Multimillion euro Mitchelstown project to use slurry to power 56,000 homes

Cattle slurry is to be turned into enough gas to power 56,000 homes as part of multimillion euro project in Mitchelstown, Co Cork.

Multimillion euro Mitchelstown project to use slurry to power 56,000 homes
Wed, 28 Nov, 2018 - 16:35
Sean O’Riordan

Cattle slurry is to be turned into enough gas to power 56,000 homes as part of multimillion euro project in Mitchelstown, Co Cork.

Gas Networks Ireland (GNI) has confirmed it plans to harness renewable gas produced by cattle and pump it into the national grid near the north Cork town.

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