This report provides a comprehensive overview of onshore and offshore wind generation in the Republic of Ireland. It begins with an introduction to wind power generation and its significance in Ireland, highlighting the country's substantial wind energy production capacity. The report then differentiates between onshore and offshore wind generation, detailing their respective characteristics and advantages. The report delves into the policy framework governing wind energy in Ireland, including public consultation policies, national planning policies, and regulations for offshore wind farm developments. It also discusses the financial incentives, such as grants and feed-in tariffs, that support wind energy projects. Furthermore, the report examines future plans for wind energy development in Ireland, including strategic energy frameworks and renewable energy strategies. In conclusion, the report summarizes the key differences between onshore and offshore wind generation and emphasizes the benefits of wind energy for Ireland, such as job creation and a stable electricity supply. The report references several sources to support its analysis.
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