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Home»Solar Markets»Lorcan Allen: After a late start, Ireland finally turn their face to the sun

Lorcan Allen: After a late start, Ireland finally turn their face to the sun

Solar Markets October 22, 20221 Min Read
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Statkraft, the Norwegian energy giant, is building one of Ireland’s largest solar farms in Ballymacarney, on the Dublin-Meath border. But is the country ready to take full advantage of the benefits of solar energy?

Just outside Ashbourne, in the plowing fields along the Dublin-Meath border, a transformation is underway.

Rather than sowing winter wheat for the coming year, workers are busy driving metal stakes into the ground around Ballymacarney in east Meath. Over the next few months, state-of-the-art solar panels will be attached to these piles, and one of Ireland’s largest solar farms will be ready to start generating electricity for the national grid.

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