KFO/BII – Killybegs Bio-Marine Ingredients Facility – Ulster - Project Profile

KFO/BII – Killybegs Bio-Marine Ingredients Facility – Ulster - Project Profile

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Summary

Killybegs Fishermen's Organisation (KFO) and Bio-marine Ingredients Ireland Ltd (BII) are undertaking the construction of a new bio-marine ingredients facility in Killybegs, Ireland.

The project involves the construction of a food processing unit with a capacity to process up to 50,000 metric tonnes per annum (MTPA) on 2.8ha of land.

It includes the construction of a production unit, a processing unit, a packaging unit, a storage unit, and infrastructure facilities.

RPS Group prepared the Environmental Impact Statement for the project and provided consultancy services for the Foreshore Licence, as well as preparing the planning application and advising on planning matters relating to the plant and design – including project managing the design and build of the facility.

In March 2015, Donegal County Council granted conditional planning permission. However, the application was appealed due to its adverse impact on the marine eco system.

In July 2016, the appeal was rejected.

Pre-design activities on the project are underway. Construction works are scheduled to commence in 2018 and will take 18 months to complete.

Scope

The project involves the construction of a food processing unit with annual capacity to process up to 50,000MTPA on 2.8ha of land in Killybegs, Ireland.

The US$40 million project includes the following:

1. Construction of a production unit

2. Construction of a processing unit

3. Construction of a packaging unit

4. Construction of a storage unit

5. Construction of infrastructure facilities

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