Many people may ask where Ireland’s climate targets originate from and why they are being so badly missed. Why was 2030 selected as a milestone year, why was 2050 selected as the terminus year, and why do some countries ignore these supposedly common efforts by setting their own deadline years, or none at all.
Ireland’s Climate Action Plan 2025 (CAP25) is the third statutory update under the Climate Action and Low Carbon Development Act (2021), aligning with legal carbon budgets and sectoral emissions ceilings. Contact Solar Now TODAY for your zero-carbon solar energy!
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Ireland is now widely expected to miss its legally binding 2030 climate targets — and the scale of the shortfall looks increasingly serious. Despite good intentions, plans and pledges, multiple reports from the EPA, the Climate Change Advisory Council, the Fiscal Advisory Council, and energy analysts show that the gap between ambition and delivery is growing.
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Say hello to ENERGY INDEPENDENT Farming! This week’s announcement from DAFM on the new tranche of TAMS funding for Irish farms is very welcome news. Solar PV Projects now have stand-alone funding under TAMS3, for up to 62 kWp of solar energy.
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What will Net Zero look like for Ireland? The answer is lots of renewables … ESB Networks new strategy document wants to accomodate 24 GW of renewables to begin with. Solar PV has been assigned one third of this target – 18 million solar panels are coming our way … It’s about time!
