The Irish Bioenergy Association is calling for officials to promote renewable wood fuels alongside retrofitting.
The government is being urged to look at options other than retrofitting to help reach our climate goals.
An ESRI report yesterday found only around one in 10 retrofits due to be carried out by 2030 have been completed.
Significant fines are on the way for the government, if it doesn't meet international standards on decarbonisation.
The Irish Bioenergy Association is calling for officials to put more effort into promoting renewable wood fuels, alongside retrofitting.
CEO and Tullamore's Sean Finan says putting all our eggs in one basket has failed so far:
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