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Traffic Management Update
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Road Closure Notice No.3 – L1013
Road Closure Notice No.3 – L1013

L1013 : May – June 2023 To view the full road closure schedule, please see: https://moanvanewindfarm.ie/public-road-grid-route-connection/

Road Closure Notice No. 2 – L5042
Road Closure Notice No. 2 – L5042

L5042 : Mid-March ’23 To view the full road closure schedule, please see: https://moanvanewindfarm.ie/public-road-grid-route-connection/

Concrete Pours
Concrete Pours

Scheduled to start week commencing 6th Feb ’23 Generally, there is no activity on the site outside the hours of 7:00am – 7:00pm.  However, as the project progresses, there are a number of isolated occasions that the site will have to work outside of these hours. These occasions are on the days of the Turbine

Road Closure Notice No. 1 – L1014
Road Closure Notice No. 1 – L1014

L1014 – February ’23 To view the full road closure schedule, please see: https://moanvanewindfarm.ie/public-road-grid-route-connection/

Climate Action

Climate change is a wide-ranging and far-reaching challenge. But the opportunities are endless. We can all play a very positive part in reducing our impact on the climate. The development of renewable energy is the foundation upon which effective climate action can be delivered.

It is clear that in order to deliver effective action on climate breakdown, we are embracing new ways of thinking and the public want renewable sources to power their homes, cars and businesses. At the moment, the majority of us still use fossil fuels to generate our electricity, heat our homes and run our cars, all of which release carbon into the environment.

However, people are now moving towards a low carbon solution. In 2020, 43% of our electricity came from renewable sources and the country has a target to increase that to 80% by 2030.

Ireland’s electricity grid started out as a world leader in renewable energy with the construction and operation of the Ardnacrusha facility in the 1929. Our electricity demand has continued to grow over the years, and it is clear that our electricity generation system needs to revert to its roots in developing a clean, green renewable energy mix.


Statkraft – Providing Pure Energy

Statkraft is a leading company in hydropower internationally and Europe’s largest generator of renewable energy. The Group produces hydropower, wind power, solar power, gas-fired power and supplies district heating.

Statkraft carries out activities that support a global transition towards a low carbon and climate-resilient economy by providing renewable and sustainable energy solutions. Climate change and global warming are among the greatest challenges of our day.

Statkraft contributes to meeting this challenge by offering climate mitigation solutions.

For more information please visit www.statkraft.ie