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Ireland’s Solar Future

March 29, 2016July 18, 2020 Kerry B

Ireland’s ability to meet the 2020 greenhouse gas targets set by the EU is being jeopardized as emissions from agriculture, residential and transport sectors are on the increase. In years to come the situation is projected to be worse by experts from the Environmental Protection Agency even with full implementation of the energy efficiency and