N.Ireland
The future for green energy would seem to be bright, given the debate and discussions had on the subject at a recent conference in Belfast.
A second wave of investment in anaerobic digestion (AD) is set to re-shape the energy debate in Northern Ireland (NI).
The UFU claims that it is struggling to comprehend why the UK government is continuing to overlook biomethane as an energy source.
Environment
A proposed green-energy facility for Bantry Bay has the potential to reduce Irish carbon emissions by 2.4 million tonnes per year
