Ireland needs to break link with fossil fuels, says SEAI

Ireland needs to break link with fossil fuels, says SEAI

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A new report from the SEAI says that although energy related emissions in Ireland have fallen by 16% since 2018, the country has not broken the link between economic growth and fossil fuel use in a meaningful way.

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