Ireland will not meet  2030 emissions reductions or renewable energy targets

Ireland will not meet  2030 emissions reductions or renewable energy targets

Ireland is set to fall short of the target of 43% of energy from renewable sources. Picture: Denis Minihane

The European Commission has dished out a withering assessment to Ireland, saying that it will not meet its 2030 emissions reductions or renewable energy targets.

In an opinion published today, the commission said there is a 31.8% gap between what Ireland must cut in greenhouse gas emissions in relevant sectors by 2030 under EU targets and what it will actually achieve.

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