€1bn offshore wind project for Ireland's 2030 climate target goes to Bord Pleanála

The company claims the proposed offshore wind farm will have the capacity to provide renewable energy for up to 500,000 homes.
€1bn offshore wind project for Ireland's 2030 climate target goes to Bord Pleanála

Minister for Foreign Affairs, Simon Coveney shares his vision of the Irish renewable sector with Statkraft Ireland managing director, Kevin O’Donovan at company’s Irish headquarters in Cork in September last year 

Plans for a €1bn offshore wind farm in the Irish Sea off the coast of Dublin, Meath and Louth have moved a step closer with An Bord Pleanála being asked to carry out a preliminary assessment of the project.

North Irish Sea Array (NISA) Windfarm has lodged an application for a pre-application consultation with the board as part of the process for securing planning permission for the development.

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