BNRG News

BNRG is delighted to announce that Niamh McCabe has joined the team as Head of People. Niamh is a highly experienced senior human resources (HR) leader with 20+ years of experience working across a range of sectors. In her most recent previous roles, Niamh led the global people and culture agenda for aircraft leasing and…

When many people hear ‘renewable energy’ and ‘Ireland’, they think wind. BNRG Renewables is aiming to change that. They are leading the effort to bring commercial-scale solar power to Ireland. Published by Irish Independent Author: Paul Donoghue Click here  

David Maguire, chief executive of BNRG: the solar energy company is aiming to take 70 MW of projects into construction in Maine in the coming months.

BNRG Leeson have a pipeline of project at different stages of development but we continue to look for opportunities to expand the portfolio. To support this greenfield development, the team have created a new website where landowners can use to understand the opportunities to lease and sell sites and operate agriculture and renewable energy production in a combined manner that is simple and rewarding.

It was a fantastic couple of days for BNRG Team & its partners Dirigo & Leeson! We had our offsite meeting in the Brooklodge hotel, Wicklow, followed by a site visit to Millvale solar farm. Millvale Solar Farm was developed by BNRG with Neoen and it is the first grid-scale solar farm to be energised in the Republic of Ireland.

Dublin-headquartered solar power developer BNRG is currently raising up to €115m of debt and equity, after doing an asset swap deal with former partner Neoen.
Published by Independent
Author: John Reynolds

Global investment firm Carlyle (NADDAQ: CG) and global independent power producer BNRG (”BNRG”) today announced the energization of Phase 1 of the Acadia Renewable Energy (”Acadia”) solar generation portfolio in Maine.

BNRG and their partners for this portfolio, Neoen, have completed financing for the Hilltown, Hortland and Millvale solar farms in Kildare, Meath and Wicklow.

Green energy developer BNRG and its partner Neoen have secured finance for three solar farms they are building in Leinster.

With 67,000 solar panels, Milo Solar is the largest solar farm in Maine. The project will power approximately 3,400 Maine homes with clean, renewable energy.