Port of Cork bids for Marino Point plant

THE Port of Cork has put in a bid for the former IFI plant at Marino Point, with plans to develop part of it as a national bio-energy centre.

The port’s marketing manager Captain Michael McCarthy also emphasised the company was still intent on developing a new €226 million deep water terminal at Ringaskiddy, but also saw immense potential with the Marino Point site near Cobh.

“The port has recently received a number of inquiries from the bio-energy sector. If we are successful with the bid, we plan to use some of the land at Marino Point to create a centre for the Irish bio-fuels industry,” Capt McCarthy said.

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