Sea farm to power Irish homes

A wind farm is to be developed in the Irish Sea to provide electricity to about 16,000 Irish households.

Tue, 17 Jun, 2003 - 17:42

A wind farm is to be developed in the Irish Sea to provide electricity to about 16,000 Irish households.

The first wind project in the Irish Sea will be a joint venture by US giant General Electric and Airtricity, Ireland’s largest renewable energy company.

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