Eamon Ryan, Minister for the Environment: Ireland currently sources all of its natural gas needs from the Corrib gas field and the Moffat gas pipeline connecting Ireland and Scotland. Picture: RollingNews
The government’s stance opposing the construction of any form of Liquefied Natural Gas terminal in Ireland poses an “enormous risk” to the country’s future energy security, the Irish Academy of Engineers has warned. It comes after Eamon Ryan, the Minister for the Environment, intervened directly in the planning application of Shannon LNG, telling An Bord Pleanála that it
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Donohoe warns insurers could reduce investment if taxed over state supports | Business PostThe government intends to pass legislation to gather data on how much money has been retained by insurers but not to recoup it InsuranceRefIre peterodwyer1 This. This is why we need to make Ireland as attractive as possible to insurance co.s. Then we will have the flexibility to push them on price etc. Reducing the risk of compensation liabilities is one of the best ways of doing this! You’ve had years to fix it Paschald!
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Capacity for 36,000 homes on state-owned lands in Dublin | Business PostA new analysis shows that the Irish state owns 182 hectares of zoned residential land in Dublin city alone killianwoods What does capacity actually mean? This is where the mistake begins? Space is just but a very small ingredient in the capacity cake! If capacity is to be discussed, start with a true definition? Context
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