An Irish gas-fired power station. Ireland’s gas supply has been in the spotlight after Brexit. (Synergen)
Ireland may consider installing an FSRU to import LNG if the UK decides to raise transit tariffs for piped gas post-Brexit.
Ireland relies on the UK for its gas supply, which is delivered via the Moffat pipeline. Ireland will remain part of the EU after the UK leaves, but Brexit could mean Ireland will be cut off from EU energy markets.
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