In May, scientific experts, local stakeholders and organisations involved in peatland restoration and regional development gathered at Lullymore Heritage Park

Restore Carbon is collaborating with Trinity College Dublin to investigate how our technology can contribute to the restoration and long-term

How can we restore peatlands while also creating long-term carbon storage? At the Power to the Peatlands conference, Restore Carbon

What if Ireland’s peatlands could play an even greater role in tackling climate change? Exploring that question requires more than

We are pleased to share that the Restore Carbon peatland carbon removal project has been selected to advance to the

We are pleased to share an exciting upcoming event hosted by iCRAG: “Discover the Climate Potential of Ireland’s Peatlands”, taking

Kildare County Council has successfully submitted an Expression of Interest (EOI) to the EU JTF START programme together with Restore

On April 9–10, 2026, the Impact Trade Fair will take place at Jaarbeurs Utrecht, as part of the Future-Proof Convention. This

Kildare County Council has committed €25,000 to support the development of a peatland carbon removal project led by Trinity College

Restore Carbon recently travelled to Canada to explore opportunities for scaling peatland-based carbon removal in North America. During the visit,

Members of the AirMiners community have purchased carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits from Restore Carbon’s Dutch peat project Ter Aar,

Peatlands, found in northern and tropical climates, are considered a “carbon sink” because they absorb carbon from the atmosphere causing