EU ETS installations in Ireland
In 2025, 117 installations reported 10,670,686 tonnes of verified emissions and received 3,619,072 free allowances. 142 installations are on record since 2013.
Reporting in 2025
117
Verified emissions
10,670,686 t
Free allocation
3,619,072
Allocation as share of emissions
33.9%
Source: European Commission, Union Registry · Data as of 1 April 2026
By activity, 2025
- Combustion of fuels 8,022,821 t · 106
- Production of cement clinker 2,199,312 t · 4
- Refining of mineral oil 291,879 t · 1
- Production of lime, or calcination of dolomite/magnesite 118,905 t · 3
- Production or processing of gypsum or plasterboard 34,045 t · 1
- Manufacture of ceramics 3,638 t · 1
- Capture of greenhouse gases under Directive 2009/31/EC 86 t · 1
Installations
Largest 2025 verified emissions first; installations that did not report in 2025 follow.
- ESB Marina Generating Station no emissions reported since 2018
- ESB North Wall Generating Station no emissions reported since 2019
- ESB West Offaly no emissions reported since 2020
- Janssen Pharmaceutical no emissions reported since 2016
- Kinsale Head Gas Field no emissions reported since 2020
- Lagan Brick-The Swan no emissions reported since 2013
- MSD International GmbH (t/a MSD Ireland Ballydine) no emissions reported since 2024
- MSD Ireland (Rathdrum) no emissions reported since 2016
- Midleton Compressor Station no emissions reported since 2019
- Mondelez Ireland Production Limited no emissions reported since 2016
- Mondelez Ireland Production Limited - Rathmore no emissions reported since 2020
- Nutricia Rocklands no emissions reported since 2019
- St. Francis Abbey Brewery (Diageo Global Supply) no emissions reported since 2014
- St. James's Hospital no emissions reported since 2021
- Swords Laboratories no emissions reported since 2017
- Upjohn Manufacturing Ireland Limited no emissions reported since 2019
- Wexford Proteins Ltd no emissions reported since 2023