Ireland has oil to last 109 days, says Dempsey
As the price of oil soars to record new highs of more than $54 a barrel the Natural Resources Minister Noel Dempsey came under pressure in the Dáil to outline Ireland’s response to an energy crisis arising from geo-political events.
Mr Dempsey outlined that as of August 1 2004, Ireland held 2,171,000 tonnes of oil, which is equivalent to 109 days of net imports using the IEA methodology.
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