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The share of renewables in heating and cooling across the EU has seen a significant increase, but Ireland lags behind, according to figures from Eurostat.
The study will focus on exploring opportunities where hydrogen produced from renewable energy sources can help reduce the carbon footprint of Valentia Island.
Stephen Robb travelled to Hungary to visit Irish-owned Clonbio Group, a renewable energy and nutrition company which has grown to rival some of Ireland’s major international food companies.
Renewables company Strategic Power, with the backing of UK investment firm Gresham House, has announced plans to develop a large solar farm and battery storage project in Louth.
Bord Gáis Energy say their two new power plants will be capable of running on a natural gas and hydrogen mix, with the ability to convert to 100% hydrogen in the future.
The size of solar PV panels funded through TAMS will have to match the farm's electricity demand, with only small amounts of electricity allowed to be exported to the grid.