Irish behind in awareness of renewable energy sources

Experts from across Europe gathered at the Agricultural University of Athens this month to attend the first transnational workshop about greenhouses as part of the AgroFossilFree project
Irish behind in awareness of renewable energy sources

Among the main barriers to adoption of FEFTS were affordability, like high upfront costs and long-term investments, along with bureaucracy.

Ireland’s farmers are lagging behind other European countries in their awareness of fossil energy-free technologies, the results of a study have shown.

Experts from across Europe gathered at the Agricultural University of Athens this month to attend the first transnational workshop about greenhouses as part of the AgroFossilFree project — which seeks to contribute to a de-fossilised EU agriculture, promote more energy use efficiency, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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