France-based energy generation firm Areva has delivered a new vessel head to Engie Group’s subsidiary, Electrabel, for the 1,047MW Unit 4 of the Doel nuclear power plant in Belgium. Belgian
Eggborough Power (EPL) intends to shutdown its 2GW coal-fired power facility in North Yorkshire, UK, by March 2016. This decision is due to the firm’s unsustainable financial position. High carbon
Pramerica, a global finance company and subsidiary of US firm Prudential Financial, already has more than 950 employees on two sites in Letterkenny, with a further 270 working from home
Dublin could be in line for another jobs boost with a planned multi-million euro expansion of a US-owned pharma outsourcing firm, the Irish Independent has learned. Tech Group is part
Total Produce, the fruit distributor spun out of Fyffes, has reported a first-half pre-tax profit that was up 11.5 per cent to €30.3 million from €24.2 million a year earlier.
Lightsource, one of Europe’s biggest players in solar photovoltaic (PV) farms, is understood to be planning to invest €500m to develop solar farms across Ireland. The company aims to work
The Danish manufacturer of material handling equipment, Logitrans A/S, now introduces a Reel Rotator! The perfect choice when transporting, lifting and rotating heavy reels! “It is hard, uncomfortable and often
More than 80 jobs are to be created in Co Louth with the opening of a new distillery and brewery in Drogheda. Opening next year, the new €20 million facility
Irish-owned IT outsourcing and cloud support company IT Alliance is to create 25 new jobs by the end of the year as it expands its project management operations. The company
United Technologies Research Center (UTRC), the research and innovation arm of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE:UTX), announced today the expansion of its Ireland facility, United Technologies Research Centre Ireland Limited, to
Donegal Investment Group has reported revenues which were down €500,000 in the first six months of the year as a rise in turnover in its speciality dairy division offset by
Quad play player Eircom has reported its first year-on-year growth in seven years with revenues up 5pc to €325m. The company plans to rebrand for the first time in 16
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