Almost half of Irish businesses say cost is main barrier to cutting carbon footprint

A new business sentiment index found that 85% of Irish companies consider themselves environmentally friendly, but half do not know if their energy comes from a renewable source
Almost half of Irish businesses say cost is main barrier to cutting carbon footprint

SSE Airtricity managing director Klair Neenan.

Irish businesses say they are committed to climate targets, but there remains a large gap in knowledge in how to achieve them, a survey has found.

SSE Airtricity's Green Business Sentiment Index found that although 85% of businesses in Ireland consider themselves environmentally friendly, almost half do not know if their energy is renewable or not, while almost a third do not know what retrofitting is.

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