Stephen Robb

Small-scale anaerobic digestion is often overlooked in the Republic of Ireland, but the technology is proving its worth on farms in Northern Ireland, writes Stephen Robb.

A new ranking of U.S. colleges and universities is sounding the alarm on institutions showing significant financial distress. Open School Ranking, created by Johns Hopkins educator and entrepreneur Dan Ye,

There are now 48 projects, representing 2,668 MW of potential renewable energy capacity, awaiting a decision.

Bia Energy has become Ireland’s first anaerobic digestion plant to connect directly to the national gas grid, some seven years after the State first set a biomethane target.

On this week’s show, Stephen and Lorcan discuss the Tirlán-Ornua butter battle, ABP’s UK acquisition and they take a closer look at FBD Trust’s investment success.

The 800ac solar farm in east Cork would be one of the biggest in the country and involve 10 landowners.

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Ireland is becoming increasingly reliant on imported electricity, as growing demand puts pressure on the country’s supply, writes Stephen Robb

Biolectric is offering to cover 50% of planning costs for its first five small-scale farm AD projects in Ireland, but uncertainty remains over planning requirements and grant support writes Stephen Robb.

More than half of Northern Ireland’s electricity was generated from renewable sources in the year to June 2026, new figures from the Department for the Economy show.