Wind Energy
"It is envisaged that wind power will make the most significant contribution to the achievement of national and international targets for green electricity, due to its environmental benefits and increasing competitiveness.
Over the last few decades wind energy has aroused renewed interest due to it’s environmental benefits over fossil fuel combustion (fuels such as coal, oil, gas and peat are fossil fuels which take thousands of years to form and create pollution and climate change) and to the increased security it can deliver to Ireland‘s fuel supply (about 90% of Ireland’s energy currently comes from imports, making us the least self-sufficient country in the industrialised world)."
- Sustainable Energy Ireland
Ireland has one of the best wind resources in the world. Due to its intermittent nature it is accepted by EIRGRID that Pumped Hydro Energy Storage will be required to store power from the projected 5,000MW of wind power to be installed by 2020 in Ireland.
Organic Power Wind Projects
Organic Power Ltd currently have 2 permitted wind projects and 2 wind projects being prepared for planning submission:
Permitted Wind Projects:
- Glashantooreen, Co. Kerry: 6 Enercon wind turbines resulting in 13.8MW
- Dromleena, Co Cork: 11 Enercon wind turbines resulting in 9.1MW
Wind Projects in Process:
- Garrane, Ballydehob, Co Cork : 5 Enercon wind turbines resulting in 4.5MW
- Glendeish, Co. Waterford: 5 Enercon wind turbines resulting in 4.5MW
Click on the specific project links for further details.
Click on the map for location of proposed Organic Power windfarms



