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Galetech is advancing e-Fuels through Irish research facilities and global renewables, delivering scalable, carbon-neutral fuel solutions. e-Fuels Galetech is a leader in the renewable energy sector, specialising in wind, solar, and energy storage solutions. We are committed to pioneering next-generation technologies - including e-Fuels - to accelerate the global energy transition. 2027 E-Fuels Research Facility 2030 100mw Marhera Excelerated 2030's Emoru 1GW Our Pathway In Ireland, Galetech is launching a state-of-the-art, modular research facility designed for rapid deployment. This facility leverages our deep industry experience to unlock stranded renewable energy resources and bring innovative e-Fuel solutions to market. The initial rollout will include a commercial-scale facility of up to 40 MW, capable of producing as much as 15 million litres of e-Fuel per year. This output represents roughly 10% of Ireland’s expected contribution to the EU’s 2030 mandate for synthetic aviation fuel. In parallel, Galetech is advancing two major renewable energy projects in Kenya. The initial phase aims to harness 1 GW of combined solar and wind capacity within the next decade. This dual-region strategy reflects our long-term commitment to driving the adoption of e-Fuels, reducing global carbon emissions, and supporting sustainable economic development. Why e-Fuels e-Fuels - also known as electrofuels - are synthetic fuels produced using renewable energy, offering a carbon-neutral pathway to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. They are created through electrolysis, a process that uses renewable electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. The renewable hydrogen is then combined with captured CO₂ to form energy-dense hydrocarbons such as e-methanol, e-diesel, and e-kerosene. These next-generation fuels are fully compatible with existing engines, fueling systems, and global energy infrastructure. This makes e-Fuels a powerful solution for sectors that are difficult to electrify, including aviation, shipping, and heavy-duty transport. Ongoing advancements in electrolysis technologies and carbon capture are driving greater efficiency and cost reductions, bringing scalable e-Fuel production closer to commercial reality. e-Fuels represent a critical bridge to a cleaner, more resilient energy future without requiring a complete overhaul of today’s transport systems. CO2 Conversion Process The three essential components of e-fuel production are renewable electricity, water and carbon dioxide. The e-fuel process mimics the processes of nature, such as trees taking in sunlight, carbon dioxide and water. By converting CO2 from the atmosphere into a renewable e-Fuel we replace conventional fossil fuels thus helping reduce future CO2 levels in our atmosphere. Projects Research Facility in Ireland e-Fuels Kenya at GW Stages e-Fuels View More The Market The European Union has committed to a 55% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and achieving climate neutrality by 2050. In the aviation sector alone there are mandates for >0.7% e-Fuel in 2030 rising sharply to 35% e-Fuel by 2050. Simply put, there’s an EU mandated demand for >500 million litres of e-Fuel in 2030 for just the aviation industry, with similar mandates in place for maritime and road transport. Community Grants & Fund Activities Cush Wind Farm From Community Support to Champions: Drumcullen Camogie’s Senior B Title View More Old Mill Wind Farm St. Oliver Plunkett NS Visit Old Mill Wind Farm and Build a “Human Turbine” View More Old Mill Wind Farm A Day of Discovery: Oliver Plunkett’s N.S. Visits Old Mill Wind Farm View More View More Talk to Our Experts Talk to Keith Awards and Certifications Quick Links About Us History Mission, Vision & Values Safety Our People Technologies Onshore Wind Offshore Energy Storage Solar Hydrogen Passive Design Offsite Modular Resources News Community Hub Career Career Opportunities Life at Galetech

Large Energy Users BTM Large-Scale Wind Auto-Production Project Galetech delivered Ireland’s first large-scale wind auto-production project, designed to provide renewable electricity directly to a major industrial client in County Cork. The project integrates two Enercon E-82 wind turbines operating under a behind-the-meter structure, enabling the client to significantly reduce exposure to electricity price volatility while lowering carbon emissions. The development was led through feasibility, planning, funding support, procurement, and full project execution. Client Confidential Client-Cork Capacity 4.1MW Location Cork Architect Challenge Key challenges associated with the project included: Developing Ireland’s first large-scale wind auto-production model for an industrial client Structuring commercial arrangements to allow on-site renewable electricity supply through a behind-the-meter PPA Managing grid and market mechanisms to enable export of surplus generation Delivering a financially viable project while supporting grant funding and commercial structuring Solution - Galetech implemented a structured development and funding strategy to ensure successful project delivery: - Detailed feasibility and energy demand analysis to optimise turbine capacity relative to site consumption - Development of a hybrid commercial model, combining on-site consumption with export under a REFIT PPA - Strategic use of SEAI grant funding mechanisms to support project economics - Integrated project management and delivery oversight from development through construction - Long-term operations and maintenance services to ensure reliable asset performance Outcome Delivery of Ireland’s first large-scale wind auto-production project - Installation of two Enercon E-82 turbines providing 4.1 MW total capacity - Generation of approximately 10 GWh of renewable electricity annually - Approximately 70% of electricity consumed on-site, supplying ~30% of the client’s total electricity demand - Surplus electricity exported and sold into the market through REFIT PPA arrangements - Significant energy cost savings and reduced exposure to electricity price volatility. Start Your Project with Us Contact Us Awards and Certifications Quick Links About Us History Mission, Vision & Values Safety Our People Technologies Onshore Wind Offshore Energy Storage Solar Hydrogen Passive Design Offsite Modular Resources News Community Hub Career Career Opportunities Life at Galetech

Large Scale Energy Usage Hybrid Wind & Solar Auto-Production Project Galetech delivered Ireland’s largest co-located, behind-the-meter hybrid renewable energy project, integrating wind and solar generation to directly supply energy to a private client’s operations. The project was led through feasibility, planning, procurement, and construction, culminating in a fully operational renewable energy system designed to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions while improving energy resilience for the client. Client Confidential Client-Cavan Capacity NA Location Co. Cavan Architect Challenge Key challenges associated with the development included: - Delivering a hybrid renewable solution integrating wind and solar technologies within a single project framework - Navigating planning and regulatory approvals for a large-scale auto-production wind turbine - Coordinating technical, commercial, and construction workstreams through to financial close and project delivery - Ensuring the project achieved strong commercial performance for the client Solution Galetech adopted a planning-led development strategy combined with structured project management: - Early feasibility and technical analysis to confirm optimal hybrid system configuration - Integrated programme management to coordinate technical, commercial, and regulatory activities - Strategic procurement and EPC tender management to ensure robust contractor selection - Embedded design safety management through PSDP services to maintain compliance and reduce delivery risk Long-term focus on operational performance and asset management Outcome Delivery of Ireland’s largest co-located behind-the-meter hybrid renewable energy project. Successful planning approval and installation of a 152.5 m tip-height wind turbine. Operational hybrid renewable energy system providing significant energy cost savings and carbon reductions for the client. Demonstrates Galetech’s ability to structure, develop, and deliver complex BTM renewable assets with strong governance and long-term performance focus. Start Your Project with Us Contact Us Awards and Certifications Quick Links About Us History Mission, Vision & Values Safety Our People Technologies Onshore Wind Offshore Energy Storage Solar Hydrogen Passive Design Offsite Modular Resources News Community Hub Career Career Opportunities Life at Galetech

Behind-the-meter energy optimisation for commercial and industrial clients, improving efficiency and managing on-site energy use. Home > Services (Item) > Behind the Meter Energy Optimisation Our Behind the Meter Energy Solutions support commercial and industrial customers in managing energy directly at site level. We design, operate, and optimise on-site renewable generation, battery storage, and load management solutions to reduce energy costs, increase resilience, and improve energy efficiency. These solutions operate independently of, or alongside, grid export arrangements and are tailored to each site’s operational profile. By aligning generation, storage, and demand, we help customers maximise the value of their energy assets while reducing exposure to market volatility and grid constraints. Our team combines technical, commercial, and operational expertise to deliver practical, scalable behind-the-meter solutions that support decarbonisation goals while maintaining reliability and cost control. Deliverables Assessment of site energy demand and consumption profiles Design and optimisation of on-site renewable generation and storage Load management and demand optimisation strategies Integration of behind-the-meter assets with site operations Performance monitoring and operational reporting Ongoing optimisation to maximise energy cost savings Support for energy resilience and security of supple Filter out items with Sector Energy Support Services Filter by Sector Select Sector Case Studies Explore how Galetech Group delivers sustainable energy solutions from concept to completion. Large-Scale Wind Auto-Production Project Galetech delivered Ireland’s first large-scale wind auto-production project, designed to provide renewable electricity directly to a major industrial client in County Cork. The project integrates two Enercon E-82 wind turbines operating under a behind-the-meter structure, enabling the client to significantly reduce exposure to electricity price volatility while lowering carbon emissions. The development was led through feasibility, planning, funding support, procurement, and full project execution. Case Study Energy Support Services Hybrid Wind & Solar Auto-Production Project Galetech delivered Ireland’s largest co-located, behind-the-meter hybrid renewable energy project, integrating wind and solar generation to directly supply energy to a private client’s operations. The project was led through feasibility, planning, procurement, and construction, culminating in a fully operational renewable energy system designed to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions while improving energy resilience for the client. Case Study Project Gallery Filter by Tags Lidar Measurements Met Mast Installation Services Nacelle Mounted Lidar Installation Permanent Lidar Solar Monitoring Systems FAQs 1. What does “behind the meter” mean? Behind the meter refers to energy generation, storage, and consumption that occurs on the customer’s side of the electricity meter. These systems supply energy directly to a site rather than exporting it to the grid, allowing customers to reduce energy costs, manage demand, and improve resilience. 2. What types of customers are suitable for behind-the-meter solutions? Behind-the-meter solutions are suited to commercial and industrial customers with significant or variable energy demand, including manufacturing sites, data centres, logistics facilities, and large commercial buildings. They can also support customers seeking improved energy resilience or reduced exposure to grid constraints. 3. Do behind-the-meter systems export electricity to the grid? Not necessarily. Many behind-the-meter systems are designed to minimise or avoid export altogether. Where export is required or beneficial, systems can be configured to operate in both behind-the-meter and export modes, subject to regulatory and grid requirements. 4. How do behind-the-meter solutions reduce energy costs? Cost savings are achieved by maximising on-site renewable generation, optimising battery storage usage, and managing demand to reduce peak consumption and network charges. This reduces reliance on grid electricity and helps stabilise long-term energy costs. 5. Do you provide ongoing operation and optimisation? Yes. We provide ongoing monitoring, operational support, and optimisation to ensure behind-the-meter systems continue to perform as intended. This includes performance tracking, system adjustments, and support as site energy needs evolve. News & Events News Galetech Group Announces Major Expansion Read Blog News Galetech and BTS: A Strategic 50% Partnership to Power Blade Excellence Read Blog News Meet the Team Driving Galetech’s e-Fuels Vision Read Blog View More Awards and Certifications Quick Links About Us History Mission, Vision & Values Safety Our People Technologies Onshore Wind Offshore Energy Storage Solar Hydrogen Passive Design Offsite Modular Resources News Community Hub Career Career Opportunities Life at Galetech

Galetech Group delivers renewable energy development, engineering, and advisory services, supporting clients worldwide with sustainable, future-ready solutions. The Sustainable Transition Delivering at Scale At Galetech Group, we deliver innovative, end-to-end solutions that support the entire lifecycle of renewable energy and sustainable building projects - from early development and planning through construction, operation, and long-term performance. Large Energy Users Solutions Key Stats That Drive Our Success Leading end-to-end service providers Galetech Group is a trusted end-to-end service provider in the renewable energy and sustainable building sectors. We specialise in every stage of your project’s lifecycle, from initial development and construction to ongoing operations and maintenance. Our comprehensive services also include asset management, ensuring your investments yield optimal returns, and rigorous inspection and compliance to meet industry standards. At Galetech, we are committed to driving the future of renewable energy with excellence and reliability. Technologies At Galetech Group, we deliver a diverse range of proven and emerging technologies that support efficient, low-impact and future-ready projects across multiple sectors. Our expertise spans energy generation, storage, fuel innovation, building performance and modern construction methods - enabling clients to reduce risk, improve performance and meet evolving regulatory and sustainability targets. Wind Delivering end-to-end wind energy solutions - onshore and offshore Learn More Solar Empowering a sustainable future through intelligent solar energy solutions. Learn More Energy Storage Powering reliability through smart energy storage. Learn More e-Fuels Pioneering carbon-neutral fuel solutions for a cleaner future. Learn More Passive Design Optimising building performance with advanced passive design strategies. Learn More Offsite Modular Offsite modular construction for faster, higher-quality building delivery. Learn More Safety First. Energy Always. At Galetech Group, safety isn’t just a policy - it’s a mindset that guides every decision we make. Whether we’re developing renewable energy projects, delivering sustainable construction, or working with communities, our priority is to protect our people, our partners, and the public. We operate to the highest international safety standards, embedding rigorous procedures, training, and risk management into every stage of our work. From site preparation to final handover, we ensure that hazards are identified early, risks are controlled, and every team member has the knowledge and tools to work safely and confidently. Safety Work with us We believe innovation thrives when unique teams bring their knowledge to the wider group. Collaboration isn’t just encouraged - it’s how we work. As we grow globally, we stay true to our local roots and community mindset, ensuring every voice has space to be heard and every idea has the power to spark change. Here, your perspective matters, your contribution shapes the future, and together we build something bigger than ourselves. Careers ESG & Sustainability Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria and sustainability are integral components of our corporate philosophy. At our company, we are committed to driving positive change by embedding ESG principles into every facet of our operations. Our focus on sustainability ensures that we not only minimize our environmental footprint but also contribute to the well-being of our communities and foster transparent, ethical governance. Learn More "I’ve worked as an accountant with Optinergy Ltd - Powered by Galetech Group - since April 2020, supporting wind-turbine O&M in a fast-moving, highly technical environment. My job is simple to describe but critical in practice: translate complex maintenance activity into clear, timely financial insight so managers and technicians can stay focused on availability, safety, and performance. Day to day, I bridge what happens in the field - inspections, corrective work, major component replacements - with what lands in our accounts. I’ve helped implement systems that improve data flow and reporting, giving the team a clearer line of sight between maintenance events and their true cost drivers. Working within the Galetech Group has also opened doors to a wider range of disciplines-engineering, project management, procurement, and data analysis - making it a place where your skill set grows naturally as you collaborate across teams and tackle real operational challenges." Lorraine Foster - Accountant CPA-ACA "I started my Optinergy journey part-time in the storeroom whilst completing my Sustainable Engineering degree in ATU Galway. I am both 2 years into my degree and working with Optinergy and they go hand in hand helping one another. I have gained great insights into the world of turbines and wind farms as well as an appreciation for the work that goes into maintaining and sourcing parts for these turbines. My time in the storeroom helped me get to know our turbine technicians. I have completed six months in Ops Control now and have an in-depth understanding of turbine monitoring as well as performing resets and dealing with grid outages and turbine safety procedures." Evan Brady - Graduate Engineer "As a SHEQ Supervisor at Optinergy, I’ve had the privilege of contributing to projects that truly prioritise safety and sustainability. The company’s culture empowers me to make decisions that safeguard both our team and our clients in what at times can be challenging working conditions. Knowing that my work directly impacts a safer, greener future is incredibly rewarding. The leadership’s support and the tools provided enable me to perform at my best, making all the difference in creating meaningful outcomes. I’m proud to be part of an organisation that values excellence and responsibility at every level." Ciaran Cannon - Field SHEQ Supervisor "I joined Galetech Energy Group back in 2014 as a technician with Optinergy, out on site installing turbines and carrying out major component change-outs. Those early years gave me a real appreciation for the practical side of the industry. Over time I moved into client relations and managing O&M contracts, which opened my eyes to the importance of building trust and keeping projects running smoothly. In 2019, I took the leap into the Development Team at GED as a Project Manager. Since then, I’ve had the chance to work on every stage of wind farm development-from the first feasibility drawings and land negotiations to ecology studies and bringing projects through planning." Marcus Magee - Project Manager I began my journey with Galetech Energy Development in January 2023, during the third year of my Geography and Geosystems degree in the University of Galway, joining the team on work placement. I was fortunate to continue working on a part-time basis throughout my final year of college and later progressed into a full-time role after graduating. GED played a crucial role in supporting me during my studies, offering guidance and mentorship that I’m incredibly grateful for. Since joining, I’ve gained invaluable hands-on experience with GIS, significantly enhancing both my technical skills and confidence. Jessica Smyth - Assistant Project Manager We're Proud To Work With News & Events News Galetech Group Announces Major Expansion Read Blog News Galetech and BTS: A Strategic 50% Partnership to Power Blade Excellence Read Blog News Meet the Team Driving Galetech’s e-Fuels Vision Read Blog View More Awards and Certifications Quick Links About Us History Mission, Vision & Values Safety Our People Technologies Onshore Wind Offshore Energy Storage Solar Hydrogen Passive Design Offsite Modular Resources News Community Hub Career Career Opportunities Life at Galetech

Learn about the Quarry Tree Wind Farm Project by Galetech, delivering sustainable renewable energy development with expert engineering and community focus. Quarry Tree Wind Farm Project Quarry Tree Wind Farm is a proposed wind energy development. It would comprise of wind turbines with blade tip heights of up to 200m, each expected to generate around 6.0-7.2 megawatts. The project would also include turbine foundations, access tracks and crane hardstands, underground cabling to connect the turbines, an on-site electricity control building and a grid connection to the appropriate node on the national electricity network. Wind Farm Output 72MW Turbines 10 Homes Powered 54,600 CO₂ Saved 46.900 tonnes of CO₂ /year Community Fund Up to €400,000/year Locations The Quarry Tree Wind Farm outline map currently includes sections of Coillte property in its proposal In addition to third party lands. If you have any Coillte related queries about the proposal, please contact Coillte: lsinfo@coillte.ie FAQs Working together: Galetech Energy Developments & FuturEnergy Ireland. FuturEnergy Ireland is also developing a wind farm on the same ridge in parallel with Quarry Tree Wind Farm. This adjacent project is known as Brackley Wind Farm located approximately 5km north-west of Ballyconnell and 3.5km south-east of Swanlinbar in Co. Cavan. FuturEnergy Ireland is a joint venture company owned on a 50:50 basis by Coillte and ESB, launched in November 2021. The company’s ambition is to develop more than 1GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030, making a significant contribution to Ireland’s commitment to produce 80% of electricity from renewable sources by the end of the decade. Both companies share similar goals in supporting a resilient, low-carbon electricity system in Ireland. In recognition of the fact that our projects are adjacent and are progressing on similar development timelines, we have agreed to work closely together and to support each other in the completion of surveys and technical studies where appropriate. To help ensure a coordinated and consistent approach, the same planning consultant is preparing the separate planning consent applications for both Quarry Tree Wind Farm and Brackley Wind Farm. While each project will be assessed on its own merits, this collaborative approach will support good coordination of technical assessments and community engagement. This respectful cooperation will help ensure that the design of both projects is considered in a complementary manner, and that we communicate with the public in a clear and coordinated way, so the local community is kept informed and up to date with progress. What is Shadow Flicker and is my house going to be affected by it? Shadow flicker is the name given to a phenomenon caused when the sun is behind the turbine blades, as it rises or sets, casting a moving shadow over a small opening in a building, such as a window, creating a flickering effect within the building. This can only affect properties within a few hundred metres of the turbines. A shadow flicker assessment forms part of every planning application we submit. Current guidelines stipulate that shadow flicker must not exceed 30 hours per year, or 30 minutes a day. That’s why we design turbine layout to avoid this phenomenon. Where it could occur, we install solar sensors on the top of the turbine, which will slow or shut down the turbine for a period of time, therefore mitigating the effect. Thanks to technology and accurate calculations, which can pin point the time when shadow flicker could occur, turbines are shut down automatically to prevent shadow flicker. Is my house going to be affected by noise from the wind turbines? The noise emitted from wind turbines has been reduced significantly over the last decade. Modern design has drastically reduced the noise of mechanical components, so that the most audible sound is that of the wind interacting with the rotor blades. Even in quiet rural areas, the sound of the blowing wind is often louder than the turbines. As part of an Environmental Impact Assessment, we must demonstrate during the planning process that noise levels will not adversely affect local residents. Noise levels are monitored before and after construction, and turbines are shut down if they exceed permitted limits. Will my house be affected by low frequency noise and infrasound? Infrasound, or Low Frequency Noise (LFN) are sound waves with frequencies below the lower limit of human hearing. These noises are generated naturally within the atmosphere which surrounds us. They can also be generated by a wide range of human-created sources, such as factories, cars, air conditioning, or wind farms. Studies have confirmed that LFN and Infrasound levels produced by wind farms are below accepted thresholds. There is currently no scientific data to suggest that the levels of LFN or Infrasound emitted by wind turbines make humans ill. Under EU law, we must carry out a comprehensive EIA and that includes expert assessments of the potential impact on local residents – including noise, amplitude modulation and infrasound. Will local wildlife be adversely affected? We will be carrying out a comprehensive EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment) as part of the planning process, consulting all relevant statutory and environmental bodies to ensure that any potential impacts on wildlife are fully mitigated. For example, where a proposed wind farm location is found to be in the flight routes of birds, and bats, adequate turbine buffer distances would be incorporated into planning and design to ensure that turbine blades are not in close proximity to these flight routes. We have third party environmental consultants and ecologist working on our sites for many years, monitoring wildlife, flight paths and risk collision before submitting a planning application. As for livestock, wind turbines do not have any noticeable impact. Cattle, horses and sheep graze around the wind turbines undisturbed. How will public consultation take place? In accordance with planning regulations and Irish Wind Energy Association (IWEA) best practice, we will be holding a series of public information events that will be advertised. There will be a dedicated project website that will be updated on an ongoing basis. Members of the consultation team will call door-to-door within a 1-2km radius of the proposed development on three occasions before a planning application will be submitted so that local people can ask questions and raise any concerns. The project and consultation team will also hold 3 public clinics before a planning application is submitted ensuring the public are kept updated from early design through to final design. The consultation, development, planning and construction phases can take up to five years. What is the benefit to the community having a wind farm in our area? A wind farm will deliver significant local benefits, including up to 100 construction jobs, permanent operation and maintenance roles, and a substantial community benefit fund to support local projects. It will also boost local government revenues subtantially in the form of counil rates. Nationally, the project contributes to Ireland’s climate action goals, supporting renewable energy targets set in the Climate Action Plan. Will local residents get free electricity? No, but the project will include an annual ‘near neighbour’ payment for homes within a 2km radius of each turbine as part of the project community benefit fund. What will the visual impact be? Assessing visual impact is part of the planning process. We will provide photomontages to represent the visual impact and we will discuss these with the local community at the consultation clinics, when the layout is designed. Photomontages will also be included in the planning application. Are there going to be overhead lines? No, the wind farm and grid cables will be installed underground. Project Updates 2025 2026 March 2025 80m met mast erected on site March 2025. Planning permission granted 20th August 2025 for the continued operation of the existing 80 metre meteorological mast and all ancillary infrastructure for a period of up to five years. . January 2026 Community Consultation commencing 19th January 2026 for all houses within 2km of the wind farm site. Community Brochure 2026 Quarry Tree Wind Farm proudly sponsors Templeport Ladies Learn More 2026 Quarry Tree Wind Farm delighted to contribute to the St. Valentine’s Gala Supporting the Mater Hospital/St. Vincent’s Oncology Ward. Community Consultation We’re here to listen and support our local community. Freephone: 1800 140 240 Email: clo@quarrytreewindfarm.ie Book a meeting or contact us down below. Contact Us Community Grants & Fund Activities Cush Wind Farm From Community Support to Champions: Drumcullen Camogie’s Senior B Title View More Cush Wind Farm Cush Wind Farm's visit to St. Brendan's School in Birr, Co. Offaly View More Cush Wind Farm Cush wind farm lighting up Birr's Christmas with Caroline Conways Illuminations View More View More Your Community. Your Ideas. Our Support. If you have a project that can make a positive impact - big or small - we’d love to hear from you. Applications are now open for our Community Fund. Local groups, clubs, and individuals are encouraged to apply. Submit Awards and Certifications Quick Links About Us History Mission, Vision & Values Safety Our People Technologies Onshore Wind Offshore Energy Storage Solar Hydrogen Passive Design Offsite Modular Resources News Community Hub Career Career Opportunities Life at Galetech About The Project Quarry Tree Wind Farm is a proposed wind energy development. It would comprise of wind turbines with blade tip heights of up to 200m, each expected to generate around 6.0-7.2 megawatts. The project would also include turbine foundations, access tracks and crane hardstands, underground cabling to connect the turbines, an on-site electricity control building and a grid connection to the appropriate node on the national electricity network. The proposed development is located between the existing Snugborough Wind farm and the two-turbine Corneen Wind Farm, approximately 2.5km north-west of Ballyconnell. Collectively, the turbines are expected to generate enough clean, renewable electricity to supply too around 54,600 houses each year. A temporary 80-metre meteorological mast has recently been installed on site to gather data on wind speed, temperature and humidity and air pressure. This information will help estimate the potential energy output and design of the wind farm. FuturEnergy Ireland is also developing a wind farm on the same ridge in parallel with Quarry Tree Wind Farm. This adjacent project is known as Brackley Wind Farm located approximately 5km north-west of Ballyconnell and 3.5km south-east of Swanlinbar in Co. Cavan. For more information please review the FAQs below. Project Milestones

Discover the White Hill Wind Farm Project by Galetech, showcasing our expertise in delivering sustainable, community-focused renewable energy development. White Hill Wind Farm Project Galetech Energy Developments Ltd. received planning permission on 21 November 2023, from ACP for 7 no. wind turbines with hub height of 104 metres, a rotor diameter of 162 metres and overall tip height of 185 metres in the townlands of The Ridge, Knocknabranagh and Knockbaun, Baunreagh, and Agharue, County Carlow and Coolcullen, Cloneen and Coan East, County Kilkenny and received planning permission on 5th September 2025 from ACP for 110 kilovolt electricity substation, approximately 8.8kilometres of underground electricity line, an electrical control unit and all associated works at Shankill and Ballygorteen, County Kilkenny; and Moanmore, Lackan and Baunreagh, County Carlow. Wind Farm Output 50.4MW Turbines 7 Homes Powered 36,000 CO₂ Saved 38,000 tonnes CO₂ /year Community Fund Up to €300,000/year About The Project Galetech Energy Developments Ltd. received planning permission on 21 November 2023, from ACP for 7 no. wind turbines with hub height of 104 metres, a rotor diameter of 162 metres and overall tip height of 185 metres in the townlands of The Ridge, Knocknabranagh and Knockbaun, Baunreagh, and Agharue, County Carlow and Coolcullen, Cloneen and Coan East, County Kilkenny and received planning permission on 5th September 2025 from ACP for 110 kilovolt electricity substation, approximately 8.8kilometres of underground electricity line, an electrical control unit and all associated works at Shankill and Ballygorteen, County Kilkenny; and Moanmore, Lackan and Baunreagh, County Carlow. Project Milestones Layout The White Hill Wind Farm layout includes sections of Coillte property in its proposal in addition to other third party lands. If you have any Coillte related queries, please contact is info@coillte.ie . Wind Turbine FAQs What is Shadow Flicker and is my house going to be affected by it? Shadow flicker is the name given to a phenomenon caused when the sun is behind the turbine blades, as it rises or sets, casting a moving shadow over a small opening in a building, such as a window, creating a flickering effect within the building. This can only affect properties within a few hundred metres of the turbines. A shadow flicker assessment forms part of every planning application we submit. Current guidelines stipulate that shadow flicker must not exceed 30 hours per year, or 30 minutes a day. Where it could occur, we install solar sensors on the top of the turbine, which will slow or shut down the turbine for a period of time, therefore mitigating the effect. Thanks to technology and accurate calculations, which can pin point the time when shadow flicker could occur, turbines are shut down automatically to prevent shadow flicker. Is my house going to be affected by noise from the wind turbines? The noise emitted from wind turbines has been reduced significantly over the last decade. Modern design has drastically reduced the noise of mechanical components, so that the most audible sound is that of the wind interacting with the rotor blades. Even in quiet rural areas, the sound of the blowing wind is often louder than the turbines. As part of an Environmental Impact Assessment, we must demonstrate during the planning process that noise levels will not adversely affect local residents. Noise levels are monitored before and after construction, and turbines are shut down if they exceed permitted limits. Will my house be affected by low frequency noise and infrasound? Infrasound, or Low Frequency Noise (LFN) are sound waves with frequencies below the lower limit of human hearing. These noises are generated naturally within the atmosphere which surrounds us. They can also be generated by a wide range of human-created sources, such as factories, cars, air conditioning, or wind farms. Studies have confirmed that LFN and Infrasound levels produced by wind farms are below accepted thresholds. There is currently no scientific data to suggest that the levels of LFN or Infrasound emitted by wind turbines make humans ill. Under EU law, we must carry out a comprehensive EIA and that includes expert assessments of the potential impact on local residents – including noise, amplitude modulation and infrasound. Will my television or mobile phone reception be affected? It is possible, though rare, for operating wind turbines to interfere with TV and mobile reception. Potential problems are normally identified pre-construction and avoided with good design and layout. It is our responsibility and commitment to rectify interference caused by our turbines post construction. We consult RTE in advance of construction at an early stage of development and design. Will local wildlife be adversely affected? We will be carrying out a comprehensive EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment) as part of the planning process, consulting all relevant statutory and environmental bodies to ensure that any potential impacts on wildlife are fully mitigated. For example, where a proposed wind farm location is found to be in the flight routes of birds, and bats, adequate turbine buffer distances would be incorporated into planning and design to ensure that turbine blades are not in close proximity to these flight routes. We have third party environmental consultants and ecologist working on our sites for many years, monitoring wildlife, flight paths and risk collision before submitting a planning application. As for livestock, wind turbines do not have any noticeable impact. Cattle, horses and sheep graze around the wind turbines undisturbed. How will public consultation take place? In accordance with planning regulations and Wind Energy Ireland (IWE) best practice, we will be holding a series of public information events that will be advertised. There will be a dedicated project website that will be updated on an ongoing basis. Members of the consultation team will call door-to-door within a 1-2km radius of the proposed development on three occasions before a planning application will be submitted so that local people can ask questions and raise any concerns. The project and consultation team will also hold 3 public clinics before a planning application is submitted ensuring the public are kept updated from early design through to final design. The consultation, development, planning and construction phases can take up to five years. What is the benefit to the community having a wind farm in our area? A wind farm will deliver significant local benefits, including up to 100 construction jobs, permanent operation and maintenance roles, and a substantial community benefit fund to support local projects. It will also boost local government revenues subtantially in the form of counil rates. Nationally, the project contributes to Ireland’s climate action goals, supporting renewable energy targets set in the Climate Action Plan. Will local residents get free electricity? No, but the project will include an annual ‘near neighbour’ payment for homes within a 2km radius of each turbine as part of the project community benefit fund. What will the visual impact be? Assessing visual impact is part of the planning process. We will provide photomontages to represent the visual impact and we will discuss these with the local community at the consultation clinics, when the layout is designed. Photomontages will also be included in the planning application. Are there going to be overhead lines? No, the wind farm and grid cables will be installed underground. Project Updates 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 September 2025 Planning has been granted for the wind farm 110kV Electricity Substation and approximately 8.8km of underground electricity line. View Application March 2025 Information Flyer View Flyer September 2024 As promised through all stages of pre-planning, the White Hill wind farm team are keeping the community informed of the ongoing plan for the development. Recently, An Bord Pleanála has approved a request to alter the location of 2 no. permitted wind turbines and associated ancillary infrastructure. August 2024 Brochure View Brochure August 2024 Information day flyer View Flyer Novemeber 2023 Planning Grant. As promised through all stages of pre-planning, the White Hill wind farm team are keeping the community informed of the ongoing plan for the development. White Hill wind farm has received correspondence on 23 November 2023 from An Bord Pleanala with notice of a grant of planning. The community team will be in touch with further updates. June 2023 Planning Application Update View Letter December 2022 Planning Application View Application October 2022 Met Mast update View Update July 2022 SID Update View Update December 2021 Letter View Letter December 2021 Application View Application November 2021 Consultation Clinics with the project team on the 24th & 25th November in the Lord Bagenal Inn October 2021 Letter to Residents View Letter August 2021 Met Mast View Mast July 2021 Consultation Clinics with the project team on the 6th & 7th of July in the Lord Bagenal Inn June 2021 Clinic Consultation View Video May 2021 Frequently Asked Questions View FAQs April 2021 Timeline Infographic PDF View PDF March 2021 Project Introduction View PDF Community Consultation We’re here to listen and support our local community. Freephone: 1800 140 240 Email: clo@whitehillwindfarm.ie Book a meeting or contact us down below. 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Meet the Galetech Group team of renewable energy specialists, engineers, and industry leaders driving innovation, development, and sustainable progress. Our Team Combines deep industry expertise with a passion for collaboration, innovation, and driving meaningful change in renewable energy. Together, they guide Galetech’s vision, ensuring we deliver sustainable solutions that create lasting impact for our clients and communities. Leadership team Darren Sherry Group Director Read More Herman Busschots Group Director Read More Chryssa Syrelli Group Commercial Risk Advisor Read More Patricia Deignan Group Finance Director Read More Rob Payne Group Commercial Director Read More Georgina Quigley Group Business Integration Read More Celine Kelly Group HR Manager Read More Seamus Neely Group Company Advisor Read More Dermot Costello Group Global General Manager Read More Paul Carney Offshore Development Director Read More Gareth Jackson Renewable Operations Director Read More Felix Opilli East Africa General Manager Read More Sarah Bartley Australian General Manager Read More Alan Morton Construction & Civils General Manager Read More Donogh O’Brien Residential Development Managing Director Read More Keiran Elliot Measurement Project Manager Read More Ronan O’Meara Asset Management Managing Director Read More James Carville Project & Stakeholder Manager Read More Koen Busschots Blades Services Managing Director Read More Michael Bermingham e-Fuels Director Read More Great leadership drives meaningful change. Want to partner with us? Contact Us News & Events News Galetech Group Announces Major Expansion Read Blog News Galetech and BTS: A Strategic 50% Partnership to Power Blade Excellence Read Blog News Meet the Team Driving Galetech’s e-Fuels Vision Read Blog View More Awards and Certifications Quick Links About Us History Mission, Vision & Values Safety Our People Technologies Onshore Wind Offshore Energy Storage Solar Hydrogen Passive Design Offsite Modular Resources News Community Hub Career Career Opportunities Life at Galetech

Learn about the Cush Wind Farm Project by Galetech, delivering sustainable renewable energy development with expert engineering and community focus. Cush Wind Farm Project Galetech Energy Developments Ltd. received planning permission on 4th November 2024, from An Coimisiún Pleanála for 8 no. wind turbines with hub height of 114 metres, a rotor diameter of 172 metres and overall tip height of 200 metres in the townlands of Cush, Galros, West, Boolinarrig Big, Eglish and Ballin down, Co. Offaly. Cush Wind Farm intend to submit a planning application for a 110 kilovolt electricity substation, underground electricity line, an electrical control unit and all associated works Q2 2026. Wind Farm Output 57.6MW Turbines 8 Homes Powered 40,714 CO₂ Saved 38,700 tonnes of CO₂ /year Community Fund Up to €340,000/year About The Project Galetech Energy Developments Ltd. received planning permission on 4th November 2024, from An Coimisiún Pleanála for 8 no. wind turbines with hub height of 114 metres, a rotor diameter of 172 metres and overall tip height of 200 metres in the townlands of Cush, Galros, West, Boolinarrig Big, Eglish and Ballin down, Co. Offaly. Cush Wind Farm intend to submit a planning application for a 110 kilovolt electricity substation, underground electricity line, an electrical control unit and all associated works Q2 2026. Project Milestones Locations The Cush Wind Farm layout currently includes sections of Coillte property in its proposal in addition to other third party lands. If you have any Coillte related queries, please contact is info@coillte.ie Wind Turbine FAQs What is Shadow Flicker and is my house going to be affected by it? Shadow flicker is the name given to a phenomenon caused when the sun is behind the turbine blades, as it rises or sets, casting a moving shadow over a small opening in a building, such as a window, creating a flickering effect within the building. This can only affect properties within a few hundred metres of the turbines. A shadow flicker assessment forms part of every planning application we submit. Current guidelines stipulate that shadow flicker must not exceed 30 hours per year, or 30 minutes a day. That’s why we design turbine layout to avoid this phenomenon. Where it could occur, we install solar sensors on the top of the turbine, which will slow or shut down the turbine for a period of time, therefore mitigating the effect. Thanks to technology and accurate calculations, which can pin point the time when shadow flicker could occur, turbines are shut down automatically to prevent shadow flicker. Is my house going to be affected by noise from the wind turbines? The noise emitted from wind turbines has been reduced significantly over the last decade. Modern design has drastically reduced the noise of mechanical components, so that the most audible sound is that of the wind interacting with the rotor blades. Even in quiet rural areas, the sound of the blowing wind is often louder than the turbines. As part of an Environmental Impact Assessment, we must demonstrate during the planning process that noise levels will not adversely affect local residents. Noise levels are monitored before and after construction, and turbines are shut down if they exceed permitted limits. Will my house be affected by low frequency noise and infrasound? Infrasound, or Low Frequency Noise (LFN) are sound waves with frequencies below the lower limit of human hearing. These noises are generated naturally within the atmosphere which surrounds us. They can also be generated by a wide range of human-created sources, such as factories, cars, air conditioning, or wind farms. Studies have confirmed that LFN and Infrasound levels produced by wind farms are below accepted thresholds. There is currently no scientific data to suggest that the levels of LFN or Infrasound emitted by wind turbines make humans ill. Under EU law, we must carry out a comprehensive EIA and that includes expert assessments of the potential impact on local residents – including noise, amplitude modulation and infrasound. Will my television or mobile phone reception be affected? It is possible, though rare, for operating wind turbines to interfere with TV and mobile reception. Potential problems are normally identified pre-construction and avoided with good design and layout. It is our responsibility and commitment to rectify interference caused by our turbines post construction. We consult RTE in advance of construction at an early stage of development and design. Will local wildlife be adversely affected? We will be carrying out a comprehensive EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment) as part of the planning process, consulting all relevant statutory and environmental bodies to ensure that any potential impacts on wildlife are fully mitigated. For example, where a proposed wind farm location is found to be in the flight routes of birds, and bats, adequate turbine buffer distances would be incorporated into planning and design to ensure that turbine blades are not in close proximity to these flight routes. We have third party environmental consultants and ecologist working on our sites for many years, monitoring wildlife, flight paths and risk collision before submitting a planning application. As for livestock, wind turbines do not have any noticeable impact. Cattle, horses and sheep graze around the wind turbines undisturbed. How will public consultation take place? In accordance with planning regulations and Irish Wind Energy Association (IWEA) best practice, we will be holding a series of public information events that will be advertised. There will be a dedicated project website that will be updated on an ongoing basis. Members of the consultation team will call door-to-door within a 1-2km radius of the proposed development on three occasions before a planning application will be submitted so that local people can ask questions and raise any concerns. The project and consultation team will also hold 3 public clinics before a planning application is submitted ensuring the public are kept updated from early design through to final design. The consultation, development, planning and construction phases can take up to five years. What is the benefit to the community having a wind farm in our area? A wind farm will deliver significant local benefits, including up to 100 construction jobs, permanent operation and maintenance roles, and a substantial community benefit fund to support local projects. It will also boost local government revenues subtantially in the form of counil rates. Nationally, the project contributes to Ireland’s climate action goals, supporting renewable energy targets set in the Climate Action Plan. Will local residents get free electricity? No, but the project will include an annual ‘near neighbour’ payment for homes within a 2km radius of each turbine as part of the project community benefit fund. What will the visual impact be? Assessing visual impact is part of the planning process. We will provide photomontages to represent the visual impact and we will discuss these with the local community at the consultation clinics, when the layout is designed. Photomontages will also be included in the planning application. Are there going to be overhead lines? No, the wind farm and grid cables will be installed underground. Project Updates 2024 2023 2022 December 2024 Planning application update. Community information update: Cush Wind Farm, Co. Offaly The Cush Wind Farm, Co.Offaly has been granted planning application for 8 turbines with a typical output of 57.7 megawatts of renewable energy. The community team will be in contact with further information as soon as possible. Should you have any queries, please contact us on freephone:1800 140 247 View Application January 2024 Planning application update. Community information update: Cush Wind Farm, Co. Offaly We have completed our assessments and have submitted our application for planning consent to An Bord Pleanána as a Strategic Infrastructure Development (SID). The proposed wind energy development of 8 turbines with a typical output of 57.7 megawatts of renewable energy is available here . Should you have any queries, please contact us on freephone: 1800 140 247 View Application November 2022 In response to the queries received on door to door consultation, we have compiled a list of questions that were frequently asked. If you have any further queries please do not hesitate to contact us View FAQs October 2022 Door to door Community Consultation Leaflet View Leaflet September 2022 Met Mast Update View Update August 2022 Wind Farm Update View Update June 2022 Local Sponsorship View PDF March2022 Met Mast Installation. A temporary 80 meter met mast was installed on the proposed wind farm site to collect wind speeds, wind direction etc. which will be used to predict and analyse the energy that the wind farm can produce on site. February 2022 Introduction View PDF November 2023 Planning application update. Community information update: Cush Wind Farm, Co. Offaly, We have completed our assessments and will shortly submit our application for planning consent to An Bord Pleanána as a Strategic Infrastructure Development (SID). The proposed wind energy development of 8 turbines with a typical output of 57.7 megawatts of renewable energy will be advertised in local and national newspapers and will be available on www.cushwindfarm.ie . For further information please see here . Should you have any queries, please contact us on freephone 1800 140 247 View Application May 2023 Planning application update. Community information update: Cush Wind Farm, Co. Offaly, The Cush Wind Farm team are in the final phase of completing the wind farm planning application. Previous information informed residents that the planning application would be ready for May 2023. This date has now been moved to July 2023. As agreed, the community team will update the website and inform local residents, groups & representatives when the planning application is submitted. Should you have any queries, please contact us on freephone 1800 140 247 February 2023 Thank you all for attending a very active two days in the Cush wind farm clinic on the 25th and 26th of January 2023. This one to one clinic engagement was a follow up to our door to door visits and provided productive, valuable feedback for the wind farm development team and gives an insight on the local concerns and input on how the community funding can have an impact in the area. Please find here photomontages provided at the clinic. Up to 30 further photomontages will be included in the planning application. January 2023 We are now happy to provide further consultation opportunities by providing a clinic starting on 25th January. This clinic will be held via appointment basis while observing all social distancing arrangements. Details for the clinics can be found here View Application Community Consultation We’re here to listen and support our local community. Freephone: 1800 140 240 Email: clo@cushwindfarm.ie Book a meeting or contact us down below. Contact Us Community Grants & Fund Activities Cush Wind Farm From Community Support to Champions: Drumcullen Camogie’s Senior B Title Read Blog Cush Wind Farm Cush Wind Farm's visit to St. Brendan's School in Birr, Co. Offaly Read Blog Cush Wind Farm Cush wind farm lighting up Birr's Christmas with Caroline Conways Illuminations Read Blog View More Your Community. Your Ideas. Our Support. If you have a project that can make a positive impact - big or small - we’d love to hear from you. Applications are now open for our Community Fund. Local groups, clubs, and individuals are encouraged to apply. Submit Awards and Certifications Quick Links About Us History Mission, Vision & Values Safety Our People Technologies Onshore Wind Offshore Energy Storage Solar Hydrogen Passive Design Offsite Modular Resources News Community Hub Career Career Opportunities Life at Galetech

Learn how Galetech Group prioritises health, safety, and wellbeing through robust systems, training, and sustainable practices across all operations. Health & Safety at Galetech We are a team that values collaboration, takes ownership, and delivers to the highest standards. We foster a culture of safety and wellbeing at every level of our organisation. Safety At Galetech, health and safety is fundamental to how we work. We are committed to protecting the health, safety, and wellbeing of our people, our clients, and everyone affected by our operations. Safety is built into how we plan, manage, and deliver work. We set clear expectations, apply strong controls, and promote a culture where responsibility for safety is shared at every level of the organisation. Our objective is clear: everyone goes home safe, every day. Our Accreditations We operate certified, integrated management systems aligned with internationally recognised standards:. These systems provide a structured framework for managing risk, maintaining compliance, and driving continual improvement across our operations. Health and Safety at Galetech Safety Leadership & Culture Safety leadership is demonstrated through visible commitment, clear accountability, and consistent behaviours. Our leaders set the standard by planning work safely, engaging with teams, and reinforcing expectations on site and in the field. Every individual has the authority and responsibility to speak up and Stop Work if conditions are unsafe. We believe strong safety performance is achieved through open communication, teamwork, and shared ownership. Planned Works & Risk Controls We identify hazards early and manage risk through structured planning and effective controls. This includes task-specific risk assessments, RAMS/JSA, permit systems, and competent supervision. By planning work thoroughly and controlling risk at source, we reduce uncertainty, improve coordination, and ensure high-risk activities are managed safely and consistently. Critical Risk Management We place particular focus on managing high-consequence risks associated with construction and renewable energy projects. These include working at height, lifting operations, plant and vehicle movements, electrical safety, and temporary works. Controls are defined during planning and verified during execution to ensure risks are managed before work begins and throughout the task. Training & Competence Competence is essential to safe delivery. We ensure our people have the appropriate training, experience, and supervision to carry out their roles safely. This includes structured inductions, task-specific training, refresher programmes, and ongoing competency assessments. The right people, properly prepared, are key to maintaining safe operations. Health, Wellbeing & Fitness for Work We support the physical and mental wellbeing of our workforce and promote fitness for work across all activities. Fatigue, wellbeing, and health risks are actively managed to support safe performance and sustainable working practices. A healthy workforce contributes directly to safer outcomes on site and in the field. Reporting, Learning & Improvement We encourage the reporting of hazards, near misses, and incidents without fear of blame. This allows us to identify trends, address underlying causes, and implement corrective actions. Learning from experience is central to our approach. Findings are shared across teams to strengthen controls, improve behaviours, and continually enhance safety performance. News & Events News Galetech Group Announces Major Expansion Read Blog News Galetech and BTS: A Strategic 50% Partnership to Power Blade Excellence Read Blog News Meet the Team Driving Galetech’s e-Fuels Vision Read Blog View More Quick Links About Us History Mission, Vision & Values Safety Our People Technologies Onshore Wind Offshore Energy Storage Solar Hydrogen Passive Design Offsite Modular Resources News Community Hub Career Career Opportunities Life at Galetech

Explore Galetech Group’s history, from early wind projects to a global renewable energy leader delivering innovation, development, and technical expertise. A Brief History The Galetech Mission is to contribute to a more equitable, greener, and sustainable future. Everyone at Galetech Group is committed to being a responsible corporate citizen and actively supporting the communities in which we live and work in. Contact Us Our Journey Founded in 2000 by Donald and Darren Sherry in Co. Cavan, Ireland. Galetech emerged when the renewable-energy industry was still in its infancy. At a time when commercial wind and solar were only beginning to take shape, the Sherrys recognised both the urgency of the climate challenge and the opportunity to build a sustainable energy future. Their vision - shared and driven forward by a team of dedicated, highly skilled professionals - has shaped Galetech into an Irish-owned leader in renewable-energy innovation. Today, the company’s expertise spans development, asset management, measurement services, and emerging technologies like e-Fuels, reflecting a continued commitment to progress and a cleaner energy future. Key Milestones From Our Journey Key milestones from our journey Community At Galetech Group, sustainability is embedded in everything we do - from driving decarbonisation and guiding clients through ESG and regulatory reporting, to delivering renewable energy generation, storage solutions, and sustainable construction projects. Our approach integrates measurable impact with community engagement, ensuring every project creates value for people, the planet, and future generations. Community Hub Health & Safety at Galetech At Galetech Group, safety isn’t just a policy - it’s a mindset that guides every decision we make. Whether we’re developing renewable energy projects, delivering sustainable construction, or working with communities, our priority is to protect our people, our partners, and the public. We operate to the highest international safety standards, embedding rigorous procedures, training, and risk management into every stage of our work. From site preparation to final handover, we ensure that hazards are identified early, risks are controlled, and every team member has the knowledge and tools to work safely and confidently. Safety News & Events News Galetech Group Announces Major Expansion Read Blog News Galetech and BTS: A Strategic 50% Partnership to Power Blade Excellence Read Blog News Meet the Team Driving Galetech’s e-Fuels Vision Read Blog View More Awards and Certifications Quick Links About Us History Mission, Vision & Values Safety Our People Technologies Onshore Wind Offshore Energy Storage Solar Hydrogen Passive Design Offsite Modular Resources News Community Hub Career Career Opportunities Life at Galetech

Discover Galetech Group’s mission, vision, and core values guiding our work in renewable energy, sustainability, innovation, and responsible development. Mission, Vision, Values At Galetech, our mission, vision, and values define who we are, how we work, and the standards we set for ourselves every day. They guide our decisions, shape our culture, and underpin how we deliver safe, reliable, and sustainable infrastructure solutions. Our Goals Our Values Our Mission To deliver safe, reliable, and innovative energy and infrastructure solutions that create long-term value for our clients, our people, and the communities we serve. We combine technical expertise, strong partnerships, and a people-first approach to solve complex challenges and support the transition to a more sustainable energy future. Our Vision To be a trusted global partner in renewable energy and infrastructure delivery, recognised for safety, quality, and collaboration - and for making a positive, lasting impact wherever we operate. Our History Our Goals At Galetech Group, listening to our clients isn’t just a priority - it’s the foundation of everything we do. We actively seek and act on feedback to understand evolving market needs, anticipate challenges, and deliver innovative, best-in-class solutions. This commitment has built our proven track record and earned us the role of trusted advisor to businesses worldwide. We believe great partnerships start with understanding - and our clients enjoy working with a team that values collaboration, clarity, and results. Powered by Local Partnerships While we operate on a global scale, we know local expertise is essential to project success. In every region, we collaborate with partners who share our commitment to innovation, sustainability, and quality. These partnerships not only bring invaluable on-the-ground insights but also strengthen communities, boost local economies, and reduce our carbon footprint - all supporting our sustainability goals. When local know-how meets our global expertise, the results speak for themselves: solutions that are smarter, faster, and more impactful. Redefining the Role of a Corporate Group We believe corporate responsibility extends far beyond profits. Our mission is to inspire other companies to embrace a community-driven, sustainability-first model that benefits both people and the planet. By setting the standard in ethical practices, transparency, and environmental stewardship, we aim to lead a movement that redefines what it means to be a modern, responsible business. Our Values Our values define how we behave, how we work together, and how we deliver for our clients. They are embedded in our culture and reflected in our actions. Creating Thriving & Inclusive Communities Working in harmony with local communities is one of our core values. We aim to create a positive social impact through mindful, responsible practices - supporting diverse, equitable, and inclusive groups in the places where we live, work, and play. Through our community outreach programme, we actively engage with our neighbours, encourage open dialogue, and create lasting change. We believe that strong communities are built through collaboration, trust, and shared purpose. A Family-Friendly Workplace We’re proud to be recognised as a family-friendly workplace, where employees can balance professional success with personal wellbeing. Hybrid working, flexible policies, and a supportive culture ensure our team can be present for what matters most - both at home and at work. We see our employees’ families as part of the extended Galetech family. In a fast-paced, global economy where work often takes priority over personal connections, we intentionally foster a relaxed, engaging environment that supports passions and priorities outside the office. Open Communication - Everywhere, Always At Galetech Group, communication isn’t an afterthought - it’s built into everything we do. We maintain clear, open channels that keep our global teams connected across regions and time zones. This approach ensures no one feels left behind and everyone has the opportunity to contribute, celebrate success, and share knowledge. For our clients and stakeholders, our communication-first culture means we consistently deliver outstanding results, the first time and every time. Empowering Entrepreneurial Thinking We believe every team member brings a unique set of skills and perspectives. By empowering our people to take ownership of their roles, we create an environment that inspires innovation, accountability, and exceptional project delivery. 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