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    1. Craicriture on

      Isolated market, lots of gas dependency, massive foot dragging on renewables…

    2. sundae_diner on

      TL;DR

      *IRELAND’S HEAVY USE of gas for electricity generation is one of the main reasons prices here are so high, according to researchers at the ESRI.*

    3. ebookfrance on

      TLDR; Irelands heavy use of gas

      What the article doesn’t mention is why are we using gas? And the answer is it’s needed as backup for unreliable wind and solar

      See https://www.smartgriddashboard.com/all/ right now as an example

      Because battery and hydro backup is several orders of magnitude more expensive than gas

    4. Banania2020 on

      Ireland’s electricity is expensive mainly because gas power stations still determine the market price.
      When gas costs rise, electricity prices rise too, even when a large share of power is coming from renewables.

    5. Neither-Payment-4147 on

      Now what are the “oh but the datacenters” people gonna do?

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