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Imported fossil fuels still dominate Ireland's energy system, SEAI says

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Sophie Finn
Imported fossil fuels still dominate Ireland's energy system, SEAI says
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A report from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland reveals that the country remains heavily reliant on imported fossil fuels, which account for nearly 80% of its energy needs. While renewable energy usage reached a record 15.9%, the nation's dependence on foreign imports leaves it vulnerable to global price volatility.

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High import dependency poses a significant risk to national energy security and economic stability in the face of fluctuating global energy markets.

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IRELAND IS STILL “heavily dependent” on imported fossil fuels despite growth in renewable energy, according to new data from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI).

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