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Semi-state company Bord Na Móna footed the benefit-in-kind tax bill for its chief executive's €127,000 electric BMW and health insurance at a cost of €64,000 in 2022.
Bord na Móna and ESB have agreed to develop solar power across four midlands locations in Kildare, Offaly and Roscommon. The joint venture aims to collectively deliver up to 500 MW of power from ...
As part of its green strategy, Bord na Móna plans to have developed wind, solar and other assets capable of supplying around one-third of all Irish homes with renewable energy by 2030.
Gabriel D’Arcy, CEO, Bord na Móna Biomass agenda Bord na Móna has also been advancing its co-fuelling agenda, with 7.8pc of biomass feedstock replacing peat into its Edenderry Power station.
Bord na Móna has delivered its highest ever operating profit, of €106.7m, for the financial year to last April, which it says reflects the successful completion of a “brown-to-green ...
Bord na Móna’s renaissance as “a climate solutions” company is finally achieving some momentum with confirmation it is to create 885 new jobs mainly in the midlands.
The extent of the problem is costing Bord na Móna a lot of money, according to Mr Riordan. “Even the time taken to go and investigate and contact the guards, it’s just a disaster,” he said.
Bord na Móna's Head of Renewable Energy John Reilly said: “We are very excited to launch the construction phase of Timahoe North, Bord na Móna’s first solar energy farm in partnership with ESB.
BORD na Mona are creating 1,435 new jobs in the midlands as it transforms into a "climate solutions company" over the next five years.Some 1,100 of th. Jump directly to the content.
Workers at Irish peat company Bord Na Móna are taking part in a two-day strike in a dispute over pay. Work has been suspended at a number of sites. The company offered to increase staff pay by 3. ...
BORD na Móna’s iconic peat briquette is to disappear from fuel stores and fireplaces as the company announces it has stopped peat harvesting for good. Monday, 2 June 2025. ePaper; ...
Bord na Móna cut losses by half in a 12-month period according to figures from the state company's annual report. Bord na Móna chief executive Tom Donnellan confirmed to The Irish Times that the ...
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