The proposed Lyra Wind Farm project is situated in the west of Ireland in Co. Mayo, approximately 7km southeast of Westport, and 2.2km southeast of Aghagower Village and 9.5km west of Ballintubber Village. The area under investigation is situated in the townlands of Cordarragh South, Corveagh Upper and Teevinish West. Much of the proposed turbine area is located at an elevation of between 100m and 200m above sea level.

This project is in the early stages of the development process. Consultation with key stakeholders, resource modelling, and site assessments have commenced.

Further details can be found at the project website here.

Carrane Hill Wind Farm lies within Carrownadargny townland close to Geevagh, approximately 20km to the South East of Sligo town in Co. Sligo. The Wind Farm has a mean elevation of around 430 meters and an average wind speed at hub height of around 9 meters/second. The site is surrounded by commercial forestry to the west and north east.

Carrane Hill Wind Farm consists of four Gamesa G52 turbines and was constructed over the summer of 2006. It was commissioned and commenced generation in November 2006 under an Alternative Energy Requirement VI power contract. Carrane Hill was officially opened in July 2007 by the late Mr. Brendan Mc Williams with a blessing by local parish priests Fr. Alwell and Fr. Cullen.

Project Summary
Consented Number of Turbines	4
Consented MW	3.4MW
Commissioning Date	2006
Current Owner	ESB Wind Development Ltd

Buttevant Wind Farm is located in the Ballyhoura Mountain range, close to DP Energy’s head office. The project is based entirely within established forestry on Coillte lands, taking up less than 5% of the land on the site and allowing existing recreational activities to continue. It was granted planning consent in January 2016 for 6 turbines with a maximum tip height of 135m.

The project has a grid connection offer under Gate 3 of the Commission for Electricity Regulation (Note: CER is now CRU) process with the grid connection planned at Charleville Substation. The site lies immediately west of the ESB/Coillte consented 14 turbine Castlepook windfarm.   DP Energy is working closely with ESBI/Coillte on the coordination of construction activities for the neighbouring project, with shared access arrangements and a common grid connection.

The mitigation and monitoring measures described in the planning application will be implemented and integrated into the construction and operation of the development.

Turbine
Manufacturer and Model	TBC
Nameplate Rating	3.2MW
Hub Height	80 m
Rotor Diameter	108 m

Site
Number of Machines	6
Total Installed Capacity	19.2 MW
Annual Output	57GWh
Equivalent Tonnage of CO2 Saved	22,940(1)
Equivalent Number of Households	12,480
Power Contract	TBC
Commission Date	2017

Booltiagh Wind Farm has a mean site elevation of 170m and an average wind speed of 8.5 meters/second. It lies approximately 15km west of Ennis in Co. Clare midway between the villages of Kilmalley and Kilmihil. The wind farm is based within a commercial forestry.

Booltiagh Wind Farm has an initial installed capacity of 19.5MW based on 13 GE 1.5MW machines. The original project was financed under an AER VI power contract and was commissioned in August 2005.

Project Summary
Consented Number of Turbines	13
Consented MW	22.5MW
Commissioning Date	2005
Current Owner	Brookfield Renewable Energy Partners

The Black Banks Wind Farm has a mean site elevation of 370m and an average wind speed of just over 8 meters/second. It lies approximately 20km south east of Sligo town and 5km south west of the village of Drumkeeran in Co. Leitrim. The land is used for sheep grazing and turf cutting.

The project utilised four Vestas V52 machines and was commissioned in 2001.

Project Summary
Consented Number of Turbines	4
Consented MW	3.4MW
Commissioning Date	2001
Current Owner	ESB Wind Development Ltd