Ballydermot Wind Farm Noticeboard
Ballydermot Consultation Material
Since our first round of Public Consultations conducted in recent months, we have progressed the project design, and have now produced a draft layout for the proposed development.
To view the Draft Wind Turbine Layout Map, please click here
To view the Project Information Booklet, please click here
To view the LVIA photomontage Booklet, please click here
To complete the Project Feedback Questionnaire online please click here or alternatively download the pdf version here
Virtual Consultation Room
As part of our Community Engagement activities, we have updated the Ballydermot Wind Farm “Virtual Consultation Room’ that was launched last October as part of our Communication Tools for the project. The Virtual Consultation Room contains a number of interactive features including a 360° Photomontage viewer and a virtual ‘fly by’ video of the site location.
To view the Virtual Consultation Room, please click here
Community Engagement Clinics
Subject to Covid-19 restrictions, Bord na Móna intend to hold Community Engagement Clinics in the locality in July and August.
To learn more about these Clinics or to book an appointment, please click here
Request a Consultation Pack
Over the coming weeks the project's Community Liasion Officers will be calling to homes in the vicinity of the proposed development to provide them with a consultation pack.
If you haven't recieved a Consultation Pack, but would like to request one, please click here
Join Our Mailing List
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The Project
The purpose of the Ballydermot Wind Farm is to generate renewable electricity for the domestic electricity market in Ireland.
Community Benefits
We ensure that local communities in the area benefit from the development of our wind farms by providing various benefits arising from their construction and operation.
Communications
We are committed to continuing to keep local residents informed about the proposed wind farm.
Compliance
Fulfilment of statutory and regulatory obligations is at the forefront of the Ballydermot Wind Farm project.
Wind Energy
Wind generated 32% of all electricity in Ireland in 2019, second only to natural gas.
Ireland has a national target to move to 70% renewable electricity by 2030.
In 2019, wind generated more than three times the energy in Ireland than that of coal, peat and oil combined.
Useful Links
For independent advice and information on wind energy.
Contact Us
If you require further information, please contact us.
Visit a Wind Farm
If you would like to visit our Mountlucas Wind Farm, please contact us for a tour.