Cáit Caden

Mayo, Dublin, Cork

Business Reporter at Irish Examiner

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Solar continues to power growth in the renewable industry both domestically and worldwide

4 weeks ago | irishexaminer.com | Cáit Caden

The Irish solar energy market has bolstered the renewable energy sector, which has otherwise been mired by planning delays and economic volatility in recent years, and the momentum is set to continue during 2025. Solar prices are expected to decrease by another 25% this year, while battery innovations transform energy storage possibilities, according to analysis from PwC.
EU pauses climate directive, giving firms time to prepare

4 weeks ago | irishexaminer.com | Cáit Caden

Relief may have washed over some firms as the European Commission delayed a key directive under the EU's Green Deal, as costs mount for sustainability reporting and due diligence requirements for smaller companies. At the end of February, the European Commission decided to postpone by two years the effective dates of the existing reporting requirements under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).
Climate action progress could attract investment, experts say, amid looming hefty EU fines

4 weeks ago | irishexaminer.com | Cáit Caden

The Government’s delayed approach to complying with climate-related targets and agreements may threaten Ireland’s position as an attractive place to do business, according to collaborators of a major report.
Irish Examiner

Nov 14, 2024 | irishexaminer.com | Cáit Caden

Solar energy has quickly become a silver bullet for the renewables sector as residential and commercial customers can avail of grants to install panels and subsequently get cheaper clean electricity and not suffer the same planning backlogs that wind projects often become entangled in. Consequently, several companies have grown substantially on the back of the increasing interest in solar, especially in an age of energy volatility. One of these is Circal.
The ieBusiness Podcast meets Mark Garvey, chief financial officer of Glanbia

Nov 4, 2024 | irishexaminer.com | Cáit Caden

Mark Garvey splits his time between Chicago and Ireland as Glanbia continues to build its presence across the US, especially with its protein powder products. On this episode of the , in association with PwC, Mark spoke about witnessing the company evolve over time, how consumer trends and global economic volatility continue to shape the company, and how he manages his time between two time zones.
The ieBusiness podcast meets Luke O’Connor, founder of vintage jersey shop KitLaunch

Oct 21, 2024 | irishexaminer.com | Cáit Caden

Luke O’Connor went from working as technology recruitment consultant with Morgan McKinley to selling vintage football shirts and jerseys from a stall in the Marina Market in Cork. The journey didn’t stop in Cork though. Luke has since gone full-time selling jerseys out of his own store in Barcelona.
The ieBusiness Podcast meets Deirdre O’Neill, co-founder of fertility company Hertility

Oct 14, 2024 | irishexaminer.com | Cáit Caden

Deirdre O’Neill is the co-founder of Hertility, a company often lumped into the ever-growing category called fem-tech, but Deirdre takes issue with this. Deirdre revealed just last week that actress Emma Watson had come on board as an investor to Hertility, describing her in a LinkedIn post as a “dream ambassador”. On this episode of the , in association with PwC, Deirdre argues that fem-tech has become an umbrella term that includes varying business that have a connection to women’s health.
The ieBusiness Podcast meets Paul Dubsky, founder of Ulysses Whiskey x Art

Oct 7, 2024 | msn.com | Cáit Caden

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The ieBusiness Podcast meets Paul Dubsky, founder of Ulysses Whiskey x Art

Oct 7, 2024 | irishexaminer.com | Cáit Caden

Dubliner Paul Dubsky spent his early childhood in Ireland before he and his family moved to Prague in the early 90s and while he has built a life in the Czech Republic he has also created business with deep Irish roots. From Prague, Paul operates his whiskey company Ulysses Whiskey x Art from Ireland and although the business is in its infancy Paul is already eyeing up major markets across the globe including the US.
Pensioners hit with demand to return overpayments worth thousands of euro

Sep 30, 2024 | msn.com | Cáit Caden

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