Culliagh Wind Farm
Culliagh Wind Farm, situated to the west of Ballybofey in County Donegal, was the first wind farm in Ireland to be fully funded by the private sector when it was built in 2000.
Comprising 18 turbines, the wind farm has an installed generation capacity of 11.9MW.
Culliagh Wind Farm can power almost 8,000 homes and help abate over 9,500 tonnes of harmful carbon dioxide per annum.
The Culliagh Community Fund launched in 2000. So far around €220,000 has been presented to groups around the wind farm.
Meentycat and Culliagh Community Fund
Through our Meentycat Wind Farm and the adjoining Culliagh Wind Farm in Co. Donegal we make over €100,000 per year available for local projects through our Community Fund programme and our annual Sponsored Walk, which takes place at the wind farm every September.
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We are here to answer your queries.
Please get in contact with us using the details below and our team will respond to you within two working days.
Community Fund Development Officer: [email protected]
If your query relates to the operation of the wind farm, please contact:
Wind Farm Operating Team: [email protected]
^Total annual homes powered quoted based on installed capacity, typical onshore wind load factor of 32%, typical annual consumption (4,200kWh). *Quoted CO2 emissions abated based on typical annual MWh output and average CO2 Emissions in 2018 (0.291t/MWh) in the All-Island Single Electricity Market, and published by the CRU in its Fuel Mix Disclosure and CO2 Emissions for 2018, September 2019.