Comments on: Ireland Can Generate Three Times its Renewable Energy Needs http://inhabitat.com/ireland-can-generate-three-times-its-renewable-energy-needs/ Green design & eco innovation for a better world Tue, 21 May 2013 11:33:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: paddyfd http://inhabitat.com/ireland-can-generate-three-times-its-renewable-energy-needs/comment-page-1/#comment-250666 paddyfd Thu, 19 Aug 2010 19:38:38 +0000 http://inhabitat.com/?p=152007#comment-250666 God Bless you Mr. Singh it appears you been Astroturfed. Travers' book appears to make many great observations about wild climate, but none of this reconciles with an environmental engineering sector that lags 35 years behind our Danish and German counterparts. Sovereign risk is very high for a an EU member with a myriad of statutory regulatory bodies along with corruption and graft evident in planning and development processes. As for exporting surplus power, dream on. We lack a powergrid interconnector to mainland Europe and currently are net importer of nuclearpower from our uk interconnector. The overwhelmingly obvious future is for more hydropower which would be more reliable longterm strategy but for the ilk of Travers et al the environment is an accountant's parlour game, a short term tax relief scheme not a ongoing strategy..... sounds like he'll have a big shopping list with Vestas. buy buy buy God Bless you Mr. Singh it appears you been Astroturfed.

Travers’ book appears to make many great observations about wild climate,
but none of this reconciles with an environmental engineering sector that lags 35 years behind our Danish and German counterparts.

Sovereign risk is very high for a an EU member with a myriad of statutory regulatory bodies along with corruption and graft evident in planning and development processes.

As for exporting surplus power, dream on.
We lack a powergrid interconnector to mainland Europe and currently are net importer of nuclearpower from our uk interconnector.

The overwhelmingly obvious future is for more hydropower which would be more reliable longterm strategy but for the ilk of Travers et al the environment is
an accountant’s parlour game,
a short term tax relief scheme not a ongoing strategy…..

sounds like he’ll have a big shopping list with Vestas.
buy buy buy

]]> By: de breeze http://inhabitat.com/ireland-can-generate-three-times-its-renewable-energy-needs/comment-page-1/#comment-250651 de breeze Thu, 19 Aug 2010 17:04:39 +0000 http://inhabitat.com/?p=152007#comment-250651 Ireland has the highest electricity costs in Europe already. Charges are rising by 5% in October. Why? To fund premium prices for 'green' suppliers. These targets are nonsense and can only be delivered at enormous expense. There are cheaper ways to reduce emissions like insulate your home Ireland has the highest electricity costs in Europe already. Charges are rising by 5% in October. Why? To fund premium prices for ‘green’ suppliers. These targets are nonsense and can only be delivered at enormous expense. There are cheaper ways to reduce emissions like insulate your home

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