Power Down: How years of policy neglect left Ireland in the shadow of a solar revolution
We examine the key roadblocks that have limited small-scale solar power and if enough is now being done to hit impending EU targets.
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We examine the key roadblocks that have limited small-scale solar power and if enough is now being done to hit impending EU targets.
Work on the farms, to be built in the south and east of the country, will start in 2018.
Ireland needs to meet EU renewable energy targets – with the prospect of serious financial penalties slapped on us if we don’t make them.
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The New York teenager made the discovery after being inspired by the patterns that tree branches are laid out in.