Case Studies

Dublin City Council (DCC) install an air to water heat pump system and LED lighting at Little Stars Creche as part of their focused effort to reduce carbon emissions and deliver on 2020 climate targets.

Through a combination of biomass, wind, solar and hydro, one of Ireland's most well-known family businesses, is leading the way in renewable energy innovation.

Herlihy's climate ambition is to reduce energy costs, fossil fuel usage and greenhouse gas emissions in their own store and in their local community as well.

The Fair Play Café is working towards becoming a zero-carbon community building and a hub for sustainability in the area.

The Rediscovery Centre has undergone a major green energy revamp and through the integration of renewable technology, has transformed into a state-of-the-art eco facility.

The research outcomes have contributed to policy papers that have helped to inform national policy, in particular the Climate Action Plan target of 70% RES-E by 2030.

Investment in renewable technologies helped NUIG exceed Climate Targets and supports them on their journey to establish the campus as one of the 'greenest' in the world.

RetroKit was funded and developed to support housing providers and policy makers to plan and implement the delivery of the Climate Action Plan.

Batterstown collaborate with Meath County Council to drive their vision forward and begin the process of decarbonising their locality.

University College Dublin established a Sustainable Energy
Community to support them on their sustainable energy journey
and deliver on governmental climate action targets.

Collinstown Park School Embraces Sustainability

Mentorship with the SEAI helped Knocklyon energy community
establish a baseline for its priorities in the form of an energy
masterplan

Communities play a huge role in transitioning Ireland towards a
zero carbon economy

Sustainable Clonakilty established
Clonenergy 2020 to help Clonakilty reach energy neutrality through renewable energy by 2020

The project to reduce energy consumption by Kilkenny County
Council has contributed towards their 2020 energy savings target
and lowered costs.