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| − | Airtricity is an Irish based renewable energy provider | + | Airtricity is an Irish based renewable energy provider which was sold to [[Scottish and Southern Energy]] in 2008. |
| − | According to | + | According to its website as of November 2009: |
| − | 'Airtricity’s renewable energy development division is responsible for the development and construction of the Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) group’s renewable energy projects across Ireland , Great Britain , and Continental Europe, including offshore and onshore wind farms, hydro, marine, biomass, and solar projects . This division, which is headquartered in Dublin and operates in 17 locations across Ireland , Great Britain and Europe , is to be renamed SSE Renewables with effect from 1st January 2010.'<ref>Airtricity [http://www.airtricity.com/ireland/about_us/ About us], Accessed 28/11/09</ref> | + | 'Airtricity’s renewable energy development division is responsible for the development and construction of the Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) group’s renewable energy projects across Ireland , Great Britain , and Continental Europe, including offshore and onshore wind farms, hydro, marine, biomass, and solar projects. This division, which is headquartered in Dublin and operates in 17 locations across Ireland , Great Britain and Europe, is to be renamed SSE Renewables with effect from 1st January 2010.'<ref>Airtricity [http://www.airtricity.com/ireland/about_us/ About us], Accessed 28/11/09</ref> |
'The company is currently developing two of Europe’s larger wind farms, a 350MW onshore wind farm, Clyde, located in the Upper Clyde Valley in Scotland and a 504MW offshore wind farm, Greater Gabbard, located off the Suffolk coast of England.'<ref>Airtricity [http://www.airtricity.com/ireland/about_us/ About us], Accessed 28/11/09</ref> | 'The company is currently developing two of Europe’s larger wind farms, a 350MW onshore wind farm, Clyde, located in the Upper Clyde Valley in Scotland and a 504MW offshore wind farm, Greater Gabbard, located off the Suffolk coast of England.'<ref>Airtricity [http://www.airtricity.com/ireland/about_us/ About us], Accessed 28/11/09</ref> | ||
Revision as of 18:06, 30 November 2009
Airtricity is an Irish based renewable energy provider which was sold to Scottish and Southern Energy in 2008.
According to its website as of November 2009:
'Airtricity’s renewable energy development division is responsible for the development and construction of the Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) group’s renewable energy projects across Ireland , Great Britain , and Continental Europe, including offshore and onshore wind farms, hydro, marine, biomass, and solar projects. This division, which is headquartered in Dublin and operates in 17 locations across Ireland , Great Britain and Europe, is to be renamed SSE Renewables with effect from 1st January 2010.'[1]
'The company is currently developing two of Europe’s larger wind farms, a 350MW onshore wind farm, Clyde, located in the Upper Clyde Valley in Scotland and a 504MW offshore wind farm, Greater Gabbard, located off the Suffolk coast of England.'[2]
Contents
Activities
History
Affiliations
Directors
- Paul Dowling
- Mark Ennis
- Donal Flynn
- Ian Marchant
- Paul Morton
- Alistair Phillips-Davies
- James Isaac Smith
- Pamela Walsh
- Stephen Wheeler. [3]
Ex Director Adam Bruce
Funding
Clients
Publications
Contact
Registered in Ireland: No.314061 Airtricity Holdings Limited.
Registered Office: One Spencer Dock, North Wall Quay, Dublin 1, Ireland.
- Phone:
- Email:
- Website:
