Coal-burning Moneypoint might be key to Ireland’s energy future
ESB dinosaur built in the 1970s will soon become the State’s premier renewable hub
Shannon Estuary set to become what Aberdeen was to North Sea oil
Moneypoint project will allow Ireland to become net exporter of renewable energy
Excellence in engineering recognised in new Digital Series
Engineers Ireland and ESB celebrate work behind Dún Laoghaire cycleway and Ireland’s longest bridge
ESB shelves plan for €500m electricity generator at Poolbeg
State-owned energy group plans building smaller power plant at same Dublin location
ESB takes 50% stake in £1.8bn Scottish wind farm
French utility EDF is building the farm which could power up to 375,000 homes
All charged up for a change
Electricity will power much more of our lives in a low carbon future, but are people ready?
ESB signs partnership to develop offshore wind farms in Irish Sea
State energy group to partner with Belgian offshore wind developer Parkwind
ESB unveils treasure throve of previously unseen films from the past
Footage released to celebrate the 90th anniversary of ESB
Team from DIT wins ESB Inter Colleges Challenge for 2018
Four students propose renewable energy solution for the agricultural sector
‘The next 10 years are going to see change that we probably cannot imagine’
The need for urgent action on the climate change crisis will dramatically change the type of energy we use and how we use it
Electric vehicles and heat pumps ‘key’ to decarbonising Ireland
Country needs to rethink use of energy, ESB chief tells Energy Ireland conference
ESB promotes two from within to executive team
Geraldine Heavey and Nicholas Tarrant will join the executive team with immediate effect
ESB posts loss after revaluing power stations
Semi-State company paid €60 million dividend to exchequer last year
ESB seeking tenant to neighbour head office location
Fitzwilliam 28 will go on the market quoting rent of €57.50 per sq ft
Electric cars key to cutting Ireland’s carbon emissions, ESB says
Transport and heating sectors can ‘deliver immediate and longer-term solutions’
Páirc Uí Chaoimh refit takes top honour at engineering awards
Excellence awards showcase contribution of engineering profession to society
ESB faces 387 lawsuits relating to 2009 flooding in Cork
Appeal by ESB of original UCC/Aviva case expected to be heard in October
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PJ Hegarty & Sons wins ESB head office redevelopment job
Work on Dublin 2 project will commence in June and should create up to 500 jobs
ESB and Bord na Móna join forces for solar power initiative
Companies expect project will provide renewable energy to power 150,000 homes
ESB International to recruit 150 new staff
Jobs follow new contracts in Africa, Middle East, Europe and with funding agencies
Coillte and ESB secure €64m for Co Cork wind farm
Castlepook Wind Farm in Ballyhoura Forest will make electricity for 17,000 households
Pat O’Doherty: Ireland must cut its dependence on oil
Incremental changes in existing technology are not enough to cut carbon emissions
ESB’s finance director Donal Flynn to join Glen Dimplex
Former SSE Airtricity executive will manufacturer later this year
ESB a business with many arms, extending North and beyond
Electric Ireland the best-known subdivision but State-owned body has many subsidiaries
ESB profits up 43% as group pays final dividened to State
Operating profit rises 15% to €635 million as ESB reports €71m rise in after-tax profits
Tech savvy children unable to see wood for the trees
One-third of young never climbed a tree, 10% have not enjoyed exposure to forest – survey
Ten of the best hotel restaurants for festive feasts
Hotels have come out of the boiled cabbage school of catering to be great places to eat
Cork businesses sue ESB over 2009 flood damage
Ninety-three actions lodged last week over flooding, bringing total to more than 130
ESB to appeal High Court ruling over 2009 Cork flooding
ESB boss says it believes it operates dams in Lee Valley to top international standards
Future shock: ESB powers towards transformation
Technology is set to radically change the electricity market, says chief executive
ESB profits, revenues and debts rise in 2015
Company says wholesale electricity markets are ‘challenging’ due to low prices.
Third of Irish households could generate own electricity within 10 years
ESB chief executive predicts massive shift toward self-sufficiency in energy market
Summit to focus on links between energy and technology
Event is hosted by ESB and the Institute of International and European Affairs
All applicants for top Department of Justice job rejected
Position of secretary general remains vacant almost a year after it was first advertised
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Storm repair costs hit profitability at ESB
Company welcomes ‘solid performance’ in challenging year as operating profits dip 20%
ESB defers decision on retention of Poolbeg chimneys
Repair work to be carried out to ensure that they do not fall into further disrepair
Building a route to work through apprenticeship
Ireland lags countries such as Germany in developing a structure for teaching trades in traditional and new sectors of the economy but new Apprenticeship Council may fill the void
Vodafone: Fibre-to-building mission will accelerate Ireland
Some 50 towns will initially benefit from faster internet under a Vodafone and ESB venture. Good news for all
ESB says profits hit by storm repair costs
Operating profits decline by €33 million as winter storms cost energy provider €25 million
Councillors vote to preserve Pigeon House chimneys
Old power station in Poolbeg ceased operation in 2010
Odd couple have become markers of our capital city
Four years after Poolbeg power station shut, the ESB is thinking of getting rid of the chimneys
Raze or praise: Should we save the Poolbeg chimneys?
ESB to decide by the end of the year whether Sandymount landmark will be demolished
Cleantech firm Cylon receives €7m investment from ESB fund
Investment to be used to finance acquisition of smart building solutions firm American Auto-Matrix
Profits and revenues grow strongly at ESB
Pay freeze for staff expires this month, with unions considering request for a rise
Case brought by ESB workers over pension deficit settled
Employees claimed company deliberately failed to address €1.7 billion shortfall
How ESB deal was done, with secret talks in Mullingar and Naas
Heat was on in secret talks to reach accord
ESB unions to consider strike in row over €1.7 billion pensions deficit
Staff refuse to co-operate with cost cutting
Government seeks extra €65 million payment from ESB
Request part of plan to raise additional €100 million from State companies
ESB told staff of pension support in 2010
Letter to staff from chief executive said ESB’s support for the pension plan was ‘resolute’
ESB staff anger over €400m pension move
Trustees chairman warns payment to Government puts scheme under severe financial strain
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