Border Control, a guide to CBAM
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a new EU instrument for preventing carbon leakage, that is, the shifting of the production of goods to non-EU countries where there is a lower or no carbon… Read More
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a new EU instrument for preventing carbon leakage, that is, the shifting of the production of goods to non-EU countries where there is a lower or no carbon… Read More
The EAI recently responded to the CRU’s consultation on the National Energy Demand Strategy (NEDS). This consultation marked an important step in the development of the electricity markets as it acknowledged the importance of demand… Read More
On Friday February 9th EAI attended the Alliance for liberals and Democrats in Europe (ALDE) Party “Powering the Future – Liberal Energy Forum”, in Ennis. This very positive event brought together senior stakeholders in… Read More
With continuously expanding electricity demand and further system alerts in prospect, Ireland is in jeopardy of not meeting its climate targets. As a matter of urgency, we need an electricity market, that attracts the investment… Read More
The Electricity Association of Ireland welcomes the opportunity to respond to the NI Department for the Economy consultation on establishing a NI Renewable Energy Support Scheme (RESS). Similar schemes in other jurisdictions have been shown… Read More
The Electricity Association of Ireland is delighted to support this roundtable discussion on the challenges of replacing fossil fuels with renewables. These challenges are growing and increasingly co-dependent on each other. The series of Policy… Read More
The EAI welcomes the chance to provide feedback to SEMO on their information paper outlining the proposed SEM Ex-Ante Market Design for EU Re-Integration. The implementation of this project to a satisfactory standard is a… Read More
EAI welcomes the opportunity to respond to the CRU consultation on the uptake of time of use (TOU) tariffs. The full implementation and use of smart meters will require a significant amount of awareness raising… Read More
In this opinion piece published in the Irish Times (“Failure to plan for future electricity needs will carry a heavy price”, September 4th 2023), EAI CEO Dara Lynott sets out a commentary on volatility in… Read More