Ireland's Efforts to Implement the Renewable Energy Directive for 2030 Renewable Energy Compliance
Upaya Irlandia dalam Mengimplementasikan Renewable Energy Directive untuk Pemenuhan Energi Terbarukan 2030
Abstract
This research will discuss Ireland's efforts to implement the EU's Renewable Energy Directive policy to meet the European Union's Renewable Energy target by 2030. This research uses a qualitative method, using the theory of energy security. Sources of data are obtained from previous research or what is often called a literature review or literature review. The results of this study state that Ireland as a member country of the EU has set a renewable energy mix target of 34.1% in 2030, while the EU has set a target of 45% in 2030. To achieve this target, Ireland is cooperating well regional or bilateral. Ireland also forms a distributed energy community in meeting renewable energy targets. In addition, there is an energy supply company to provide renewable energy for the community at an affordable price.
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