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Wednesday, 21 March 2018
Windfarm may be built on unused landfill
A Canadian company wants to build a windfarm at the country’s largest
landfill site, which was ‘mothballed’ some years ago, having cost €48m to
develop. Cork County Council is in advanced discussions with Brookfield
Renewable, which intends to take over some of the local authority’s on-hold
landfill at Bottlehill and develop a multi-million euro windfarm there. The
company was one of a number which tendered for use of some of the site, in a
forest 23kms north of Cork city. The council is also considering other bids,
which were submitted after the local authority published a call for proposals
in the Official Journal of the European Union. The council views the Brookfield
proposal as “one of the most economically advantageous bids” for future
part-use of the Bottlehill site.
Read the full article @ The Irish Examiner
Read the full article @ The Irish Examiner
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