Ireland’s RESS-5: Bankable but not bold

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Europe

Catherine Crowe

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The Irish government’s renewable energy subsidies programme is approaching its cut-off date, with keen prices but lower participation from developers. Will a successor programme need more tweaks and more ambition to retain sponsor interest?

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