Applications for the supports will begin next week for farmers and agricultural contractors.
A new communications campaign is being launched by the Government to help people conserve energy.
It comes alongside details of the €505 million fuel support scheme for the agriculture, haulage and construction sector.
Applications for the supports will open next week for farmers and farm contractors, and in ‘two-to-three’ weeks for hauliers and coach operators.
Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien says the communications strategy will support households and businesses:
President of the Irish Farmer's Association, Ballinakill's Francie Gorman says the situation requires a dynamic strategy for farmers:
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