Firm bids to build €250m electricity plant

A PRIVATE company wants to build a €250 million gas-fired electricity generating plant in Cork harbour.

Firm bids to build €250m electricity plant
Tue, 20 Sep, 2005 - 01:00
Tommy Barker, Property Editor

The proposed plant would generate 400 megawatts.

Several other new, private plants of this scale are being developed nationally, ranking them fifth in size after Poolbeg, Moneypoint, Tarbert and Aghada, the latter also in Cork harbour.

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