Electricity bills are getting more complicated - but that’s no bad thing
Dynamic tariffs more accurately reflect what’s actually going on with electricity supply and demand
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Electricity bills are getting more complicated - but that’s no bad thing
Dynamic tariffs more accurately reflect what’s actually going on with electricity supply and demand
Read on irishtimes.com
UCC is launching a new BSc in Sustainability this September, designed for students who want to understand and help shape how we respond to the great sustainability challenges we face, including climate change, biodiversity loss, inequality and economic transformation with Prof Hannah Daly as Programme Director
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Why we keep ignoring the physics of climate change
At a time of climate crisis, carbon budgets are a physical reality – not political slogans
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Catch up on the topics and presentations covered by the EPMG in Dublin on 15th December 2025.
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Paul is senior lecturer in clean energy futures at University College Cork, Ireland.
He is known for his excellent science communications.
He is a frequent media contributor and advisor to governments and companies on sustainable energy strategies and climate policy.
He was lead author of Ireland's Climate Change Assessment Volume 2: Achieving Climate Neutrality by 2050 that covered mitigating climate change.
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Are Ireland's emissions too small to matter, in the big picture of climate change?
Prof Hannah Daly had a surprisingly philosophical - and very enjoyable - chat about this with Sean Moncrieff on Newstalk radio yesterday.
Dr. Vahid Aryanpur joined colleagues at the IPCC AR7 First Lead Author Meeting in Paris, where Ireland is represented across key chapters.
Join us in person for an interactive showcase of the latest research insights and outputs from the UCC Energy Policy and Modelling Group, focused on the themes of Climate Action and Energy Security.
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Prof Hannah Daly's latest Irish Times column "‘Too small to matter’ is the laziest-possible excuse in climate debate"
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Dr. Paul Deane spoke to RTÉ’s Behind the Story Podcast with Aisling Kenny and Fran McNulty about energy in Ireland, renewables, and the option for nuclear energy in the second part of the show.
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