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Resilient Innovation
26 June 2023
8
MINS
Regional Business Summit: Engaging People and Leading on Sustainability
I
n partnership with ITAG and Galway Chamber
,
J.E. Cairnes School of Business and Economics
’
Regional Business Summit: Engaging People and Leading on Sustainability
was a highly
anticipated
event
at University of Galway, drawing
over 150 business leaders, policymakers and sustainability advocates from regional industries and sectors. The summit, held on 31 March 2023, aimed to foster dialogue,
collaboration
and innovation to address pressing environmental and social challenges while promoting sustainable economic growth in the West of Ireland.
articles
Resilient Innovation
22 June 2023
19
MINS
GEOFIT: More than a Hole in the Ground
Luis Miguel Blanes Restoy
What started as a hole in the ground
on the University of Galway campus grounds
is now a
living field-scale laboratory for geothermal technology
.
Beyond
heat
ing
the
campus
swimming pool
,
GEOFIT’s ground-source heat pump infrastructure
will a
ct as a
pilot for other European countries, influencing
policy
and propelling
Ireland’s decarbonisation journey
forward
as a whole
.
articles
Sustainability
05 July 2022
14
MINS
Tackling Energy Consumption – We Have More Power than We Think
Prof Frances Fahy, Professor Frances Fahy
A recent study led by Prof Frances Fahy and Dr Gary Goggins
shows evidence that people can significantly reduce energy use when given the tools to challenge their everyday practices.
If implemented at societal level, these savings could play a major role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and decarbonising the economy.
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