The 'County Colours' website launched by Wind Energy Ireland revealed the statistics.
Offaly County Council received over 3 million euro in rate payments from windfarms this year - which was about 18% of all rate payments made to the council.
That's according to statistics from the 'County Colours' website launched by Wind Energy Ireland.
It offers users detailed insights into how much each county produces in wind energy production and the commerical rates paid to their county council.
513 kilowatt hours were produced by Offaly wind farms this year, which amounts to about 3.5% per cent of the year.
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