The Galway company, which made electric battery packs for off-road vehicles, went into liquidation this year but a legal dispute with truck maker Ayro will move to trial.
The Maynooth-based firm, Ireland's largest private charger operator, has just won a £300m public contract in Scotland. CEO Ollie Chatten unveils plans to win more state tenders in the UK.
Tesla has rarely been a lobbying force in Ireland. That changed recently with new personnel chasing the ear of Government on charging infrastructure and self-driving tech.
Canada’s International Lithium Corp is selling off its stake in lithium prospecting sites in Wicklow and Carlow after Canadian authorities raised no objections to the deal.
Specialist recruitment firm SilverBack provided skilled technicians to Northvolt’s gigafactory. It is now monitoring the Swedish company’s bankruptcy and restructuring.
The heavy-duty battery pack maker has seen its revenue more than double in the last year and now plans to raise up to €30 million in additional capital to expand further in the US.
Billy Hann has been CEO of Dublin Bus since the end of 2022 and has overseen a surge in passenger numbers while juggling recruitment challenges and climate goals.
McAteer hasn't sat still since stepping away from the hot seat at Grant Thornton in January, joining the boards of two market leaders in the EV charger and IT support sectors. He discusses where he fits in and how the fast-growing companies match his profile.
Backed by an experienced Irish team, European Green Metals is planning to float on AIM in London and possibly Sweden. It wants to secure new rare earth metal supply lines for Europe.
A dispute between a developer and a council over installing electric car chargers in a Dún Laoghaire development highlights the gap between the State's climate ambitions and the bureaucratic reality on the ground. One climate-conscious homeowner is not sitting idle, however.
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