East West and Moyle Interconnector User Forum 2015
East West and Moyle Interconnector User Forum 2015
Your Grid, Your Views, Your Tommorow - Responding to Equine Concerns
Your Grid, Your Views, Your Tomorrow - Responding to Equine Concerns
Your Grid, Your Views, Your Tomorrow - Responding to Equine Concerns - Appendix 3
Your Grid, Your Views, Your Tomorrow - Responding to Equine Concerns - Appendix 3
Your Grid, Your Views, Your Tomorrow - Responding to Equine Concerns - Appendix 2
Your Grid, Your Views, Your Tomorrow - Responding to Equine Concerns - Appendix 2
North-South 400 kV Interconnection Development Community Update Brochure - July 2014
North-South 400 kV Interconnection Development - Community Update Brochure - July 2014
EirGrid Evidence Based Environmental Studies - EMF
Literature review of electromagnetic fields (EMF) and human health, and an evidence base of EMF measurements from the Irish Transmission System.
EirGrid commences new round of public consultation on Grid West project
Five open days from 7th � 11th July across counties Mayo, Roscommon & Leitrim.
Feedback from the public to form part of analysis of both underground and overhead
route options to be reviewed by Independent Expert Panel before the project
progresses
THE GRID WEST PROJECT ENGINEERING CONSTRAINTS MAP
A0 ENGINEERING CONSTRAINTS MAP AT SCALE: 1:175,000
Grid25 strategy not related to proposals by private developers to export renewable energy to UK
EirGrid�s Grid25 strategy is not related in any way to current draft proposals by private developers to export renewable energy to Great Britain.
EirGrid Grid25 Initiatives 28th January 2014
This document cover 4 main topics 1. Conduct a comprehensive underground analysis for the Grid Link and Grid West projects.2. Implement a Community Gain Fund encompassing a fund for localities and one for residences located close to new pylons and stations. 3. Continue to monitor research developments and provide information on health and power lines. 4. Comprehensively address major issues arising such as tourism, agriculture and equine concerns.