Offshore energy can drive long term Kerry economic growth event hears
A Cantillon Quarter event in Tralee heard that the offshore energy sector offers one of the largest emerging economic and employment opportunities for Kerry.
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The offshore energy sector can support long term economic growth across Kerry and the surrounding region, an event in Tralee heard on Tuesday morning. Radio Kerry reported that attendees were told the offshore energy sector represents one of the largest emerging opportunities for the area. [1][2]
Opening the Cantillon Quarter event, Munster Technological University President Professor Maggie Cusack said that offshore renewable energy is a critical issue both nationally and for the South West. She stated that it is no longer a question of if, but when and how the transition takes place. [1]
Radio Kerry reported that speaker Georgina Foley from Propel was among those addressing the conference. The event heard that the sector's potential extends beyond generating energy to creating jobs through local supply chain opportunities. [1]
In short
- An event in Tralee was told offshore energy can support long term economic growth across Kerry.
- MTU President Professor Maggie Cusack described offshore renewable energy as a critical national and regional issue.
- Speakers highlighted job creation potential through supply chain opportunities in the offshore sector.
Sources
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- [1]Cantillon Quarter event told the offshore energy sector can support long term economic growth across KerryRadio Kerry (the report this story comes from)
- [2]Cantillon Quarter event told the offshore energy sector can support long term economic growth across KerryRadioKerry.ie, 19h ago
Background
- [3]Phil Cantillon on Wikipedia
- [4]Michael Healy-Rae thanks public following alleged assault and public sector dispute FTMQ News, 1d ago
- [5]Zimbabwean migrants struggle after fleeing anti-immigrant threats in South Africa FTMQ News, 3d ago
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