Ireland will need 'to invest €1.1bn a year to strengthen power grid'

Brussels-based business group Eurelectric said EU countries would have to double spending on their power grids if they are to reach their mandated targets of net-zero emissions by 2050
Ireland will need 'to invest €1.1bn a year to strengthen power grid'

Ireland faces injecting a comparatively large investment of €1.1bn each year from 2030 in strengthening its power grid to cater for increased electricity demand and to facilitate wind and solar power, an EU-wide study from business group Eurelectric suggests. 

The Brussels-based group also said EU countries would have to double spending on their power grids if they are to reach their mandated targets of net-zero emissions by 2050. 

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