Cork's Tyndall Institute working to speed up rollout of electric buses

Construction works on a temporary bus depot at Tivoli, where Cork’s diesel bus fleet will be transferred to enable electrification works at the current depot at Capwell, are set to be complete by March of this year.
Cork's Tyndall Institute working to speed up rollout of electric buses
Wed, 21 Jan, 2026 - 17:00
Amy Campbell

The Cork-based Tyndall National Institute is researching how to accelerate the rollout of electric buses across Ireland.

Tyndall was awarded six projects under the Sustainable Energy Authority’s national energy research, development, and demonstration funding programme, to advance Ireland’s energy transition.

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