Ireland faces ‘energy crisis of famine proportions’

IRELAND is in the midst of an energy crisis and it has to be called what it is, according to an alternative energy expert.

Ireland faces ‘energy crisis of famine proportions’

There has been much discussion and information and informed debate on how we meet Ireland’s future energy needs since oil and gas prices began to rocket.

Now the chairman of the Wood Energy Association, Waterford-based James Kennedy, says it’s time for action, not words.

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