Grid Development

Le tionscadal an idirnascaire Cheiltigh cruthófar idirnasc leictreachais idir Éire agus an Fhrainc chun malartú leictreachais idir an dá thír a éascú. Déanfaidh an nasc an fostáisiún leictreachais atá ann faoi láthair i gCnoc Rátha (in oirthear Chorcaí) a cheangal leis an bhfostáisiún in La Martyre (Finistère, an Fhrainc).

Welcome to the third issue of EirGrid’s Celtic Interconnector newsletter. As works progress on this key development to join the electricity grids of Ireland and France, we want to keep you updated.

Laois Kilkenny Community Forum Meeting Minutes from December 2023

In order to strengthen the electricity network in the east of Meath and the north of Dublin, EirGrid is proposing to develop a high-capacity 400 kV underground electricity cable between Woodland substation, near Batterstown in Co Meath, and Belcamp substation, near Clonshaugh in north Dublin. This project is referred to as the East Meath-North Dublin Grid Upgrade, or CP1021.

Welcome to the second issue of EirGrid’s Celtic Interconnector newsletter. As works progress on this key development to join the electricity grids of Ireland and France, we want to keep you updated.

Suiteálfaidh EirGrid, lenár gcomhpháirtithe, níos mó ná 50km de cháblaí 220 kV ar 5 bhealach ar fud na cathrach.

Suiteálfaidh EirGrid, lenár gcomhpháirtithe, níos mó ná 50km de cháblaí 220 kV ar 5 bhealach ar fud na cathrach.

Powering Up Dublin is a critical programme that will strengthen key electricity infrastructure in Dublin and
the surrounding areas, making the city ‘renewable ready.’ Dublin’s demand for electricity has grown and will
continue to grow in the years ahead as we move to using electricity for heat and transport. These works allow
us to meet our energy demands now and in the future.

Powering Up Dublin is a critical programme that will strengthen key electricity infrastructure in Dublin and
the surrounding areas, making the city ‘renewable ready.’ Dublin’s demand for electricity has grown and will
continue to grow in the years ahead as we move to using electricity for heat and transport. These works allow
us to meet our energy demands now and in the future.

Powering Up Dublin is a critical programme that will strengthen key electricity infrastructure in Dublin and
the surrounding areas, making the city ‘renewable ready.’ Dublin’s demand for electricity has grown and will
continue to grow in the years ahead as we move to using electricity for heat and transport. These works allow
us to meet our energy demands now and in the future.