Waterford solar farm gets council green light

Waterford Council has granted planning permission for a combined 30mw solar farm in the Comeragh region of the county.

Waterford solar farm gets council green light
Sat, 15 Jun, 2019 - 06:20
Christy Parker

Waterford Council has granted planning permission for a combined 30mw solar farm in the Comeragh region of the county.

Dublin-based BNRG Renewables, operating as BNRGN Mothel Ltd, plans to construct the farm on 35- and 12-acre sites in the townlands of Curraghduff and Mothel respectively.

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