By Arno Verbeek: The energy industry has long been male dominated. But in my 20-plus years working in the renewables sector…
March 6 2021
Codling Wind Park represents one of the largest energy infrastructure investments in Ireland this decade and is set to become Ireland’s largest offshore wind farm, being developed in the Irish Sea.
With the potential to generate enough locally produced renewable electricity to power the equivalent of up to 1.2 million homes annually, Codling Wind Park will support the delivery of Ireland’s Climate Action Plan targets. It will also help reduce Ireland’s reliance on imported fossil fuel-based energy and significantly improve energy security.
As work progresses we will continue to carry out extensive community and stakeholder engagement.
will power up to
70% of Irish homes
will prevent the equivalent of almost 2 million tonnes of harmful carbon emissions annually
represents one of the largest energy infrastructure investments in Ireland this decade
The environmental, economic and social benefits for Ireland and the communities around the project.
The first phase of public consultation on the Codling Wind Park project will begin on Monday March 1.
A full-time Community Liaison Officer has been appointed to the Codling Wind Park (CWP) team.
