Construction works on the converter station site in Wexford for the €400m Greenlink Interconnector commenced in late January. Greenlink will link the Irish and UK electricity transmission ...

Greenlink has a nominal capacity capable of powering 380,000 homes. It comprises two converter stations and two high-voltage cables extending 190km beneath the Irish Sea, linking National Grid's ...

Photo by Steve Humphreys The Greenlink converter station being built by Siemens at Great Island, Campile. Hundreds of metres of undersea ducting stored at Bagnibun prior to being pushed through ...

The Irish government announced the Greenlink Interconnector had commenced ... The project has a nominal capacity of 500 MW and comprises two converter stations – one in Pembrokeshire, Wales ...

Greenlink aids in the integration of renewable energy in Ireland and the U.K. It has a nominal capacity equivalent to the power needed for approximately 380,000 homes. The subsidiary’s infrastructure ...

Partners Group first acquired a controlling stake in Greenlink back in 2019 and obtained full ownership in 2021. The decision to sell comes as part of the company’s strategic moves in the ...