In the weeks following November’s COP26 global climate summit and the publication of Ireland’s Climate Action Plan, I spoke to a number of leading sources who are working in the areas of renewables and climate-related businesses. After analysing the step-change still required to bring the conduct of various state bodies in line with the urgency apparent from scientific reality in Part 1 of this series, it is now time to hear from these entrepreneurs, innovators and investors. Many of them share similar frustrations about COP26 and Ireland’s climate policies. ***** The impact investor Faye Walsh Drouillard, the founder of Dublin-based…

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