Pioneering Saoirse wave energy project to be developed off Clare coast
SIMPLY BLUE GROUP are to partner with ESB for an energy project in Co Clare.
SIMPLY BLUE GROUP are to partner with ESB for an energy project in Co Clare.
*Photograph: John Mangan MONEYPOINT will continue to function as a reserve electricity supplier until the end of this decade.
Pictured at Shannon Airport are L-R Colm O’ Callaghan, Customer Solutions Manager for ESB’s Smart Energy Services, Ciaran Gallagher, General Manager at ESB, Smart Energy Services, Gerry Dillon, Group Property Director, The Shannon Airport Group and Mark Reidy, Airport Maintenance Manager . Photograph: Arthur Ellis. ENERGY CONSUMPTION in lighting at Shannon Airport is to be …
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DISCUSSIONS are ongoing with ESB and Clare County Council on the installation of what would be the first electric vehicle charging points in East Clare at a public site.
*Ennis Community College. AN APPLICATION has been lodged with ESB for the operation of flashing lights at the pedestrian crossing for Ennis Community College.
ARDNACRUSHA POWER STATION is reopening for public tours this summer.
*The piece of land is outside the housing development at An Cladach. ESB are to acquire a piece of land off Clare County Council in Quilty for the total sum of €1.
A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MAU) has been signed by the ESB and Shannon Foynes Port to support the transformation of the Shannon Estuary as a major centre of deployment for floating offshore wind projects in Irish and international waters.
*Taoiseach Leo Varadkar (FG). Photograph: Brian Arthur AN INTERVENTION FROM THE Taoiseach into “an ongoing impasse” at a section of an identified route for the Lough Derg Greenway project has been sought.
CLARE is standing in front of an open goal but is kicking the ball towards the corner flag when it comes to securing investment for offshore energy.