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LARGE swathes of the north will miss out on an EU-funded project to install new electric vehicle (EV) charging points after legal representatives from three councils raised concerns over the process.

Aging power plants are not necessarily liabilities. Owners must consider all of their options for both sites and equipment before they inadvertently discard valuable assets. The shift toward renewable energies

Five Reasons Why Power Plant Owners Should Consider Repurposing Their Assets

AS part of the transition to net-zero emissions, Western Scotland will receive 24 new electric vehicle chargers from HITRANS and Scottish Power,…

FASTER Project series tackling the big questions around electric vehicles

According to a Leitrim councillor, Leitrim could lose tourists and visitors if it does not increase its electric car charger infrastructure. Cllr Paddy ORourke...

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council is one of just three councils in the North not signed up to a new fast electric vehicle charging points scheme. The Fa...

Faster Project of the Catholic Relief Services (CRS), an NGO, has advocated for the adoption of an HIV self-testing kit as an effective strategy in scaling-up HIV testing, especially for children and adolescents. Dr Chizoba Mbanefo, Project Director, CRS, while speaking at the one-day symposium on HIV Self- testing Programming (HIVST) in Nigeria, organised by […]

The Faster Project of the Catholic Relief Services Nigeria (CRS) is bringing HIV stakeholders together to take stock and review achievements recorded in ensuring that children and adolescents left behind ...