What do you think Ireland’s energy system might look like in say 2050?

We talk to Liam Delaney, Professor of Economics at UCD, Met Eireann Meteorologist, Liz Walsh and Ruth Buggie, Sustainable Energy Communities Programme Manager at SEAI about the impact of climate change on Ireland in the future and what can we do now to positively alter the path we're on. 

We talk to Liam Delaney, Professor of Economics at UCD, Met Eireann Meteorologist, Liz Walsh and Ruth Buggie, Sustainable Energy Communities Programme Manager at SEAI about the impact of climate change on Ireland in the future and what can we do now to positively alter the path we're on. Episode available to download on Nov 20th at 7am. 

Do you think Irish businesses have a role in tackling climate change? For many companies; a shortage of time, money, resources and knowledge can prevent them from moving forward. . For some, there is also  a fear of drifting into the green washing space.

For an in-depth chat on this topic, we speak to; Ali Sheridan, Irish Times journalist Mark Hilliard, Bernadette Phelan from Business in the Community Ireland and Fergus Sharkey, Head of Business and Public Sector programmes at SEAI.

Do you think Irish businesses have a role in tackling climate change? For many companies; a shortage of time, money, resources and knowledge can prevent them from moving forward. For some, there is also a fear of drifting into the green washing space. For an in-depth chat on this topic, we speak to; Ali Sheridan,  Irish Times journalist Mark Hilliard, Bernadette Phelan from Business in the Community Ireland and Fergus Sharkey, Head of Business and Public Sector programmes at SEAI.

Quantity Surveyor Lisa O’Brien and SEAI's Jenny Power and Brian McIntyre answer your concerns about energy efficiency upgrades and talk about the financial side of upgrading your home 

Quantity Surveyor Lisa O’Brien and SEAI's Jenny Power and Brian McIntyre answer your concerns about energy efficiency upgrades and talk about the financial side of upgrading your home. Episode will be live on Thursday 24th at 7am. 

Are you interested in learning more about how Irish houses perform compared to years ago?

This round table discussion talks about Ireland’s attitude to housing and energy upgrades with guests; architect Dermot Bannon, social affairs correspondent for the Irish Times Kitty Holland, SEAI architect Jenny Power and financial journalist and broadcaster Sinead Ryan.

Dermot Bannon gives his view on why people sometimes get it wrong when deciding what is best for their home

Are you thinking about buying a new car? You may be interested in listening to our new podcast on electric vehicles.

In this episode, we discuss the electric car market in Ireland, Europe and where perhaps the market will be by 2030.

Discussing this is Journalist and motoring expert Geraldine Herbert, car reviewer Mark Noble, also known as Nobby from FM104s Strawberry Alarm Clock and Graham Brennan, Transport Programme Manager with SEAI.

What will the motoring landscape in Ireland look like in 2025? Journalist and motoring expert Geraldine Herbert thinks it will be unrecognisable... To hear the full episode it will be available to download on Sept 26th.