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Imported fossil fuels still dominate Ireland's energy system, SEAI says

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Sophie Finn
Imported fossil fuels still dominate Ireland's energy system, SEAI says
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A report from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland reveals that the country remains heavily reliant on imported fossil fuels, which account for nearly 80% of its energy needs. While renewable energy usage reached a record 15.9%, the nation's dependence on foreign imports leaves it vulnerable to global price volatility.

IRELAND IS STILL “heavily dependent” on imported fossil fuels despite growth in renewable energy, according to new data from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI).

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