Laois-Kilkenny Reinforcement Project Phase 1 Lead Consultant�s Report Identification of Emerging Preferred Substation Site and emerging preferred Route Corridor May 2011

The purpose of this Phase 1 � Lead Consultant�s Report is to present what is considered by ESB International to be the
emerging preferred substation site and also the emerging preferred corridor within which to locate the proposed new
110 kV circuit. The emerging preferred 400 kV corridor from the existing 400 kV overhead line to the substation site is
also identified.

PHASE 1 REPORT.pdf

North South 400 kV Interconnection Development Preliminary Re-evaluation Report May 2011

This review includes (but is not restricted to) the specific subject matter of that
application for approval, the Environmental Impact Statement (and supporting studies) accompanying
the application, alternatives considered, and third party and other submissions made to An Bord
Plean�la. This also includes information provided to, or obtained by EirGrid, subsequent to the
withdrawal of that previous application. This is in order to ascertain whether the scope, content,

North South 400 kV Interconnection Development - Re-evaluation Report.pdf

LAOIS � KILKENNY REINFORCEMENT PROJECT: Assessment of Alternative 400/110kV Substation Study Areas

This report details the findings of a study carried out by ESBI on behalf of EirGrid in order to
assess the suitability of potential 400/110kV substation study areas for the Laois-Kilkenny
Reinforcement Project.

Appendix F-2 Assessment of Alternative 400-110kV Substation .pdf

Dublin North Fringe 220 kV Reinforcement Project Functional Parameters for Site Selection April 18, 2011

This report sets out the technical requirements and corresponding functional parameters
used to identify a study area for the new Dublin North Fringe 220 kV bulk supply point
(BSP) planned for Dublin North Fringe area.

North Fringe Study Area Report April 18 2011 Final.pdf