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Irish manufacturing and exporting companies have an important role to play in reducing emissions and building a more sustainable future and Enterprise Ireland h...
Enterprise Ireland to host webinars next month to help companies reduce emissions
Offaly companies encouraged to start planning for green future Reporter: '); '); Offaly companies are being encouraged to start planning for a green future as part of a government fund and action plan. Recently launched by the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Leo Varadkar, and the Minister for Environment, Climate and Communications and Minister for Transport, Eamon Ryan, the Climate Enterprise Action Fund includes three supports that companies supported by Enterprise Ireland can access to assist on their sustainability journey. These are: - Climate Action Vouc...
Enterprise Ireland encourages Donegal companies to start planning for green future now Reporter: '); '); Donegal companies are being encouraged by Enterprise Ireland to start preparing for the inevitable and necessary green future that lies ahead for us all. Donegal manufacturing and exporting companies have an important role to play in reducing emissions and building a more sustainable future and Enterprise Ireland has a range of green supports to help them. Recently launched by the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Leo Varadkar, and the Minister for Environment...
May 10, 2021 7:00 pm Ireland needs to “maintain commitment” to a just transition as it takes steps towards carbon neutrality, the OECD has emphasised. Today (Monday, May 10), the OECD published the Environmental Performance Review of Ireland, an independent assessment of the country’s progress towards its environmental policy objectives. Speaking at the launch, Minister for Climate Eamon Ryan said that a just transition for agriculture will be key to tackling the climate crisis. Agriculture accounts for 35% of greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs), one of the highest shares in the OECD. Most ...