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Gas Networks Ireland connects first biomethane plant directly to the national gas network

Gas Networks Ireland and Bia Energy have reached a major milestone in Ireland’s energy transition with the successful connection of Bia Energy’s €90 million renewable biomethane gas facility in Huntstown, Co. Dublin to the national gas network. This marks the first time that a biomethane production plant has been directly...

Can CNG challenge diesel in Ireland’s HGV Market?

For decades, diesel has been the undisputed fuel of Ireland’s road haulage industry. It offers excellent range, rapid refuelling, an extensive infrastructure network and a proven ability to power trucks carrying heavy loads over long distances. Leaving aside the the spiralling cost of road diesel, pressure on the industry to...

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Minister publishes report on HVO usage across transport and other sectors

Minister for Transport, Darragh O’Brien, has pubished the Hierarchy of Use of Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) Across Transport and Other Sectors Report. which examines the growing demand for HVO, and how State intervention can best promote efficient use of this renewable energy within and outside the transport sector both in...

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GRAZE helps hauliers make the move from diesel to gas powered vehicles

The GRAZE Vehicle Grant Scheme is an important Irish Government-backed initiative aimed at helping hauliers and commercial fleet operators move from diesel to gas-powered vehicles, particularly as Ireland looks to decarbonise the HGV sector. What is GRAZE? GRAZE stands for Green Renewable Agricultural Zero Emissions. It is led by Gas...

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Rising fuel pressures demand a balanced policy approach – says FTA Ireland

FTA Irel;and is calling for a balanaced policy approach from government, as fuel prices to continue to spiral. Ireland’s transport and logistics sector remains heavily dependent on fuel to keep goods and services moving across the economy. “Operators are facing a growing cost challenge as the Government considers the phased...

FTA Ireland

HVO offers an immediate alternative to road diesel

Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) deserves a much bigger role in Ireland’s road-haulage sector — not as a replacement for electrification, but as a practical bridge between today’s diesel fleet and tomorrow’s zero-emission transport system. Ireland’s HGV industry faces a difficult reality: thousands of trucks are already on the road, many...

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Another Mercedes-Benz Actros L on the road with O’Leary International

O’Leary International Tansport has added another Mercedes-Benz Actros to its fleet supllied by Somers Commercials. Built for long-distance transport, this Actros L combines efficiency, driver comfort and reliability to help keep operations moving day after day. Established in 1989 by William O’Leary, O’Leary International has grown from modest beginnings to...

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Hanlon Transport chooses Renault

Hanlon Transport in Greenore, Co. Louth has taken delivery of a superb Renault T-High 520 truck supplied by Setanta Vehicle Sales. The truck was supplied with a Hollywood Signs livery in the Diageo Guinness Zero Zero colours. With its Europe emissions compliant fleet and 24/7 integrated vehicle tracking, Hanlon Transport...

Making the case for electric HGVs in Ireland

Ireland’s transport sector is under increasing pressure to reduce carbon emissions, and heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) remain one of the biggest contributors to road transport emissions. While battery-electric trucks are still in the early stages of adoption, there is a compelling case for their use in Ireland—particularly for urban, regional...

IRHA offers advice on axle weights

The Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) is offering advice on axle weights to keep hauliers legal and compliant. “Many operators focus on the vehicle’s total weight, but that’s only part of the picture. You could still be committing an offence if one or more axles exceed their permitted weight,” IRHA...