Solar at Ballycrissane
Longford ,
This application's address does not name a town or townland, so it is listed under Ballycrissane because that is the nearest area we track — 0.2 km away. That is a distance we measured, not a location the planning record states.
Grid
Association: Nothing states a connection point and the place name does not match a station, but BALLYCROSSAUN is only 0.93 km away — close enough that it is usually, though not always, where a project like this connects. Counted separately from the match rate.
Available capacity: 2.3 MW of firm generation capacity available at BALLYCROSSAUN.
A nearest substation is a measurement of distance, not a statement of where this project will connect. Where a link is published it is because the application names the station, or because the project's own place name matches it and the two are close enough for that to mean something.
Planning timeline
| Application lodged | Jun 1, 2021 |
|---|---|
| Decision due | Jul 26, 2021 |
| Decision made | Jul 22, 2021 |
| Permission expires | Jul 21, 2026 |
| Decision | UNCONDITIONAL |
Source
Planning data: national planning register (ArcGIS IrishPlanningApplications), Galway County Council. Grid capacity: ESB Networks published capacity data. Retrieved Sep 1, 2026.
Register entry: council planning file.
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