Innogy, a German energy company, has entered the Irish power market following its acquisition of a windfarm in Dromadda Beg. The 10 MW windfarm, called County Kerry, will have three turbines and is expected to be commissioned in 2018. Innogy has stated that it has further interest in expanding its renewable portfolio across Ireland. "We plan to grow our onshore wind business to include greenfield developments and consented sites right through to the acquisition of operational wind farms", said Cathal Hennessy, the managing director of the company’s Irish subsidiary.
Innogy, a German energy company, has entered the Irish power market following its acquisition of a windfarm in County Kerry. The 10 MW windfarm, called Dromadda Beg, will have three turbines and is expected to be commissioned in 2018. Innogy has stated that it has further interest in expanding its renewable portfolio across Ireland. "We plan to grow our onshore wind business to include greenfield developments and consented sites right through to the acquisition of operational wind farms", said Cathal Hennessy, the managing director of the company’s Irish subsidiary.