Head of NIRIG sets out ambitious target for renewable electricity

Head of NIRIG sets out ambitious target for renewable electricity

The head of NIRIG, Steven Agnew, says Northern Ireland should aim to generate 80% of its power needs from renewable electricity by 2030. The former Green Party leader also says NI will have to play its part along with the rest of the UK in reaching net zero carbon by 2050.

(See interview in video below)


Published on 06/05/2020

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