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  The energy company EI-H2 has announced plans build Ireland’s first green hydrogen production facility at Aghada close to lower Cork harbour. The new company intends to seek planning permission for a 50-megawatt plant using electrolysis technology to generate the fuel in a €120 million investment. The site will be one of the biggest green energy facilities of its kind in the world, according to EI-H2 Aghada’s owner, Cork businessman Pearse Flynn. It hopes to be operational before the end of 2023. It will remove 63,000 tonnes of carbon emissions annually from Irish industry and power generation – and employ 85 people. The site is at a strategic location given nearby port facilities and likely expansion of offshore wind generation along the south coast. “The facility is designed to assist commercial customers struggling to reduce their carbon output, who will increasingly need environmentally sound and sustainable energy alternatives,” Mr Flynn sai

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