PFG16 Jan 2025 08:34
The PFG was released yesterday and along with reshape of the new government, it sets the scene for what I expect to be the start of an intense period of lobbying, from Lansdowne, BOE and other interested parties,
The PFG contains over 70 plus separate references to energy and of particular interest was the following,..GL S
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This Programme for Government sets out a strong enterprise and fiscal framework which will prioritise economic and employment growth, competitiveness, fiscal responsibility, investment in innovation, energy and decarbonisation.
This plan will cover industrial policy, reducing the cost and regulatory burden on business, investing in infrastructure, digital regulation and reform, energy reform, international trade and research and development, and innovation.
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Publish an Action Plan for Competitiveness and Productivity within 12 months, which will target making Ireland the most supportive environment for indigenous businesses and the most attractive location for startups and foreign investment. This action plan will include tax and wage policy, access to finance, education and training, energy and utility policy, infrastructure and digitisation.
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Take all necessary action to ensure and protect Ireland’s energy security.