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Fears of 'turbines taller than Bray Head' offshore as two wind farms get go-ahead - Vimarsana News

Fears of 'turbines taller than Bray Head' offshore as two wind farms get go-ahead

Greystones Fine Gael Councillor Derek Mitchell has raised concerns over “a wall of turbines taller than Bray Head” towering over the coastline between Bray and Greystones, after it was announced that both Codling Wind Park and the Dublin Array Offshore Wind Farm have been given the green light for development off the east coast of Ireland.

Ireland's offshore wind and fishing industries can co-exist, experts say - Vimarsana News

Ireland's offshore wind and fishing industries can co-exist, experts say

The Irish wind energy sector is anticipating a boost this week as the results of Ireland’s first Offshore Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS) auction are expected to be published

Codling Wind Park Announces New €500,000 Fisheries Fund - Vimarsana News

Codling Wind Park Announces New €500,000 Fisheries Fund

The €500,000 fund will have a €100,000 annual budget to support different initiatives for the next five years.

Source: afloat.ie
Wind farm developers pledge €500,000 to local fisheries industry - Vimarsana News

Wind farm developers pledge €500,000 to local fisheries industry

Codling Bank developers earmark cash to boost inshore and offshore industry in and around site of proposed wind farm over next five years

Mainstream abandons Japan project, First Republic rescue; and getting to grips with tax debt - Vimarsana News

Mainstream abandons Japan project, First Republic rescue; and getting to grips with tax debt

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