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    Ireland's Energy Needs Met by Imported Fossil Fuels

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    Ireland's energy security report reveals that 78% of energy needs were met by imported fossil fuels in 2025, significantly higher than the EU average of 57%. Oil products accounted for nearly half of the total energy requirements, exposing the country to geopolitical risks. Renewable energy sources contributed 15.9%, with solar energy showing notable growth.
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