News
18 September 2023

Irish planning body rejects major LNG terminal

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Oil & gas
Region:
Europe

Ireland's top planning body has refused permission for a major new LNG terminal, citing the government's greenhouse gas reduction targets, a possibly fatal blow to a project supporters say is essential to the country's energy security.Planning appeals body An Bord Pleanála said it...

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