Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
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To outline the role of wind energy in supporting a low carbon future for Ireland, and in particular to outline the role of developers of wind energy projects to responsibly engage with local communities during the development, construction and operation of wind farms. SSE…
The Marine Planning and Development Management Bill to be prioritised through the Oireachtas.
Rollout of the Renewable Electricity Support Scheme as swiftly as possible.
To ensure that the Deputy is fully up speed on Ervia and Gas Network Ireland's plans for the decarbonisation of the sector
Inform Public Policy
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Action to reduce Carbon emmisions in Ireland
Attend opening of the IrBEA Conference
Biogas / Biomethane Renewable Energy Feed in Tariff ,Opening of SSRH scheme and the requirement for strong emphasis on Bioenergy in the Oireachtas Committee Climate Action Report.
A grace period to be provided to enable renewable energy developers to qualify for REFIT if the qualification deadline is missed through no fault of theirs.
The FPS and its members feel strongly that oil and - more long-term – a liquid efuel and/or bio fuel, can be part of the phased solution and the association has been working closely with the European Confederation of Fuel Distributors (ECFD), boiler manufacturers and other trade…
To support the Microgeneration Support Bill and help it to pass
Inform recipients of results from research on public perception of Irish energy industry and oil and gas exploration and production
Providing of detailed information and analysis on the value of the indigenous oil and gas industry to Ireland
A target that 70 per cent of Ireland's electricity should come from renewable energy by 2030 would be contained in Ireland's National Energy & Climate Plan.
A grace period to be provided to enable renewable energy developers to qualify for REFIT if the qualification deadline is missed through no fault of theirs.