Grissan Renewable Energy

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2024-04-30
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Politician(s) lobbied: Barry Quinlan (Assistant Secretary), Department of Environment, Climate and Communications; Paul Kenny (Special Adviser), Department of Environment, Climate and Communications
Intent: Grissan Renewable Energy is the UK's largest generator of biomethane and we are considering opportunities for development in Ireland. The structure and function of future support from the Government will be key to enabling such developments.
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Email
Introductory emails to request meetings with DPOs to discuss forthcoming Biomethane Strategy and Renewable Heat Obligation policy structure and function.
Virtual Meeting
Meeting with Paul Kenny to discuss Grissan developments and the Biomethane Strategy. Virtual meeting 9 January.Virtual meeting on 1 February with Barry Quinlan and other junior officials in DECC to discuss Biomethane Strategy.
Meeting
Physical meeting at DECC on 15 March with Barry Quinlan and other junior officials in DECC to discuss Biomethane Strategy and Renewable Heat Obligation policy.