Energy
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Co-mingling boosts councils’ recycling rates
As we move towards a ‘zero waste economy’ and a society where waste resources must be fully valued both financially…
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Decarbonisation: The role of energy storage
Policy and regulatory support for energy storage is needed to enable the energy transition in Northern Ireland, says Ulster University’s…
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Flexible demand ‘urgently needed’
Northern Ireland “urgently needs to empower consumers” by developing its “untapped energy resource”, flexible demand, a report funded by the…
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Turning policy into action
Energy Saving Trust is an independent organisation dedicated to promoting energy efficiency, low carbon transport and sustainable energy use. We…
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Simplifying governance for the energy transition
Richard Lowes, Senior Associate at the Regulatory Assistance Project and researcher on the University of Exeter’s report on energy governance…
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Renewable generation and electricity consumption 2021
Published by the Department for the Economy (DfE) in March 2022, Electricity Consumption and Renewable Generation in Northern Ireland: Year…
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A science-led approach to the development of geothermal energy in Northern Ireland
The potential of geothermal energy to reach the (NI) Climate Change Bill (No.2) emissions targets through its direct use as…
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Delivering an Energy Strategy
Ahead of the publication of Northern Ireland’s Energy Strategy later this year, David Whelan speaks to the Department for the…
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Decarbonisation in Northern Ireland: The potential of a one stop shop
Energy Saving Trust is dedicated to promoting energy efficiency, low carbon transport and sustainable energy. We aim to address the…
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Renewable electricity in numbers
While wind continues to be the dominant source for renewable electricity in Northern Ireland, generation from other sources has more…
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