Biofuel

Dempsey at Large: the lack of a safety net hits EU farms

Pig meat is just another example of producers taking the full brunt of market fluctuations.

VIEWPOINTS 12 August 2026

Dempsey at Large: the lack of a safety net hits EU farms

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Beefing up biofuel

Beefing up biofuel

DEALER 24 June 2026

Strait of Hormuz crisis could trigger global agri-food shock

Strait of Hormuz crisis could trigger global agri-food shock

NEWS 15 April 2026

Dempsey at Large: diesel - why don't we just use our own?

Dempsey at Large: diesel - why don't we just use our own?

Dempsey at Large: diesel - why don't we just use our own?

VIEWPOINTS 15 April 2026

Fuel prices set to rise as biofuel rates increase

Fuel prices set to rise as biofuel rates increase

Fuel prices set to rise as biofuel rates increase

NEWS 7 January 2026

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Renewables in-brief: 3,000ac solar farm, HVO and NI way off track

Renewables in-brief: 3,000ac solar farm, HVO and NI way off track

Stephen Robb runs through some of the renewable energy stories from the past week, including the green light for a Clare wind farm, HVO in home heating, a UK solar farm, and NI being way off target.

RENEWABLES 1 January 1970

Electricity and transport sectors to miss carbon budget – SEAI

Electricity and transport sectors to miss carbon budget – SEAI

Ireland’s electricity and transport sectors are likely to exceed their carbon budget allocations this year, according to new figures from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland.

NEWS 1 January 1970

Renewables in-brief: cover crop biofuels, US woes and Carlow solar farm

Renewables in-brief: cover crop biofuels, US woes and Carlow solar farm

Stephen Robb runs through some of the renewable energy stories from the past week, including Connolly Meats’ and Country Crest’s wind turbines, US solar farm bans and Ireland’s cover crop deadline.

RENEWABLES 1 January 1970

UK’s largest bioethanol plant set for closure

UK’s largest bioethanol plant set for closure

The facility purchases 1m tonnes of wheat annually to produce bioethanol

NORTHERN IRELAND 1 January 1970

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