Winds of change: Unnerving times for Ireland's offshore energy investors
Key target to generate 5GW of power from offshore wind by 2030 could be in jeopardy
SSE Renewables plans to seek consent for €2.5bn Irish Sea wind farm
Energy group confirms it intends seeking a marine area consent under a new regime announced by the Government this week
Val Cummins: From periwinkles to floating wind power
Project Emerald MD talks of State’s need to invest in and harvest the sea for electricity
Milestone reached in wind power as SSE submits plan for Arklow
SSE will seek to develop onshore infrastructure needed for wind farm connection
SSE to spend up to €6bn building offshore wind farms
London-listed utility plans to build wind farms off Louth, Wicklow and in Celtic Sea
Ireland will be a major player in ‘super grid’ fuelled by offshore wind, predicts Minister
Offshore wind energy effort to be scaled up, says Eamon Ryan
Up to 60 ‘supersize’ wind turbines planned for Dublin Bay
Location 10km from Dublin capable of generating electricity for 600,000 homes
SSE hopes to build offshore wind farm in Ireland by 2025
The Scottish utility plans an expansion of its renewable power business to compete globally in the area of massive wind farms
ESB signs partnership to develop offshore wind farms in Irish Sea
State energy group to partner with Belgian offshore wind developer Parkwind
Ireland must do better on green energy, says SSE Ireland chief
In spite of policy gaps, Wheeler strikes optimistic note on renewables, especially offshore
Wind is changing for offshore energy
Falling costs and technological advances mean that offshore wind farms are once again a viable, and economic, option
SSE Airtricity blames increased competition as profits fall
Energy firm sees drop of 22.5 per cent in year to March
ElectroRoute eyeing opportunities to enter Japan’s power market
Donegal-registered company looks set to enter home turf of its parent, Mitsubishi
European offshore wind energy reaches record output in 2017
Growth driven by lower costs to install turbines, bigger turbines and increased capacity
Most Irish homes need to be retrofitted by 2050 to reduce emissions
Average capital cost to upgrade to a ‘zero energy’ house is between €30-€40k, committee hears
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