Building sector must take the lead on embodied carbon
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Leading Irish heating appliance manufacturer Grant has invested over €250,000 in enabling the use of hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) in traditional oil boilers.
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 will launch a new range of monobloc air-to-water heat pumps this November.
Mannok named one of Ireland’s best managed companies
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Zyle Fenster now using Triotherm thermal brackets
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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.
Aluclad windows offer numerous advantages: Prestige Aluclad
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Ecological Building Systems launch Thermo Hemp Combi Jute insulation
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Ecological Building Systems have launched Thermo Hemp Combi Jute insulation in Ireland and the UK.
Daikin Europe has launched the Daikin Altherma M HW, its second generation domestic hot water heat pump.
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Efficient ventilation key to healthier indoor spaces – Partel
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Heat pumps still best way to cut heating emissions – Mitsubishi
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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.
The new Brink Flair 225 heat recovery ventilation unit from Brink Climate Systems has officially been released.
COP26 house to showcase fabric first, low carbon build methods
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