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Mar

SSE to build power station in Ireland to run on biofuels

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SSE Thermal has taken a final investment decision to build Tarbert Next Generation Power Station – opening a new chapter in the site’s proud energy story.

The 300MW plant will run on 100% sustainable biofuels with the potential to convert to hydrogen, reflecting SSE Thermal’s commitment to supporting the electricity system in Ireland while laying the foundations for a low-carbon future.

Delivery of Tarbert Next Generation Power Station represents a total capital expenditure investment of up to €300 million by SSE Thermal.

Read the full article here.