Sustainability 
Inis Offshore Wind is passionate about sustainability. It's at the core of everything we do.

Innovation 
Inis Offshore Wind seeks to constantly deploy the latest technologies and solutions to bring our projects on stream and accelerate the energy transition.

Community 
At Inis Offshore Wind we care for our people, our stakeholders and our environment.

Excellence 
Performance matters. We help each other deliver and exceed our goals.

Partnership 
Inis Offshore Wind builds positive, mutually beneficial relationships based on partnership, transparency, collaboration, and trust.

Inis Offshore Wind energy projects for Ireland

Enabling a sustainable energy future for the people of Ireland

Inis Offshore Wind is an Irish renewable energy firm working to enable a sustainable energy future for the people of Ireland. Backed by the Temporis Aurora Fund, whose investors include the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund (ISIF), our purpose is to harness Ireland’s vast offshore wind energy potential to accelerate and deliver Ireland’s transition to a clean, sustainable, low-carbon energy system.


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Innovision

Wicklow Offshore Wind Virtual Room

Come join us in charting the transition to Net Zero! The Inis Offshore Wind Virtual Public Consultation Rooms for our proposed project off the coast of Wicklow is now open. ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­

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Innovision

Kinsale Offshore Wind Virtual Room

Come join us in charting the transition to Net Zero! The Inis Offshore Wind Virtual Public Consultation Rooms for our proposed project off the coast of Kinsale is now open. ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­

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The David McWilliams Podcast

Podcast: There's great dryin' in that wind!

Vanessa O'Connell, Head of Inis Offshore Wind discusses Ireland's Offshore wind energy potential on The David McWilliams Podcast. https://shows.acast.com/the-david-mcwilliams-podcast/episodes/moving-beyond-oil

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Fleet Transport

Significant Opportunities for Supporting Renewable Energy Activities from C

Sharing similar visions for the future, the Port of Cork Company has met with Inis Offshore Wind, one of Ireland’s leading renewable energy firms, to discuss the future of Ireland’s Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) sector and ports

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Irish Times

Ireland urgently needs a new vision for offshore wind energy

With a clear plan, we can realise the opportunity that the offshore industry holds for the future of Ireland

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Business Plus

Inis Offshore Wind Makes Four Appointments

Irish offshore wind development business Inis Offshore Wind has made four key appointments as it continues efforts to develop at least 5GW of offshore wind capacity by 2030.

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Mark Connolly 
Limerick Leader

Limerick man lands key job at new offshore wind development business

A Limerick native has been appointed to a key role at Inis Offshore Wind, the Irish offshore wind development company backed by the Temporis Aurora Fund.

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Irish Independent

This Working Life

‘We are an Irish company and we want to build the same trust well-known utilities have’. Aoife Galvin is Senior Offshore Project Manager at Inis Offshore Wind and she talks to Mary McCarthy her passion for renewables.

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Irish Independent

Offshore wind is moving from the talking to the doing phase

No industry holds the promise of radical transformation across the Irish economy like the offshore wind sector. Just as the oil and gas sector once held out the promise of energy self-sufficiency from beneath the waves, supporter

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renews.biz

Irish newbie targets 1GW offshore by 2030

Temporis Investment Management has today announced the launch of Inis Offshore Wind, a new Irish renewable energy company with plans to develop at least 1GW of capacity by 2030.

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Ireland to ‘break even at least’ from OECD tax reform 
The Irish Times

Ireland to ‘break even at least’ from OECD tax reform

Ireland will break even at least from the Government decision to sign up to the OECD reform of global corporate taxation, and may even benefit over time, a leading tax adviser tells the Sunday Times

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New developer led by Ørsted veteran plans 1GW Irish offshore wind by 2030 
Wind Power Monthly

New developer led by Ørsted veteran plans 1GW Irish offshore wind by 2030

No industry holds the promise of radical transformation across the Irish economy like the offshore wind sector. Just as the oil and gas sector once held out the promise of energy self-sufficiency from beneath the waves...

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‘Tall order’ for Ireland to meet offshore wind targets 
Irish Independent

‘Tall order’ for Ireland to meet offshore wind targets

Ireland is facing a “tall order” to deploy 5GW of offshore wind energy by the Government’s targeted date of 2030, according to Seamus McCabe, vice president with Macquarie’s Green Investment Group (GIG).

Harnessing Ireland’s unmatched offshore wind potential

80%

Electricity to come from renewables by 2030 (National Development Plan 2021-2030)

5GW

Irish Government’s offshore wind installed capacity target by 2030 (Irish Government Climate Action Plan)

50%

Potential growth in demand for electricity in Ireland by 2030 (Eirgrid All-Island Generation Capacity Statement 2020)

800k

Number of homes that can be powered by 1GW of offshore wind electricity generation

30GW

Ireland’s floating offshore wind potential

2.5k

Number of local development and construction jobs to be created in offshore wind to 2030

As part of the Climate Action Plan, the Irish Government has committed to ensuring 80% of Ireland’s electricity will come from renewable sources by 2030 and set an offshore wind development target of 5GW by the end of the decade. Our projects will make a significant contribution to this target. We want to harness Ireland’s vast offshore wind energy potential to enable Ireland’s transition to a Net Zero carbon economy while caring for our people, our stakeholders and our environment.

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Leinster

Inis Offshore Wind Leinster is preparing to investigate the feasibility of developing an Offshore Windfarm approx. 14km off the coast of Greystones, County Wicklow. To carry out the necessary survey work, a Foreshore Investigatory Licence Application and supporting documentation has been submitted to the Marine Planning and Foreshore Section of the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government. This licence, if granted, will last for 5 years.

Wicklow

Inis Offshore Wind is investigating the feasibility of developing Wicklow Offshore Wind Farm proposed to be located a minimum of 8km and up to 22km off the Wicklow coast. Work began in early 2020 in response to the Irish Government’s Climate Action Plan. Should the project successfully progress through various consenting and development challenges ahead, it is hoped that the capacity of up to 500MW can be brought into production by 2030.

Kinsale

Inis Offshore Wind Kinsale is preparing to investigate the feasibility of developing an Offshore Windfarm approx. 13km off the coast of Kinsale, County Cork. To carry out the necessary survey work, a Foreshore Investigatory Licence Application and supporting documentation has been submitted to the Marine Planning and Foreshore Section of the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government. This licence, if granted, will last for 5 years.

Kerry

Inis Offshore Wind Kerry is preparing to investigate the feasibility of developing an Offshore Windfarm approx. 11km off the coast of Kerry at the mouth of the Shannon Estuary. To carry out the necessary survey work, a Foreshore Investigatory Licence Application and supporting documentation has been submitted to the Marine Planning and Foreshore Section of the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government. This licence, if granted, will be valid for 5 years.

Munster

Inis Offshore Wind Munster is preparing to investigate the feasibility of developing an Offshore Windfarm approx. 16km off the coast of County Clare. To carry out the necessary survey work, a Foreshore Investigatory Licence Application and supporting documentation has been submitted to the Marine Planning and Foreshore Section of the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government. This licence, if granted, will be valid for 5 years.

Péarla

We are investigating the feasibility of developing Péarla Offshore Wind Farm proposed to be located a minimum of 40km off the Waterford / Wexford coast. Work began in late 2021 in response to the Irish Government’s Climate Action Plan. Should the project successfully progress through various consenting and development challenges ahead, it is hoped that the capacity of up to 1000MW can be brought into production by 2030.

Map of Inis Offshore Wind energy and renewable projects
Inis Offshore Wind is working for a renewable engery future in Ireland