Renewable Projects Bypass Government Auction for Subsidies

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Renewable Projects Bypass Government Auction for Subsidies
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Renewable projects with planning permission are signing contracts directly with tech companies, which means the Government auction is increasingly stuck with the poorer, more expensive projects. The cost of renewable generation has fallen precipitously in recent years.

Renewable projects with planning permission are signing contracts directly with tech companies , rather than entering the auction for subsidies. The energy transition in Ireland, and in most other countries, relies on a massive increase in renewable energy investment.

The cost of renewable generation has fallen precipitously in recent years.

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