2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.tej.2022.107218
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Energy justice beyond borders? Exploring the impact of Brexit on Ireland’s all-island energy market

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“…843 In the context of Brexit, contributions on this topic have typically highlighted the dependency of Ireland on UK gas deliveries 844 and Brexit as a potential threat to the iSEM, 845 as well as consequentially higher electricity costs for Northern Ireland. 846 Various contributors have highlighted the issue and argued that a change in Irish energy policy is required. 847 Lynch has argued that whilst supply security concerns are important, Irish energy policy requires an overhaul following Brexit and should not neglect other issues, such as climate policy.…”
Section: The Impact Of Brexit On the Supply Security On The Island Of...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…843 In the context of Brexit, contributions on this topic have typically highlighted the dependency of Ireland on UK gas deliveries 844 and Brexit as a potential threat to the iSEM, 845 as well as consequentially higher electricity costs for Northern Ireland. 846 Various contributors have highlighted the issue and argued that a change in Irish energy policy is required. 847 Lynch has argued that whilst supply security concerns are important, Irish energy policy requires an overhaul following Brexit and should not neglect other issues, such as climate policy.…”
Section: The Impact Of Brexit On the Supply Security On The Island Of...mentioning
confidence: 99%