EU Commission checks merger deal for 69 MW waste-to-energy project in Dublin
The European Commission has received notification of a proposed concentration by which DIF Infrastructure V, Covanta Holding Corporation and Green Investment Group Limited (GIG) will acquire joint control of Covanta Europe Assets Limited, and thereby the waste to energy business comprising the Dublin Waste-to-energy facility. The project is currently jointly controlled by Covanta and GIG.
The Dublin EfW project can accommodate up to 600,000 metric tonnes per year of waste producing a total power capacity of 69.1 MW. The facility has been in operation since November 24, 2017. The project is located on the Poolberg Peninsula in Dublin, Ireland.
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April 11, 2019
SSE divests 25% stake in 108 MW wind project in UK
SSE has sold a 25% stake in the 108 MW Cloosh Valley Wind Farm, part of the 174 MW Galway Wind Parkin Connemara, Co. Galway, to its site co-owner Greencoat Renewables plc. The stake equates to 27 MW o...
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April 04, 2019
Partners Group to invest in 500 MW subsea interconnector between Great Britain and Ireland
Partners Group has provided equity financing for the Greenlink Interconnector, a project to construct a 500 MW subsea interconnector between Ireland and Great Britain. To-date, Greenlink has been deve...
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February 25, 2019
Bord na Móna submit planning application for proposed windfarm in Co. Longford
Bord na Móna has submitted a planning application to An Bord Pleanála for the proposed 96 MW Derryadd windfarm. The proposed development will be situated on cutaway peatlands on Derryadd...
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January 30, 2019
Equitix agrees to acquire firmus energy from iCON Infrastructure
Equitix Investment Management has agreed to acquire the firmus energy regulated gas network in Northern Ireland from iCON Infrastructure. firmus energy, established in 2005, owns and...
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January 23, 2019
ESB and Parkwind partner to develop 830 MW offshore wind capacity in Ireland
Parkwind and ESB have announced that they are partnering to develop new offshore wind farms in the Republic of Ireland.
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