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Jacquie Petrusma,Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management Consultation has now commenced on the development of a new contemporary Fire Service.
Policy Statement on the Framework for Irelandâs Offshore Electricity Transmission System
Reflecting Irelandâs increased climate and energy ambition, the Programme for Government includes the objective that 5GW of offshore wind generation will be installed by 2030.
As one of a number of workstreams required to meet this objective, the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications (DECC) has developed a new framework and associated policy for Irelandâs future offshore electricity transmission system, which was approved by Government on 14 April 2021.
The framework will provide clarity for all stakeholders regarding the future development, operation and ownership of Irelandâs offshore electricity grid, ahead of the first of three scheduled offshore wind-specific Renewable Energy Support Scheme (RESS) auctions that will enable Ireland to meet the 5GW target by the end of this decade. The framework provides for a phased transitio
EU Warns Russia Is Trying To Integrate Parts Of Eastern Ukraine
May 13, 2021 13:59 GMT
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European Union officials are calling for a stronger response by the bloc to Russian aggression toward Ukraine, warning that Moscow’s ultimate aim is to absorb parts of eastern Ukraine where a war has raged for seven years.
The warnings came in a report written by the EU’s diplomatic office that was circulated earlier this week among EU members and reviewed by RFE/RL.
Since erupting in 2014, the conflict pitting Kremlin-backed militias and Ukrainian government troops has killed more than 13,000 people and displaced more than 1 million. Fighting has ebbed and flowed, though last month tensions skyrocketed after Russia deployed more than 100,000 troops and heavy weaponry to its regions bordering Ukraine.
30 April 2021
The Energy Security Board (ESB) has unveiled its long awaited package of market reform proposals as the industry scrambles to seize the opportunities from the rapidly accelerating shift to renewables, and the anticipated early exit from coal.
The ESB options paper focuses on four different parts of the market: keeping the lights on with enough energy, providing essential grid services, the growth of distributed energy – now seen as a valuable asset rather than a liability – and grid congestion and network planning.
But the most controversial aspect of its proposals will undoubtedly be the options to manage the exit of coal generators, including a so-called “physical certificate scheme” for reliability, described by some as an effective capacity market, or subsidy coal plants.