Innogy has filed an application for further seabed surveys and the installation of buoy mounted equipment at the Dublin Array offshore wind project in Ireland.
The information collected will be used to progress the engineering design and to inform the ongoing environmental assessments required as part of the consent process.
Consent of the Foreshore license will enable innogy to continue with the development of the project, while the company plans to submit an application for the planning consent in 2021.
Dublin Array is being developed on the Kish and Bray Banks in the Irish Sea at a project site located 10km offshore. The project, owned by innogy and Saorgus Energy, has a potential capacity of at least 600 MW.
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October 15, 2019
Gore Street secures funding for 60 MW of battery storage in County Kildare and County Wexford
Ireland's National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) has agreed to fund two 30 MW projects which secured six-year frequency services contracts in August from domestic utility EirGrid. The sovereign we...
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September 22, 2019
Hanwha, Lumcloon Energy starts the construction of 200 MW Storage battery in Offaly
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September 20, 2019
NTR, Nord/LB close financing for two wind projects in Ireland
NTR has closed two project debt facilities with Nord/LB for a combined EUR45 million (US$49.7 million). The debt facilities are being used to finance the construction of two wind farms in the Republic...
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September 11, 2019
Greencoat Renewables invests in 20 MW Gortahile wind farm in Ireland
Greencoat Renewables has entered into an agreement to acquire the 20 MW Gortahile wind farm situated in Ireland from Glennmont Partners. The transaction is expected to close on 18 September and will...
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September 04, 2019
RES acquired a planning permission for 14 MW Barr Cregg wind farm in Northern Ireland
Renewable Energy Systems Ltd (RES) has acquired planning permission for the 14 MW Barr Cregg wind farm project that be builtat Barr Cregg, near Derry, Northern Ireland. The facility consists of seven...
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