Carrowmore South, Einagh & Shragh, Doonbeg
Development of a nine-turbine wind farm near Doonbeg.
1651 · Clare County Council · Lodged 29 January 2016
- Reference
- 1651
- Authority
- Clare County Council
- Register status
- Invalid or incomplete
- Type
- PERMISSION
- Received
- 29 January 2016
Summary
AI-generatedThe development will comprise nine electricity generating wind turbines with a hub height of up to 85 metres and a rotor diameter of up to 82 metres. The project includes hardstandings, a control building, an electrical compound, and a permanent meteorological mast.
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Official record
Development description
For development at a site in the townlands of carrowmore south, einagh and shragh, approximately 2km south the village of doonbeg. The development will comprise nine electricity generating wind turbines with a hub height of up to 85 metres above ground level and a rotor diameter of up to 82 metres giving an overall height of up to 126m, hardstandings, a control building, an electrical compound, a permanent meteorological mast, associated site roads, drainage and site works. The planning application is accompanied by an environmental impact statement (eis) and a nature impact state (nis)
The historical record
How energy applications have been decided in Clare County Council
85% granted
of 84 energy applications granted, refused or part-granted by Clare County Council, 2016–2026.
- The same category nationally
- 89%2,348
- All categories in Clare County Council
- 93%9,543
These are historical figures for this category in this council area, counted from the statutory register over the last 10 years. They are not an assessment of this application and say nothing about how it will be decided.
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- Application received29 January 2016
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