Cork firm DP Energy marks 'significant development' in Australian wind farm project

The project is expected to generate enough electricity to power up to 324,900 homes in New South Wales
Cork firm DP Energy marks 'significant development' in Australian wind farm project

Established over 30 years ago, DP Energy has developed over 1GW of renewable energy projects across Australia, Canada, Ireland, and the UK to date.

Cork energy firm DP has announced a "significant development" in its New South Wales project since securing approval for the wind farm in October.

The Cork developer, headquartered in Buttevant, is set to power up the town of Euston in New South Wales, Australia with a new 700MW wind farm project and has now commenced preparation of the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) as it works towards Development Approval (DA).

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