Major Solar Farm in North Kerry Refused Planning
Planning for a major solar farm in North Kerry has been refused due to concerns over its impact on the landscape's character and visuals.
- The application was made by Statkraft Ireland Limited to Kerry County Council for a ten-year planning permission.
- The proposed solar farm would cover around 120 hectares between Listowel and Ballylongford.
- The development would include ground-mounted solar PV panels, transformers, security fencing, gates, and 181 CCTV cameras.
- A 33kV underground cable was also part of the application, with the potential to provide up to 70 MW of renewable energy.
Local residents submitted criticisms, citing potential negative impacts on their properties and the locality.
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Author's summary: Solar farm refused over landscape concerns.
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