Re:Energise from ESB

Re:Engage| Why climate activism starts at home and ends in the boardroom

How do we translate climate activism into real, measurable corporate and political action? Host Meghann Scully dives deep into how everyday citizens and major industries

Re:Act | Are Irish Storms Getting Worse? Inside the Climate Data

Are extreme storms in Ireland getting worse? Host Meghann Scully looks at the terrifying reality of Storm Éowyn—the historic cyclone that broke 80-year-old national wind

Re:Fresh | Ireland's Massive Food Waste Crisis and How to Fix It

How can technology and kitchen creativity solve Ireland's food waste problem? Host Meghann Scully chats with three experts who are tackling food waste from three complete

Re:Fashion | How Aoife McNamara is proving that luxury fashion doesn't have to cost the planet

Want to break free from the fast fashion trap? Host Meghann Scully dives into the massive environmental cost of textile waste and explores how the future of style can be

Re:Charge | How a 100-year-old Hydroelectric Station is Still Teaching us About the Future of Renewable Energy

Can Ireland achieve a 100% clean energy future? Host Meghann Scully sits down with one of the country's leading energy experts to explore how we can look back at a massiv

Re:Create | Confessions of an Irish "Climate Worrier" With Colm O'Regan

Feeling overwhelmed by the climate crisis? Host Meghann Scully dives into how to beat climate anxiety and apathy by using the unexpected power of comedy, stand-up, and th

Re:Build | Could you throw away 90% of your possessions?

Could you throw away 90% of your possessions to live in a tiny home? Host Meghann Scully explores how living with less can solve our housing headache and open up space fo

Re:Play | Grassroots to Global: What Bohemian FC Can Teach Us About Sustainability

Can sports save the planet? Host Meghann Scully dives into the future of sports sustainability in Ireland, looking at how the world of sport can advocate for and implemen

Re:Energise Video Trailer

Welcome to Re:Energise, a brand new show that looks at sustainability in all its forms, and what we can do to shape a clean energy future. Host Meghann Scully explores su

Re:Connect (Dingle & Sustainable Communities)

Think of Dingle, in Co Kerry, and you might be picturing breathtaking scenery, green farmland and sandy beaches, pubs and tourism, ice-cream and Fungie the Dolphin.  Wha

Re:Move (Ditch the Car and Cycle!)  

The many benefits of cycling - for your health, for the planet, for your pocket - are very clear. And yet Ireland is not a country of cyclists. On this episode, Meghann c

Re: Purpose (Design & Ingenuity)

Repurposing and upcycling can be a great way to breathe new life into old objects, but on this episode, Meghann sits down with three people who are repurposing on a grand

Re:Invent (Technology Risks and Opportunities)

We can’t escape technology, but how much do we really think about the tech we use every day? Is it repairable, recyclable, reusable? Is it second hand? Is it going to bec

Re:Energise Live (Bonus Episode)

In this special bonus episode, recorded with a live audience at ESB Headquarters in Dublin, Meghann sits down with Marguerite Sayers, Deputy Chief Executive of ESB. They

Re: Engage (Activism and Action)

How engaged are you with climate change and sustainability? What does climate activism look like today? How do we change the world around us as individuals, organisations

Re:Act (Storms and Climate)

Earlier this year, Storm Éowyn left nearly one million homes without power, bringing widespread disruption to towns and communities across Ireland. It was one of the most

Re:Fresh (Food and Sustainability)

Do you ever wonder how much food we as a country throw away each year? It’s easy to overlook what ends up in the bin after dinner or at the back of the fridge. But, with

Re:Fashion (Vintage Style and Future Thinking)

Fashion plays a huge part in climate change and staggering amounts of textile waste are created every year. It can be difficult to know where to start, and what will real

Re:Charge (Irish Energy Past and Future)

A century ago, a newly-independent Ireland began a hugely ambitious project to supply almost all of the country’s electricity needs using renewable energy: the Ardnacrush

Re:Create (Comedy and Creativity)

Climate change can be an overwhelming topic, and a cause for anxiety and fear. But for so many people, when there is nothing but despair and hopelessness, it can produce