L’impianto di gas GNL di Shannon ottiene il via libera poiché il giudice cita le esigenze di stabilità della rete
https://www.businesspost.ie/legal/shannon-lng-gas-plant-gets-green-light-as-judge-cites-grid-stability-needs/
di nitro1234561
L’impianto di gas GNL di Shannon ottiene il via libera poiché il giudice cita le esigenze di stabilità della rete
https://www.businesspost.ie/legal/shannon-lng-gas-plant-gets-green-light-as-judge-cites-grid-stability-needs/
di nitro1234561
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The company was also granted permission for a battery energy storage system, very nice.
Importing fossil fuels is crazy
Bit late, Ireland needs its own import point.
This is only for the power plant, the LNG terminal itself has still not gotten planning permission
To clarify, this is *not* an “LNG gas plant”.
It’s a 600MW gas turbine power station, just like any other gas turbine power station in the country, which will run from gas sourced from the national gas grid. It’s paired with a battery storage system, which was also greenlighted.
Can’t read the article but it does feel like we heaping a lot of pressure on judges to decide if projects should get the go ahead. It doesn’t make the process for applying very transparent or simple.
It means that planners and judges have to be aware of regulations, guidelines and government priorities.
Better late then never