Paddock Solar Generator

Where is Paddock solar farm located?

Paddock solar development The proposed Paddock solar farm is located in the townland of Paddock, near Ratoath, in County Meath. It will have an export capacity of up to 70 MW MEC (export capacity), generating enough renewable electricity to meet the annual energy needs of over 20,000 Irish households every year.

How will the paddock substation help Ireland reach its 80% renewable electricity target?

The proposed Paddock substation will facilitate the connection of three nearby Energia solar developments to the local electricity network. This will help Ireland to reach its 80% renewable electricity target by 2030, reducing our reliance on fossil fuels and increasing security of energy supply. View full map PDF here

What is a darthogue solar project?

Darthogue solar development The proposed Darthogue solar installation, near Ratoath in County Meath, will have an export capacity of up to 47MW MEC (export capacity). It will generate enough renewable electricity to meet the annual energy needs of around 12,500 homes a year and produce CO2 savings of over 15,000 tonnes per annum.

Where is Paddock 110 kV substation located?

Paddock 110 kV Substation (Title: Map of proposed Paddock 110 kV Substation location) Energia Renewables plan to construct a new 110 kV transmission substation in the townland of Paddock, Kilbride Road, County Meath.

What is ballybin solar development?

Ballybin solar development We are developing plans for a solar PV installation in the townland of Ballybin, near Ashbourne, in County Meath. The development will have an export capacity of up to 13 MW MEC (export capacity). A planning application for the Ballybin development was submitted to Meath County Council in September 2021.