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Milestone reached in East Cork electricity grid project - Vimarsana News

Milestone reached in East Cork electricity grid project

The Celtic Interconnector project will, when completed, involve a power cable running from Knockraha, in east Cork, under the sea, and on to the ...

'Major step forward' for electricity link between Cork and France - Vimarsana News

'Major step forward' for electricity link between Cork and France

The Celtic Interconnector, the subsea link connecting the electricity grids of Ireland and France, will create an electrical interconnection between ...

Work begins on £750M Ireland-France interconnector - Vimarsana News

Work begins on £750M Ireland-France interconnector

The Republic of Ireland’s minister for the environment, climate and communications Eamon Ryan, and his French counterpart, energy minister Agnès

Knockraha road closures for Celtic Interconnector Project - Vimarsana News

Knockraha road closures for Celtic Interconnector Project

Roads in Knockraha will be closed from the end of May to facilitate work for the Celtic Interconnector Project, an under-sea link that will allow the exchange of electricity between Ireland and France.

Next Phase of Works Commence for Critical Celtic Interconnector Project - Vimarsana News

Next Phase of Works Commence for Critical Celtic Interconnector Project

6 April 2023 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie EirGrid, the operator and developer of Ireland’s electricity grid, has welcomed the commencement of the next phase of works for the Celtic Interconnector project. Site investigation works are expected to take place on the cable route in the coming weeks as progress continues, to deliver the planned subsea…

Source: thecork.ie