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In response to the climate crisis and increases in the cost of living, Athlone & Castlerea Credit Union want to help homeowners in the both locations make their homes greener and warmer in 2024.

Delegates from more than 20 countries attending the second Galway Energy Summit which is being held in the city tomorrow (Friday) will hear that discussions on carbon emissions and the climate crisis were never as necessary as they are now.

ÉireComposites announced its partnership with University of Galway for the newly-funded FASTSHIP project. The project aims to make the shipping industry greener, by using lightweight composite materials to reduce fuel consumption, CO2 emissions and costs. As global trade booms, shipping continues to be the method of choice for goods transportation.

‘Energy & You: Reduce Your Use’ is a free 90-minute online course developed by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) in partnership with eCollege, the national online learning service for the further education and training (FET) sector, funded by SOLAS.

As energy prices continue to soar across the globe and people are struggling to make ends meet, we have compiled seven improvements which could be made to your home to help save on energy bills. Implementation of the ideas down below can help reduce your monthly costs and build not just an energy efficient home, but an environmentally friendly one as well.

By reducing our energy use, we can save money and limit our reliance on expensive, imported fossil fuels.

I want to insulate my home, can I get a grant for this?

Some of the biggest players in the renewable energy industry will be in the city today (Thursday) for a major conference on the importance of the industry to the region throughout this century.

Some of the biggest players in the renewable energy industry will be in the city today (Thursday) for a major conference on the importance of the industry to the region throughout this century.

The recently appointed Longford/Westmeath Fianna Fáil spokesperson on Business, Deputy Robert Troy, has stated that the Government’s Climate Action Plan does not offer any new public transport initiatives and lacks substance.