The momentum is now, and we're proud to continue partnering with Dublin Airport and help them achieve 20% of the airport's annual electricity needs coming from renewable solar energy by 2030 with our tailored energy solutions.
That means fewer emissions, lower energy costs, and a big step forward in making one of Ireland's busiest hubs more sustainable. This first phase of the solar farm is already producing enough energy to cover 10–13% of Dublin Airport's annual electricity needs, including everything out on the airfield.
Now operational, the 9MWp solar farm is expected to generate 7GWh to 9GWh of electricity each year, which is 10% – 13% of Dublin Airport's annual consumption. This is sufficient to cover the electricity needs of the entire airfield, with excess electricity contributing to the energy needs of the airport terminals and campus.
Daa Chief Commercial and Development Officer Vincent Harrison said investing in on-site power is critical to ensuring infrastructure is resilient. Chief executive of the daa, formerly called Dublin Airport Authority, Kenny Jacobs (left) with Transport and Environment Minister Darragh O'Brien at the official opening of Dublin Airport's solar farm.
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