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As Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland (SFMI) members know too well, illegal fuel imports are threatening the livelihoods of compliant retailers and damaging Ireland’s progress on clean air. A key part of the problem? Loopholes in how the Windsor Framework is being implemented.
Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland (SFMI) is sounding the alarm on a growing crisis that could see the Irish Exchequer lose up to €77 million by the end of 2025 due to illegal coal imports and widespread evasion of carbon taxes.
Following the release of the Environmental Protection Agency’s latest greenhouse gas projections, Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland (SFMI) has called for immediate Government action to tackle the widespread sale of smoky, untaxed and unregulated fuel. The

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Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland6 days ago
🛑🚩Illicit fuel trade is a threat to our rural economy. Small, family-run, legitimate retailers across Ireland are being driven out of the market. ➡️❌

It's time for cross-border cooperation to tackle this head-on❗️

#SupportLocalJobs #Enforcement

Alan Dillon TD | Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications | Simon Harris TD | Micheál Martin | Darragh O'Brien TD
Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland
Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland1 week ago
🔥 Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland is calling for full EPA registration for all fuel retailers — not just suppliers.

✅ Why? Because transparency matters.
🛡️ It protects consumers,
🚫 Helps stamp out illegal sellers,
⚖️ And creates a level playing field for responsible businesses.

It’s time to #RegulateToProtect — for cleaner air, safer homes and a fairer market. 🌍🏠
Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland
Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland2 weeks ago
Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland (SFMI) is sounding the alarm on a growing crisis that could see the Irish Exchequer lose up to €77 million by the end of 2025 due to illegal coal imports and widespread evasion of carbon taxes.

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