Organisation: International Energy Research Centre

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Energy consumption from working at home 'must be sustainable'

The Covid-19 pandemic has created a pivotal moment for Government to adopt sustainable practices for working from home, which means an urgent need for new low-cost home heating solutions, including mass retrofitting of existing stock.

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Cork's Energy Master Plan aims to increase use of renewable energy by 53% and create jobs

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Irish scientists to lead EU project that could slash heating bills and help environment

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Looking to India to help Ireland achieve its 183-point climate action plan

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Blockchain can help fuel bright future for community renewable energy

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Only 10% of €70m renewable energy fund invested

Energy Cork seeks to secure investment

Cork supplies 25% of Ireland’s energy needs but uses 13%, writes Kieran Lettice

Tue, 01 Jan, 2013

Cross-border research project aims to reduce costs of energy consumption

A €1.69m research project aimed at reducing costs for the manufacturing sector and creating jobs was launched yesterday by cabinet ministers Pat Rabbitte and Richard Bruton.

Mon, 17 Dec, 2012

Meeting energy goals to cost €23bn

Ireland needs to invest €22.8bn between now and 2020 if it is to fulfil its legal obligations under EU directives on the environment and energy efficiency targets, it emerged at the launch of Energy Cork.

Sat, 08 Dec, 2012

US firm to create almost 100 jobs with ‘clean energy research’ centre

ALMOST 100 hi-tech jobs are set to be created in Cork city as part of a multi-million euro drive ministers have claimed will push Ireland to the top of Europe’s green energy agenda.

Tue, 27 Apr, 2010

Research hub could create 90 jobs

Almost 90 jobs could be created at a new research hub in Cork, it was revealed today.

Mon, 26 Apr, 2010