EPA decides to approve licence for Corrib gas terminal

The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed that the controversial Corrib gas terminal in Co Mayo be granted a licence subject to 85 conditions.

EPA decides to approve licence for Corrib gas terminal
Fri, 26 Jan, 2007 - 09:30

The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed that the controversial Corrib gas terminal in Co Mayo be granted a licence subject to 85 conditions.

The global oil firm Shell is seeking an integrated pollution prevention and control licence to allow it to build a refinery and combustion plant in Bellanaboy.

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