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People Over Wind want to launch a legal challenge to An Bord Pleanála’s granting of planning permission for the Cullenagh Wind Farm project.
Earlier this week, Eirgrid announced the underground route option for the Grid West project.
The survey was carried out by the Commission for Energy Regulation.
The plan will mean no pylons on a stretch of the Grid West project.
However, many of these may have been properties deemed vacant.
Price experts say it’s a good thing because it means better competition.
There has been a decline in disconnection of both gas and electricity, the Commission for Energy Regulation said today.
That’s the guarantee under a new code of practice providers have signed up to.
But TD Kevin Humphreys still thinks the plans should be scrapped, saying today it is a waste of taxpayers’ money.
Increasing numbers are turning to credit cards or dipping into savings.
Cutting costly emissions from thousands of public buildings would help the environment and save Ireland €200m a year – without requiring a single job loss.
Wind Area Ireland is a launching a site today that it hopes will become a resource for communities, journalists, and policy-makers.
That’s down significantly on the previous year.
Crews are working to repair the damage which has left almost 5,000 homes and businesses without power.
ReThink Pylons is calling again on the Irish Government to re-examine its energy policy and Grid25 projects.
Two more Kildare estates have received letters saying their electricity could be switched off.
The ads can’t be shown again in their current format, the Advertising Standards Authority said.
Figures show that wind power generation did not meet forecast electricity generator 58 per cent of the time over the past five years.
ESB Networks has been phoning customers without power today to update them on what’s happening.
The report says that the Grid25 plan is “without a solid foundation”.
The ESB said that it has restored power to 260,000 customers since the weather affected power around the country.
ESB said they are working on connecting homes by today or tomorrow, but some customers in isolated areas will not be connected until towards the end of the week.
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The amount contributed to the grid was the highest recorded.
Brendan Ogle said ESB workers were “viciously attacked by some in the media” during the recent pension dispute.
Fianna Fáil is demanding that the North-South Interconnector be included in an Eirgrid Pylon review – here’s how the situation is being resolved.
Sean Conlon TD said the Taoiseach told him last night the North South Interconnector would be reviewed by the independent panel.
Pat Rabbitte announced that an independent commission will examine the possibility of putting high-voltage power lines underground instead of on large pylons.
Consumers shied away from major electricity suppliers.
A group of Irish students plan to switch off and plug out for two days.
If you missed the 7 January deadline but still have concerns, Eirgrid will add your submission to the pile of 35,000 already received.
Rebuilding the grid will take more than a decade and we are still at the start. Now is the time to change the process from an adversarial one to a truly participative project developed in the public interest, writes Ossian Smyth.
EirGrid know what they’re doing and have ‘some of the best engineers in the world’ working with them, Engineers Ireland has said.
The MEP is calling on the EU Commission to fully investigate the health risks on humans and animals of high voltage overhead power lines such as those proposed by Eirgrid.
MEP outlines her arguments for opposing Eirgrid’s Gridlink infrastructure plan, which would see giant pylons across rural areas.
One of Enda Kenny’s own backbenchers has said the Taoiseach’s comments, linking construction of overhead pylons to emigration of young people, are “unfortunate”.