The commission for regulating electricity warned the risk to security of supply of power in Ireland was"acute" amid fears of significant outages and collateral damage to Government policy on climate change.
It warned of the potential for"loss of load expectation, expectation higher than target and/or significant events occurring during the period such as significant outages". It said there was a risk of delays to key work as well as the possibility of"burnout of existing staff and potential retention issues".
This risk was scored at 15 out of 25 with a project management office set up between CRU, EirGrid, and the Department of the Environment to tackle the energy supply crunch. It said a new records retention policy was needed to ensure compliance with laws like FOI as well as manage"inefficiencies due to records/data not being retrievable".
No they won’t they will give into the famers and hit the people..why because we will let them and do nothing all the tds want no election so Ryan must be entertained
K4Climate No **** Sherlock .But hey rte keep having lunatics on your station advocating everybody buys an electric car like this am on RadioBrendanRTE . Not only are you in fantasy land in respect to energy security, it is absolutely immoral for the least well off people in this country
Let's keep adding more data centres.
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What you saw in Sri Lanka was over green policy and it’s the same here for tds to keep their seats it’s eamon Ryan s government not ours ..not 1 green tds cares including the unelected 1 wrecking havoc on forest and license think_or_swim Niall_Boylan SocDems
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Wait till you hear about the food security… WEF and EamonRyan are hell bent on food supply reduction. Same policies, same time… Sri Lanka , Canada, Netherlands…
Energy supply trumps the climate rubbish