The Irish Bioenergy Association want to promote the use of more biomass, biogas and biofules among other energies.
The Government has focused too much on electrification when it comes to heating according to a bioenergy expert.
Tullamore's Sean Finan is the CEO of the Irish Bioenergy Association promoting the use of different bioenergies as a sustainable resource.
Storm Éowyn saw over 700,000 homes across Ireland left without power, around 30,000 of which were in the midlands.
Mr Finan says bioenergy could have spared a number from the worst effects:
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