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A new way to deal with the likely winter energy crisis has been proposed by the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (CRU) of Ireland.

A new way to deal with the likely winter energy crisis has been proposed by the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (CRU) of Ireland.

In her opinion, it is worth asking large electricity consumers in the country to use backup diesel generators in case of problems with the main power supply next winter.

It is known that data center operators Equinix and Digital Realty Trust have already begun to create increased fuel reserves for backup generators in their European data centers. It is claimed that concerns about Ireland's energy security arose in connection with the Ukrainian events, therefore it is critically important that the authorities, the energy sector and large energy consumers closely coordinate actions to ensure energy security both in winter and in other seasons.
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