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Authorisations to Construct Authorisations Issued Total No. 320 From: 01/01/2000 Total MWs 8,910.9 MW To: 30/09/17 Plant Type Power Station Name Company Name Power Station Address Size Auth (MW) Biomass Kerry County Council North Kerry Landfill, 1.0 Muingnaminnane, Tralee Kerry Irish Softfoods Limited Derrigra, Enniskeane 1.8 (Independent Biomass Systems) Cork Wexford County Council Killurin Landfill, Crossabeg 1.0 Wexford Biomass 3.8 CCGT Hunstown 2 Viridian Power Limited Mill House, Ashtown Gate, 396.7 Navan Road Dublin Great Island SSE Generation Ireland Limited Great Island, Camplie, New 469.0 Ross Wexford Dublin Bay Dublin Bay Power Pigeon House Road, Ringsend 408.0 Dublin Aghada Electricity Supply Board Aghada, Ballincarroonig, 420.0 Whitegate, Midleton Cork Hunstown 1 Huntstown Power Company Ltd Huntstown & Johnstown, 343.0 Finglas, Dublin 11 Dublin Tynagh Tynagh Energy Limited Derryfranch, Tynagh, 404.0 (Homemount Limited) Galway Aghada Electricity Supply Board Ballincarroonig, Whitegate, 431.6 Midleton Cork Ireland Power Enregy Ltd Damanstown Industrial Park, 400.0 Mullhuddart Dublin Whitegate Power Station Bord Gáis Eireann ConocoPhillips Oil Refinery, 445.0 Corkbeg, Whitegate Cork Dungarvan Dungarvan Energy Ltd Glanbia Creamery, Dungarvan 110.0 Waterford CCGT 3,827.3 CCP Johnson & Johnson Vision Care Vistakon Plant, Vistakon 3.0 (Ireland) T/A Vistakon Ireland Irl,National Technology Park, Limerick CCP 3.0 Report Generated on: Monday 2 October 2017 Page 1 of 19 Plant Type Power Station Name Company Name Power Station Address Size Auth (MW) CHP Dalkia Limited AIB Bank Centre, Ballsbridge 1.1 Dublin Dublin Airport Authority Dublin Airport Authority,Old 7.6 Central Terminal Building, Dublin Ai Dublin J. McGettigan Limited Royal Hotel, Bray 0.2 Wicklow Nedalo (UK) Ltd The Merrion Hotel, Upper 0.3 Merrion Street, Dublin 2 Dublin Lakeland Dairies CHP 2 Fingleton White & Co. Ltd. Lakeland Dairies, Shercock 5.0 Road, Bailieborough, Co. Cavan South Tipperary Co.Council Swimming Pool, Council 0.1 Buildings, Clonmel, Tipperary Shamrock Renewable Fuels Shamrock Renewable Fuels Irishtown, Balrath Demesne, 15.0 Limited Limited Balrath, Kells Co. Meath Dalkia Alternative Energy Wyeth Medica Ireland, 5.0 Limited Grange Castle, Clondalkin, Dublin Veolia CHP Ireland Limited FMC Ireland, Wallingstown, 2.0 Little Island Cork Kilbush Nurseries Ltd North Hill, Kenure, Rush 3.6 Co. Dublin Keelings Soft Fruit Roslin, St. Margarets, 2.0 Dublin Askeaton Power Limited Wyeth Nutritionals Ireland, 5.0 Askeaton Limerick Aughinish Alumina Limited Aughinish Island, Askeaton, 150.0 Limerick Mayo Renewable Power Tawnaghmore, Killala, 47.0 Limited Co. Mayo Dalkia Alternative Energy Lakeland Dairies, 5.0 Limited Bailieborough, Cavan CM Power Ltd Carbery Milk Products, 5.0 Vallineen Cork Glanbia Ingredients Plc Virginia 6.6 Cavan Report Generated on: Monday 2 October 2017 Page 2 of 19 Plant Type Power Station Name Company Name Power Station Address Size Auth (MW) CHP Lakeland Dairies Co Op Society Lakeland Dairies, Lough Egish 1.4 Ltd Monaghan Meentycat Ltd (Meenahorna) Unit 402 Nth West Business 9.9 Park, Ballycoolin, D15 Dublin Finsa Forest Products Ltd Scarriff 3.3 Clare Keelings Salads Roslin, St. Margarets, 2.0 Dublin WEDcross Adambridge Manufacturers Adambridge Manufacturers, 4.3 Lacka Cross, Lackanastooka, Cork Dalkia, Head Office Millipore Ireland BV, 1.0 Tullagreen, Carrigtwoh Cork Bovale Developments (Varming Charlestown Centre, 0.2 Consultant Limited) Charlestown, Finglas, Dublin 11 Dublin CHP 282.5 CHP/Bioga Green Generation Limited Gorteen Lower, Nurney 1.2 s Co. Kildare CHP/Bioga 1.2 s Diesel Dublin Airport Authority Dublin Airport, 2.0 Dublin Diesel 2.0 Hydro Tarmonbarry Hydroelectric Ltd Tarmonbarry 0.4 Longford Hibernian Hydro Ltd Doorian, North Glenties 0.3 Donegal Kerry County Council Lough Guitane Waterworks, 0.2 Killarney Kerry Athgarvan Grain Company Athgarvan Mill, River Liffey, 0.0 Limited Athgarvan Weir, Newbridge Kildare Dr. Martin J Leahy The Millstream, Dromtrasna 0.2 Harnett, Abbeyfeale Limerick Annagh Hydro Limited Annagh Lodge, Ballyfarnon 0.0 Sligo Hal Hydro Limited Morleys Bridge, Kilgarvan 1.5 Kerry Report Generated on: Monday 2 October 2017 Page 3 of 19 Plant Type Power Station Name Company Name Power Station Address Size Auth (MW) Hydro Mahon Hydro Limited Mahon Bridge, near 0.7 Kilmachthomas Waterford Waterpower Engineering City Waterworks, Lee Road 0.3 Limited Cork Hibernian Hydro Ltd Mullanalamphry, Donegal 0.6 Town Donegal Mahon Hydro Ltd Mahon Bridge, Kilmacthomas 0.7 Waterford Hibernian Hydro Ltd Barnes Bridge, Cashelnavean 0.5 Donegal Hibernian Hydro Ltd Derrclogher, Coomhola 0.4 Valley, Kerry Island Seafoods Limited Carricknamohill, Killybegs 0.4 Donegal Hibernian Hydro Ltd Inchinanagh, Kilgarvan 0.5 Kerry Hydro 6.7 Landfill Gas Irish Power Systems Limited Silliot Hill Landfill Site, 1.2 (Silliot Hill) Kilcullen Kildare Greenstar Gas Energy (Meath) Greenstar Landfill, 3.0 Ltd. Knockharley, Kentstown, Meath Greenstar Gas Energy (Meath) Knockharley, Kentstown, 1.0 Ltd Navan, Meath Whiteriver Landfill Site Louth County Council Whiteriver Landfill Site, 1.3 Dunleer Co. Louth B9 Power Ltd Muingnaminnane landfill , 1.1 Stack Mountains, Nrth East Tralee, Kerry Greenstar Gas Energy Limited KTK Landfill, Brownstown, 2.5 Kilcullen Kildare Greenstar Gas Energy Greenstar Landfill, 4.2 (Wicklow) Ltd. Ballynagran, Ballybeg, Co. Wicklow Wicklow Irish Power Systems Limited Arthurstown Landfill Site, Kill 14.3 (Arthurstown) Kildare Report Generated on: Monday 2 October 2017 Page 4 of 19 Plant Type Power Station Name Company Name Power Station Address Size Auth (MW) Landfill Gas Limerick County Council Gortadroma Landfill, 2.0 Gortadroma Limerick Bord na Móna Environmental Drehid Waste Management 5.6 Ltd. Facility, Killinagh Upper, Carbury Kildare Landfill Gas 36.2 OCGT Emergency Generation (Aghada Electricity Supply Board Aghada Generating Station, 67.2 2000) Aghada, Whitegate Cork Twanaghmore Endesa Ireland Ltd Tawnaghmore Generating 104.0 Station , Killala Mayo Rhode SSE Generation Ireland Limited Coolcor, Rhode 104.0 Co. Offaly Cushaling Cushaling Power Ltd Ballykilleen, Edenderry 112.0 Offaly Emergency Generation Electricity Supply Board Tawnaghmore, Killala 44.8 (Tawnaghmore 2000) Mayo Emergency Generation Electricity Supply Board Tawnaghmore, Killala 90.4 (Tawnaghmore 2001) Mayo OCGT 522.4 Peat Lough Ree Electricity Supply Board Lanesborough,Townland of 100.0 Lanesborough, Aghamore Longford West Offaly Electricity Supply Board Shannonbridge, Townland of 150.0 Cloniffeen Offaly Peat 250.0 Reciprocati Shell E&P (Ireland) Limited Ballanaboy Bridge, Bellagelly 4.5 ng Engines (Gas) Mayo Reciprocati 4.5 ng Engines (Gas) Solar PV Surface Power Limited, Parke Village, Castlebar, 0.0 Mayo Solar PV 0.0 Waste Poolbeg Incinerator DWEL Poolbeg Peninsula 80.0 Dublin Indaver Ireland Carranstown, Duleek, 17.2 Meath Report Generated on: Monday 2 October 2017 Page 5 of 19 Plant Type Power Station Name Company Name Power Station Address Size Auth (MW) Waste 97.2 Waste/CHP Derryclure Energy Centre Glanpower Limited Derryclure, Tullamore 9.9 Co Offaly Waste/CHP 9.9 Wind Cronelea Upper Phase 1 Bearna Gaoithe Teoranta Cronelea Upper, Shillelagh 2.6 Wicklow Mountain Lodge Phase 1 & 3 Hibernian Wind Power Limited Mountain Lodge 31.5 Cavan Mount Eagle Phase 1 & 2 Mount Eagle Windfarm Limited Mount Eagle, Coom, 6.8 Castleisland Kerry Clahane Pallas Wind Farm Limited Pallas, Knockbrack, Ardfert 39.0 (Allkenn Ltd) Kerry Ballywater Wind Farm Limited Ballywater Windfarms Limited South of Cahore 31.5 Wexford Sorne Wind Limited Sorne Hill & Meenkerragh, 31.5 Buncrana Donegal Anarget (Phase 2) Meenacloughspar Limited Meenacloghspar, Near 1.2 Donegal Town Donegal Ballybane Ballybane Windfarms Limited Lackenafasoge, Glanaphuca, 29.9 Drimoleague, Bantry Cork Beam Hill Beam Wind Limited Crolly, Letterkeyy, Co. 14.0 Donegal. Beam Hill, Sth Western Corner of Inishowen Peninsula Meenakeeragh Sheeragh Wind Limited Bauville, Keelogs, Clonglash, 3.5 Buncrana Donegal Garvagh Hibernian Wind Power Limited Tullynamuckduff, West of 48.0 Drumkeeran Leitrim Meenacullalan Airoshin Wind Energy Limited Meenacullalan, Killbegs 13.8 Donegal Mullinanalt Mullananalt Windfarm (ROI) Mullananalt, Latton, Ballybay 7.5 Limtied (Airtricity) Monaghan Coomacheo Phase 1 Coomacheo Wind Farm Ltd Coomachoe, Millstreet, 41.3 (Airtricity) Cork Lurganboy Highland Wind Energy Limited Lurganboy, Rathmullan, 5.0 Donegal Report Generated on: Monday 2 October 2017 Page 6 of 19 Plant Type Power Station Name Company Name Power Station Address Size Auth (MW) Wind Loughderryduff North West Wind Limited Loughderryduff, Glenties, 7.7 Donegal Muingnaminnane Muingnaminnane Windfarm Townland of 15.9 Ltd (Saorgus Energy) Muingnaminnane, East of Tralee, Kerry Saporito Ltd (Meenacloghspar) Meenacloghspar, Near Letter 0.8 Barra, Donegal Town. Donegal Cool Power Limited Green Building, Temple Bar 0.5 Dublin Knockastanna Knockastanna Windfarm (ROI) Curraghfoil, Doon, 7.5 Limtied (Airtricity) Limerick Lackan Lackan Wind Energy Limited Lackan, Enniscrone 6.0 Sligo Carraigcannon Carraigcannon Wind Farm Ltd Carricknamohill, Killybegs, 20.0 Donegal Meentycat Phase 1 Meentycat Limited Meenahorna, Meenalaban 16.1 Donegal Midas Energy Limited Inchee, Poulbatha, Foilgreana 18.0 Kerry Dundalk Institute of Technology D.I.T. Campus, Dundalk 0.9 Louth Ballinveny North Tipperary Windfarm Ltd Ballinveny, Toomyara, 2.6 Nenagh Tipperary Coomagearlahy Phase 1 SWS Kilgarvan Windfarm Coomagearlahy, Kilgarvan 42.5 Limited Kerry Everwind Limited The Coom,
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