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3 days ago |
mondaq.com | Matthew Smith |Colm Booth |Maire O'Neill
Intended for publication in December 2024, formal approval ofCAP25 was delayed due to the election. As such, its substantivedrafting preceded the current coalition. Ireland's overall emissions reduced by 7% in 2023, with theelectricity sector driving this downward trajectory, a 17%reduction in emissions in the first half of 2024 demonstrating theeffectiveness of renewable generation and interconnectivity.
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1 week ago |
mondaq.com | Byrne Wallace |Colm Booth |Matthew Smith |Maire O'Neill
On 4 March 2025, the Government granted Minister for Climate,Environment and Energy Darragh O'Brien approval to proceed witha plan to develop a State-led LNG terminal, vitalising Action 17 ofthe "Energy Security in Ireland to 2030″ Report (theReport) which was published in November 2023 andtargeted the development of a State-led strategic gas reserve. Ireland is one of 5 EU member states without domestic gasstorage (the Southwest Kinsale storage reservoir having ceasedoperation in 2017).
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2 months ago |
mondaq.com | Matthew Smith |Colm Booth |Maire O'Neill |Liam McCabe
The Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) haspublished its proposed decision paper in relation to its LargeEnergy Users (LEUs) Connection Policy (the ProposedDecision). Demand for electricity in Ireland is due to rise sharply in thecoming years, driven by LEUs, with rapidly growing electricitydemand from data centres a key factor.
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2 months ago |
mondaq.com | Matthew Smith |Colm Booth |Maire O'Neill |Ciarán Herlihy
In November 2024, the High Court set out its substantivedecision in the 'GR Wind Farms' case regardingIreland's rules on the dispatching of electricity generationand demand response, as set out in a Single Electricity MarketCommittee (SEMC) Decision (theDecision), in the context of Article 12 andArticle 13 of EU Regulation 2019/943 (theRegulation). We previously covered the backgroundto that judgment and some of the key relevant concepts here.
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Jan 20, 2025 |
mondaq.com | Matthew Smith |Colm Booth |Maire O'Neill
The Electricity Connection Policy for Generation andSystem Services (ECP-GSS), which applies to onshore renewableenergy generation, energy storage and system services technology,is designed to support Ireland's energy transition and theGovernment's Climate Action Plan 2024 (CAP 24) target togenerate 80% of Irish electricity from renewable sources by2030.
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