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RENEWABLES: Ireland Adds 211MW of Wind in 2024, Capacity Now Exceeds 5GW

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Ireland’s onshore wind capacity surged in 2024, with additions reaching 211MW by December and the country’s total commissioned capacity now exceeding 5GW, according to data by BloombergNEF.

  • This is slightly up from 200MW of wind added in 2023.
  • Three wind projects have been commissioned in Ireland so far in 2024.
  • The largest, SSE Yellow River Wind Farm, with a capacity of 104MW, was commissioned on 17 December.

  • However, this is down from BloombergNEF forecasts of 339MW of new wind capacity by the end of 2024.





     

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Ireland’s onshore wind capacity surged in 2024, with additions reaching 211MW by December and the country’s total commissioned capacity now exceeding 5GW, according to data by BloombergNEF.

  • This is slightly up from 200MW of wind added in 2023.
  • Three wind projects have been commissioned in Ireland so far in 2024.
  • The largest, SSE Yellow River Wind Farm, with a capacity of 104MW, was commissioned on 17 December.

  • However, this is down from BloombergNEF forecasts of 339MW of new wind capacity by the end of 2024.





     

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