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The current delays in processing applications under TAMS is prompting solar PV installers to warn farmers that solar panels may not be installed on farms until next year.
ICMSA president Pat McCormack said that manner in which the Government facilitated data centres was in stark contrast to agri processors' experience of the planning process.
It is acknowledged that Ireland will need gas to supplement intermittent renewable electricity generation and space heating in the longer term, perhaps indefinitely.
New Holland continues with its alternative energy developments, having just publicly launched a 74hp T4 electric tractor with autonomous features, at the Farm Progress Show in North America.
Forestry planting targets are miles behind the Government's target, but that's only one of the problems facing how tree planting will (or won't) contribute to climate targets.