Martin Howley

Endeavour to express informed opinions but as always they will be personal.

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

Electricity generated from wind in Ireland in 2025 was 2.2% higher than in 2024 while overall electricity demand was 2.9% higher. https://t.co/tUIUhOQAw1

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

Wind generation in Ireland in November 2025 was the third highest for a November month and year-to-date wind generation is 2.9% ahead of the same time in 2024. https://t.co/OWxZn6gdTp

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

Wind generation in Ireland in October 2025 was the third highest for an October month and year-to-date wind generation is 1% ahead of the same time in 2024. https://t.co/SzkRKGdy3U

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

Wind generation in Ireland in September 2025 was the highest ever for a September month and year-to-date wind generation is just 0.2% ahead of the same time in 2024. https://t.co/lmsl8Vas4c

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Wind generation in Ireland in August 2025 met 27% of electricity demand generating 727 GWh of electricity. Year-to-date, wind has, on average, met 31.1% of Ireland's electricity demand. https://t.co/eqoYceHoNO

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

@IWCare Information relating to an alternative supply on Uisce Eireann website is incorrect. It is not a tanker but a stand pipe and it's not located on Strand St but actually on Main St.

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

Wind generation in Ireland in July 2025 met 24.2% of electricity demand generating 658 GWh and solar met another 5.7% with 155 GWh generated.
https://t.co/ohauyIJpkM

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Wind generation in Ireland in June 2025 was the highest ever for a June month. 788 GWh of electricity was generated from wind in June 2025 in Ireland 24% higher than June 2024 and 10.9% higher than the previous highest June in 2022. https://t.co/AetMhdI6Mk

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

The first three weeks of May had quite low wind speeds but picked up in the last week to finish 9.7% higher in terms of GWhs generated than May 2024. https://t.co/aN0IE2RE88

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

Electricity generated from wind in April 2025 in Ireland, on average, supplied 27.9% of demand for the month. This was the fourth highest for an April month in terms of GWh generated and sixth highest in terms of share of demand. https://t.co/Ju2ETe7aqd

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

38% of electricity was generated from wind in Ireland during the first quarter of 2025. 3,480 GWh was generated from wind during this period which was 2.7% lower than in 2024. https://t.co/Gc1XOUNT0b

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

1,410 GWh of electricity was generated from wind in February 2025 in Ireland and on average supplied 48.8% of demand for the month. This was the 3rd highest for a February month in terms of GWh generated and fourth highest in terms of share of demand. https://t.co/O4zEd5hR8Z

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

@JamesMFKearney @SadhbhO @aliceeire Not all graduates have the privilege, only select arbitrary college graduates get to vote!

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

Electricity generated from wind in Ireland in 2024 was 2.8% lower than in 2023 while overall electricity demand was 3.4% higher. On average in 2024, wind supplied 33% of electricity demand. https://t.co/ZAyEnS6DmW

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

Wind generation in Ireland in November 2024 was the lowest for a November month in four years and the sixth lowest ever in terms of GWh generated. Share of demand in November was the lowest since 2017.
https://t.co/VlMJIEwRxU

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

Wind generation in Ireland in October 2024 was the third highest for an October month, behind 2023 and 2020 terms of GWh generated. Share of demand in October was fifth highest for an October.
https://t.co/dWqZxL3fwM

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

Wind generation in Ireland in September 2024 was the second highest ever for a September month, behind 2023 terms of GWh generated. Share of demand in September was fifth highest for a September. https://t.co/i6N9UWU27G

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

Wind generation in Ireland in August 2024 was the highest ever for an August month in both terms of GWh generated and share of demand.
https://t.co/uZuyeoXKW8

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

Wind generation in Ireland July was 33% lower than the exceptionally high output in July 2023. It was still the third highest wind generation for a July month. https://t.co/yqEQbT9X8s

[Martin Howley @MartinJHowley]

@MBazilian Good prediction!