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A Map of the Ballynagran Basin Area is at the bottom of this post.

There is also a download link for this Newsletter at the bottom of this post.

This is just one example of how a community renewable energy cooperative might look like.

There is a dowload link at the bottom of the post.

see also To Catch the Wind

Here are a few photographs of the met mast recently erected at the current preferred location

Before a wind turbine can be formally proposed,the potential wind resource on the prospective site must be

To Catch The Wind explores the idea that the residents of areas in which wind turbines are going to be built should be offered the opportunity to invest in those turbines.

It also examines the various

Our focus in applying for these grants was to fund two projects within the Small Grant Scheme area for the benefit of the community most affected by the Landfill.

Please take the time to visit a nearly zero energy or low energy building in Wicklow or elsewhere in Ireland from 7th – 9th November 2014 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) during the NZEB Open Doors Ireland 2014

Jonathan came across this article, on the Ireland’s Building News Portal, that he’d like to share.

There is a download link at the bottom of the post.

You can view or download this Newsletter here ➞  Autumn 2014 Newsletter

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This is the agenda for their

So, generating electricity from onshore wind is cheaper than using gas, coal and nuclear according to an Ecofys study. This study has been approved by the European Commission.

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Wednesday 8th October – Bloomfield House Hotel, Mullingar, Co. Westmeath 10.30 am to