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Offshore operators propose low-carbon energy hubs for Cork and Mayo Industry association submits ‘pragmatic’ plan to Government climate consultation
Mon, May 10, 2021, 04:25
The Barryroe oilfield off Co Cork. File photograph: Finbarr O’Rourke
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Proposals for a net-zero carbon emissions hub in the Cork region and a “critical infrastructure” project in the Corrib gas field off Co Mayo will be submitted to the Government on Monday by the Irish Offshore Operators’ Association (IOOA).
The two technical proposals outlined in the submission – made as part of the Government’s consultation process on the Climate Action Plan 2021 – could “play a major role” in lowering emissions and decarbonising the State, while ensuring energy security, the IOOA suggested.
In proof of his statement he mentioned that he had seen the body of Mr Charles Frohman in Queenstown. It was covered with blood, and apparently death was caused by injuries from the explosion, and not from drowning. He also mentioned that many of the passengers died of exposure, as it was impossible to get them into the boats owing to the rapidity with which the vessel sank.
Passenger who saw the torpedo
âI was a saloon passenger,â said an American, Mr J H Brooks of Bridgeport, Connecticut, âand had only just come up from lunch. I went to the wireless deck, and was standing near the Marconi room when, happening to glance out over the starboard side, I saw about 150 yards away the track of a torpedo which was rapidly approaching. I leaned over the rail and saw it strike the ship under the bridge.