Meath County Council Approves Energy Park Development at Woodlands
Meath County Council has approved the development of an Energy Park in Woodlands, Batterstown, aimed at supporting large energy consumers and minimizing carbon output. This initiative is expected to attract Foreign Direct Investment and create jobs, addressing energy security and sustainability in the region.

Meath County Council is advancing plans for an Energy Park in Woodlands, aiming to accommodate energy-intensive businesses and enhance low to zero carbon electricity production. The council will amend the County Development Plan to facilitate this project, seen as pivotal for attracting Foreign Direct Investment and job creation.
A detailed assessment identified Woodlands as the optimal location, benefiting from existing infrastructure like a 400kw substation and the east-west interconnector. The initiative aligns with national energy goals, promising to future-proof Meath in terms of climate and economic resilience. The project has garnered strong support from council members, emphasizing its potential to meet the energy needs of modern businesses.




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