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    Irish Government Dispute Over Renewable Heat Obligation

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    A conflict has arisen between the Irish government and the heating fuel industry regarding the Renewable Heat Obligation (RHO) scheme set to begin in 2026. The RHO mandates suppliers to source a portion of energy from renewables, but industry representatives argue it will increase costs without significant benefits. The government insists the RHO is crucial for achieving renewable heat targets.
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