Grant invests in biofuel tech for oil boilers
Leading Irish heating appliance manufacturer Grant has invested over €250,000 in enabling the use of hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) in traditional oil boilers.
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Tackling the retrofit skills shortage head on
The National Construction Training Centre in County Laois is aiming to meet the challenge of training the huge number of skilled workers needed for Ireland’s planned housebuilding and deep retrofitting programmes.
Waterford Stanley launch monobloc heat pumps
Waterford Stanley will launch a new range of monobloc air-to-water heat pumps this November.
Mannok named one of Ireland’s best managed companies
Mannok was named as one of Ireland’s
best managed companies at a
virtual awards ceremony on Wednesday,
8 September.
Zyle Fenster now using Triotherm thermal brackets
Waterford-based high-performance window supplier and installer Zyle Fenster Ireland is now offering Triotherm thermal brackets from Prodomo Ireland as standard under door thresholds on all of its projects.
Pat Cox appointed chair of Ecocem
Low carbon cement company Ecocem has announced
the appointment of Pat Cox, former TD and
president of the European Parliament, as chair of
Ecocem Group.
Aluclad windows offer numerous advantages: Prestige Aluclad
Anyone looking to purchase new windows could easily be overwhelmed
by the sheer choice on the market, and nowhere is this more evident that
when it comes to choice of materials.
Ecological Building Systems launch Thermo Hemp Combi Jute insulation
Ecological Building Systems have launched Thermo Hemp Combi Jute insulation in Ireland and the UK.
Daikin launches new hot water heat pump
Daikin Europe has launched the Daikin Altherma M HW, its second generation domestic hot water heat pump.
Efficient ventilation key to healthier indoor spaces – Partel
Partel, specialist in developing sustainable
building envelope materials, is
aiming to raise awareness of the key role of
efficient ventilation for safer and healthier
indoor living spaces.
Heat pumps still best way to cut heating emissions – Mitsubishi
Despite recent focus on the launch of the UK’s hydrogen strategy, heat pumps are still the most logical technology for cutting carbon emissions from home heating appliances, according to Mitsubishi Electric UK.
New Brink Flair 225 MVHR unit launched
The new Brink Flair 225 heat recovery ventilation unit from Brink Climate Systems has officially been released.
New app for remote control of Nilan Compact P
Nilan has developed a new app that allows users to control their ventilation system and heat pump directly from their mobile phone. The feature now comes as standard on all of the company’s popular Compact P combined heating and ventilation systems.
Ecological seminar tackles embodied carbon ‘blind spot’
Ecological Building Systems recently hosted a series of thought-provoking presentations on the topic of going beyond NZEB and addressing the carbon blind spot of the construction industry: embodied carbon.
Ecocel on site with 56 homes in Cork
Irish cellulose insulation manufacturer Ecocel is currently on site completing the installation of its cellulose insulation to a new social housing development in County Cork.
Wicklow company makes eco-board from food packaging
The construction and demolition sector is among the top waste
producing industries in Ireland, generating close to 1.5 million
tonnes per year, excluding soil and stone.
Grant heat pumps at centre of NI energy transition project
Leading heating technology manufacturer
Grant will be supporting Ulster University
and the Northern Ireland Housing Executive
(NIHE) in their RULET – Rural-Led Energy
Transition – initiative, aimed at reducing
or eliminating the risk of low-income
households being left behind in the transition
to clean, smart, integrated energy systems.
Prodomo offer certified thermal brackets for windows and doors
Sustainable building product supplier
Prodomo Ireland is now supplying
Triotherm thermal brackets for windows
and doors to the Irish market.
Roll out CO2 sensors to slow spread of Covid-19 – NuWave Sensors
There has been growing focus in recent weeks on the use
of CO2 monitors to help slow the spread of Covid-19, after
the government announced at the end of May that it would
be supplying the devices to schools across the country.
Exhaust air heat pumps prove ideal for social housing — Unipipe
Leading renewable heating supplier Unipipe says there has been a large increase in demand for exhaust air heat pumps for new local authority housing schemes.