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Tadhg Coakley, Clean Technology Centre, presented at the recent Environment Ireland Conference on September 16th in Croke Park. Tadhg’s presentation, based on over 20 years of CTC experience, was on The…
The Clean Technology Centre has been involved in the Smart Farming programme being led by the IFA and which is funded by the EPA. CTC has provided input in terms…
CTC has been invited to present on its experiences in the area of environmental data by the National Economic and Social Council (NESC). The presentation will be given by Tadhg…
Clean Technology Centre, at CIT, has commenced a new research project entitled: Resource Efficiency in Priority Irish Business Sectors. On average in Europe, manufacturing firms spend about 40% of their…
CTC has recently completed its research project: A Roadmap for a National Resource Efficiency Plan for Ireland (2014), EPA STRIVE PROGRAMME 2007-2013. The outcomes of the Roadmap project will be…
The Clean Technology Centre will be active at the FORUM ON FOOD WASTE 2014 THURSDAY 11TH & FRIDAY 12TH DECEMBER SMOCK ALLEY THEATRE, DUBLIN Through its work with Stop Food…
The Clean Technology Centre has facilitated the Green Business Winter Resource Efficiency Seminars in conjunction with Ibec, Bórd Bia and BIM. The focus of these seminars was on improving “Resource Efficiency…
CTC have completed a major report on resource efficiency in Ireland. This report outlines the findings of the research study: Roadmap for a National Resource Efficiency Plan for Ireland (2011-WRM-DS-03)…
CTC (in partnership with RPS) has been commissioned by the EPA to carry out a review and update of the methodologies used for the characterisation of municipal waste (household and…
The Clean Technology Centre has been commissioned by the EPA to write the Fourth Report on the implementation of Directive 1999/13/EC on the limitation of emissions of volatile organic compounds…