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RWE and Soargus apply for a 900 MW offshore wind project in Ireland

RWE Renewables Ireland and Irish company Saorgus Energy have submitted an application to the Irish government for a Maritime Area Consent (MAC) for the proposed Dublin Array 900 MW offshore wind farm project. The MAC is a state consent process introduced under the Maritime Area Planning Act of 2021 to regulate the use of Ireland’s maritime area. 

The Dublin Array project, estimated to result in a €1bn investment, will displace the equivalent of 1.5 MtCO2eq/year and generate sufficient electricity for approximately 845,000 Irish homes.

The project will contribute to Ireland's climate action target of reaching at least 5 GW of offshore wind capacity, and 70% of power generated from renewables, by 2030. In 2021, Ireland only had 25 MW of offshore wind installed capacity (against 4.3 GW for onshore wind).

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