As Bob Dylan once sang, "The answer, my friends, is blowin' in the wind."

The 15th annual BioEnergy Conference of the all-island BioEnergy Association taking place in Dublin today has said that the commitment to introduce a renewable heat incentive (RHI) for business in 2016 is critical to the development of the bioenergy sector in Ireland and its potential to double in size, creating 3,000 new jobs and improving the energy security and sustainability of the energy system on the island of Ireland. Incoming BioEnergy Association President, Michael Doran, said that the introduction of the RHI in 2016 must be a central plank of the energy and climate change policies of a new Government taking up office in Dublin following the 2016 General Election in the Republic of Ireland.

When switching to biomass, the quality, efficiency and reliability of the boiler are vital and even more so when taking advantage of the Renewable Heat Incentive.

A few snaps of the installation of Enerpower's wind turbine at Ireland's largest building, TESCO DONABATE!