Bord na Móna has announced plans to develop multiple offshore wind projects off the east coast of Ireland over the coming decade as part of a joint venture with Spanish developer Ocean Winds
Bord na Móna, the semi-state energy company, has announced plans to develop multiple offshore wind projects off the east coast of Ireland over the coming decade as part of a joint venture with Spanish developer Ocean Winds.
The Midlands-based firm said on Wednesday that it aims to develop two separate offshore wind projects over the coming decade at locations off the coast of Dublin and Wicklow, and a second location further south off the coast ...
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