolbuses could be a silver bullet for sustainable transport
Hannah Daly has written an inspirational story about overcoming many difficulties
Ireland should not use other countries’ poor climate record as cover for our own
Hannah Daly: Harnessing the power of sun and wind requires a transformation to a more agile power system
Despite the lack of specifics the plan published this week is a significant step-up in effort and a roadmap for a transformed, sustainable Ireland which should give us hope
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