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This report uses a case study from Kenya's Kakuma Refugee Camp to examine the need for renewable energy projects to address conflict sensitivity.

Several foreign businesses find it difficult to purchase carbon credits from Vietnam due to a lack of clear legal frameworks. - VnExpress International

Though refugee camps are increasingly using renewable sources to provide clean, sustainable forms of energy, such projects are seldom designed, implemented or

Guyana, on Thursday, became the first country to get special carbon credits issued to it by the Architecture for REDD+ Transactions (ART), paving the way for the country to get payments to continue protecting its rainforest.ART is a global initiative

A father and daughter have claimed before the High Court that An Bord Pleanalas decision to allow a data centre to be built near their Co Meath home has breach...

Mannix and Amy Coyne claim An Bord Pleanála’s decision to grant planning permission for the centre is flawed and should be set aside.

Family claims decision to give Co Meath data centre the go ahead amounts to a breach of neighbouring property owners Constitutional Rights…

Family claims decision to give Co Meath data centre the go ahead amounts to a breach of neighbouring property owners Constitutional Rights…

Family claims decision to give Co Meath data centre the go ahead amounts to a breach of neighbouring property owners Constitutional Rights…

As a consequence of the war in Ukraine, the EU has taken steps additional to ‘Fit for 55’ to reduce EU dependence on fossil fuels more quickly. What does it mean for the construction industry? In recent editions of Irish Building Magazine we looked at what’s coming down the line as the EU significantly ramps