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Renewables editor Stephen Robb recently visited Ireland’s largest sawmill, Balcas, which produces some 60,000t of wood pellets and a range of sawn timber products using Irish timber.
Stephen Robb previews this springs special Renewable Energy focus feature which aims to shine a light on the potential renewable energy opportunities for farmers.
A legal opinion from the EU’s advocate general Tamara Capeta has questioned the ratification process used to designate tens of thousands of hectares of farmland.
Agricultural law specialist and solicitor James Staines highlights key considerations for landowners who have entered into or been approached by renewable developers to enter into an option agreement.
Farmers still unhappy with the determination of their local authority to zone their land as eligible under the Residential Zoned Land Tax (RZLT) can now appeal to An Bord Pleanála.