Groups Challenge Ireland's Data Center Fuel Policy


Author: The Daily News Now! March 11, 2026 Duration: 1:30
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Groups Challenge Ireland's Data Center Fuel Policy

Three environmental groups are challenging Irelands new policy in court, arguing it breaks climate laws and national targets. The policy allows data centers to use fossil fuels for 20% of their power needs, which the groups claim pulls green power away from replacing dirty plants and stalls the shift to clean energy. The case is set to be heard early next week.

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