Crowley Carbon announce creation of new jobs
Crowley Carbon, the Irish expert in energy efficiency, have announced the creation of 20 jobs at its Crowley Carbon Centre in County Wicklow. This new building, at the cutting edge of technology, enables Crowley Carbon to remotely control the energy consumption of their customers’ equipment, and to alert them in the case of abnormal peak consumption. This technology applies to all types of equipment, from refrigerators to...
Tricel continue to expand in France
The Irish company Tricel, a specialist in sanitation, continues its expansion into France with the announcement of the launch of a new product, the creation of new jobs and a new supply contract. The new contract, signed with Rhône-Alpes sanitation with support from Enterprise Ireland, amounted to EUR 1.5 million for 2016 and was signed in the presence of the Taoiseach. François Le Lan, CEO of Tricel France, commented on the...
Tricel benefit from Enterprise Ireland’s support
The Irish Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, visited Lyon on the 4th of September 2015 to express Enterprise Ireland’s support for the sanitation specialist Tricel. Enterprise Ireland is the agency responsible for helping the international development of Irish companies. In 2011, Enterprise Ireland had supported Tricel in the establishment of a factory in Vienne (86), in Naintré, and has further helped the company to get obtain a major contract...
Postponement of decree governing air quality in pre-schools
By a decree of August 17, 2015, the establishment of an air monitoring device inside in collective care institutions for children under six and kindergartens, initially scheduled for 1 January 2015 has been postponed to 1 January 2018. This will be followed by an equivalent decree for recreation centres, schools and colleges on 1 January 2020, before a series of other facilities (swimming pools, hospitals …) on 1 January 2023....
Europe enforcing energy efficiency
The European Commission has announced it is making stricter laws on energy efficiency for the European Union and performance in 2016. It will continue to apply existing regulations more. Maros Sefcovic, Vice President of the Commission confirmed that the new rules would have more stringent requirements with respect to the Directive on energy efficiency (EED) and the existing directive on the energy performance of buildings. Sefcovic...
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