Irischer Biogas-Ausbau scheitert an regulatorischer Hürde

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The Irish government faces a setback in its plan to expand biogas from organic waste as an energy source, reports FT correspondent Jude Webber from Cork. Several planned facilities that would convert kitchen scraps into renewable gas are delayed due to unclear regulatory requirements and insufficient grid connection capacity. Ireland had identified biogas as a key element of its 2030 climate targets, but implementation is behind schedule. Investors and operators criticize the responsible authority for failing to provide clear permitting procedures. The delays threaten Ireland's emissions goals and reinforce dependence on imported natural gas.