PROJECTS
Energiewende
The Energiewende (German for energy transition) is a concept that describes the transition to a low-carbon, sustainable, reliable, and affordable energy supply.
In the not-too-distant future, our energy systems will rely on renewable energy, energy efficiency, and energy demand management. Dirty coal and oil-fired generation will be retired.
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DEVELOPMENT PHASE
Explore the proposed Rathowen Renewable Energy Project in County Westmeath, Ireland, combining wind turbines and solar generation.
Explore the proposed Whitegate Renewable Energy Project in County Cork, Ireland, combining wind, solar and battery energy storage.
Learn about the proposed 4.2 MW Lissanore Wind Turbine in County Longford, Ireland, designed to power more than 3,000 homes annually.
Explore the proposed 4.2 MW Kilcash Wind Turbine near Roscommon, Ireland, a one-turbine project that could power more than 3,000 homes.
Learn about the proposed 4.26 MW Templehouse Wind Project in County Sligo, Ireland, a single turbine that could power over 3,000 homes.
Explore the proposed Cloonanny Wind Project near Longford, Ireland, with up to two turbines and approximately 12 MW of renewable capacity.
CONSTRUCTION PHASE
Explore Tullyhaw Wind Farm near Ballyconnell, Ireland, a 4.26 MW single-turbine project designed to power more than 3,000 homes.