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Statkraft to build two wind farms in Ireland

Arnes BiogradlijaBy Arnes Biogradlija21/12/20202 Mins Read
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Statkraft has decided to construct Cloghan and Taghart wind farms in Ireland.

In addition, the company has agreed to sell the wind farms to Greencoat Renewables while retaining responsibility for the construction and the long-term operation and management, in line with Statkraft’s strategy to build, sell, operate and trade power.

Cloghan (37.8MW) is located in County Offaly and Taghart (25.2MW) in County Cavan in Ireland. Construction will start early 2021.

Statkraft will manage the construction of both wind farms and will provide operational management services for the wind farms in the operations phase.

The ownership of the assets will be transferred to Greencoat Renewables when they become operational in 2022. The total value of the project, including construction costs, is €123 million.

“Statkraft is playing a leading role in the global transition to a low carbon future and I am really pleased to see the financial partnership with Greencoat Renewables contributing to delivering Ireland’s carbon reduction targets”.

Statkraft Ireland managing director, Kevin O’Donovan.

Statkraft secured 15-year fixed price contracts for the two wind projects and two solar projects in Ireland’s first competitive auction under the Government’s new Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS-1) earlier this year.

“Securing our first assets under RESS is an important milestone for us as the RESS auctions will continue to support the growth of the Irish renewables market. We expect this combination of contracted revenues and forward-purchases to become commonplace in both Ireland and Europe over the next few years, and we believe Greencoat Renewables is well positioned given our scale and the strength of our relationships. We look forward to working with Statkraft and adding these two quality wind farms to our portfolio in two years’ time.”

Paul O’Donnell, partner at Greencoat Capital, the investment manager.

“We believe that Ireland will be one of the leading growth markets for wind and solar power, given the country’s significant renewable energy resources”.

Kevin O’Donovan.
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