Greenvolt to build three solar farms in Cork for Amarenco

The Waterford firm will build the developments in Carrigaline, Cobh and Timoleague
Declan Cullinane (left), managing director of Amarenco and Ken Gaine (right), business development director of Greenvolt Next. The two firms said there are ecological plans to increase the biodiversity of each location, integrating a soil health monitoring programme across all three sites.

Declan Cullinane (left), managing director of Amarenco and Ken Gaine (right), business development director of Greenvolt Next. The two firms said there are ecological plans to increase the biodiversity of each location, integrating a soil health monitoring programme across all three sites.

Waterford's Greenvolt Next has won the contract to install three solar farm sites across Cork for Amarenco.

Part of the Portuguese Greenvolt Group, the firm will build the developments in Carrigaline, Cobh and Timoleague. All three sites are earmarked for completion by the middle of 2027.

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