Codling Wind Park
codlingwindpark.ie
Codling Wind Park is an offshore wind farm in development in the Irish Sea, approximately 13-22 kilometres off the County Wicklow coast, between Greystones and Wicklow Town. It will generate 1,300 MW of electricity from 60 or 75 wind turbines, enough to power 1.2 million Irish homes. The project is a 50/50 joint venture between Fred. Olsen Seawind and EDF power solutions.
Contact details
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At a glance
- Category
- Other
- County
- Co. Wicklow
- Category in county
- Other in Wicklow
- Rank in Wicklow
- #307 of 633
- First observed in Common Crawl
- 2026 crawl 08
- Pages observed (2026 crawl 34)
- 43
- Hosts observed
- 1
- Detected technologies
- elementor, jquery, wordpress
- Rank in Ireland
- #16,996 of 34,089
- Rank in Other
- #492 of 1,075
Ranking over the past year
Where codlingwindpark.ie placed each month, against every Irish website listed here or against the sites it is listed with. A site can hold its own visitors and still slip, if the sites around it grew faster.
Up 6,698 places in Ireland since September 2025, now 16,996th of 34,089 Irish websites.
- codlingwindpark.ie
- oweninnywindfarm.ie 22,994th
- derrinloughwindfarm.ie 22,587th
Other other sites that describe a business like this one, ranked near codlingwindpark.ie.
Up 183 places in other since September 2025, now 492nd of 1,075 other websites.
- codlingwindpark.ie
- oweninnywindfarm.ie 690th
- derrinloughwindfarm.ie 673rd
Other other sites that describe a business like this one, ranked near codlingwindpark.ie.
Up 139 places in Wicklow since September 2025, now 307th of 633 Wicklow websites.
No other site in this group has enough months measured to compare against.
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