Greencoat Renewables acquires Tipperary wind farm

The company has also announced a new €200 million five-year term loan with a syndicate of three banks
Greencoat Renewables acquires Tipperary wind farm

An Cnoc Wind Farm, located in County Tipperary, consists of 5 Enercon E70 turbines that have been operational since March 2018

Fri, 23 Oct, 2020 - 09:02
Nicole Glennon

Irish renewable infrastructure company Greencoat Renewables has acquired a Tipperary wind farm and announced a new €200m five-year term loan.

An Cnoc Wind Farm, located in County Tipperary, consists of five Enercon E70 turbines that have been operational since March 2018 and will increase generation capacity to 550MW.

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