Day: 24 February 2009

Bank of Ireland launches eco-fund

The Bank of Ireland launched a new Euro 100m fund to support renewable energy projects in the Ireland yesterday, February 23.

Ireland’s rural water supplies set for Euro 100m boost

Rural water supplies will receive a Euro 100m upgrade in Ireland, the government has announced.

Water conservation in Kilkenny praised

Efforts to conserve water in Kilkenny will offer a "real advantage" for house building in the county, it has been claimed.

Illegal waste “disgrace” in Kildare

The "disgrace" of illegally dumped waste has now spread into public spaces in Kildare, it has been claimed.

Call for electric car infrastructure reforms

Significant changes to Ireland's infrastructure will be necessary to meet electric road vehicle targets, it has been claimed.

EU Ecolabelling ‘should be simplified’

The EU's eco-labelling system should be simplified to encourage more companies to make use of it, according to a committee of MEPs.

Wales pays environmental professionals to go back to school

The Welsh Assembly has set up a bursary for those working in sustainable development who want to add some academic weight to their professional qualifications.

Green builders welcome Government efficiency moves

The Government is on the right track with its plans to improve energy efficiency in housing, according to the UK Green Building Council.

Householders quizzed on energy saving

Government is aiming to tap into the wealth of ideas the general public may have on energy saving in an attempt to reduce the carbon footprint of homes and communities.

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