Kilshane Energy lodges plans for new 680MW power plant in north Dublin
Kilshane Energy has submitted plans for a 680MW 'Flexible Peaking Plant' in north Dublin to support the national grid during periods of high demand and low renewable output. This Phase Two project follows the ongoing construction of a 293MW facility, with the new plant expected to be operational by late 2029.
Why it matters
The project is critical for maintaining energy security in Ireland as the country transitions to a grid increasingly reliant on intermittent renewable energy sources.
Kilshane Energy has lodged plans for a 680MW power plant for a site at Kilshane 2km northwest of the M50 in north Dublin .
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