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Statkraft’s Low Emissions Scenario: The energy world towards 2050
Statkraft’s Low Emissions Scenario is an extensive analysis of the energy market moving towards 2050. Learn all about it here.
Low emission scenario
Powering possibilities
Renewable energy can’t be part of the solution. It must be the solution.
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Statkraft announces Energy Engineering Scholarships at University College Cork
Statkraft Ireland has announced that it will fund three scholarships for students of the Honours Bachelor of Energy Engineering degree at University College Cork (UCC).
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Greater action needed to shift global course to meet climate target
Statkraft’s annual Low Emissions Scenario urges greater action to shift global course to come close to a 1.5-degree climate target. Renewables remain at the core of this strategy, but we won’t succeed...
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Statkraft launches virtual consultation room for North Irish Sea Array
Statkraft has announced that the virtual consultation room for the North Irish Sea Array (NISA) offshore wind farm is now live. NISA is a proposal for an offshore wind farm off the counties of Dublin,...
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Country series: Ireland with an ambitious climate action plan
About 40 per cent of Ireland's electricity currently comes from renewable sources, but the country aims to increase this to 70 per cent by 2030.
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Asset Management
Statkraft's Asset Management team has established itself as one of the leading 3rd party Windfarm Operations and Management service providers in Ireland.
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Our energy sources
Wind power is one of the easiest ways of generating low-cost electricity from renewable energy sources, and plays an important role in meeting the Ireland's energy needs.
The world is embracing solar power on a scale we have never seen before. Statkraft has developed solar power for the past ten years, and our ambitions are high.
Meenwaun Wind Farm, Ireland
125 years of renewable energy
Statkraft has been making clean energy possible for over a century. Statkraft entered UK in 2006 and following growth expanded to Ireland in 2018 given the countries renewables ambition.
Read more about our history in IrelandNumbers we’re proud of
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65 TWhEnvironment-friendly power generation
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93%Renewable energy
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4,000 employeesin 17 countries
Statkraft Ireland
Statkraft Ireland develops, owns and operates renewable production facilities. We are also involved in the trading and origination of power from our own projects and those of third parties. Ireland is one of the selected growth markets for wind and solar power in Statkraft, given the country’s significant renewable energy resources, particularly in terms of wind energy. Find out more about our activities in Ireland below: