Infrastructure
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Electrification ‘not enough’ to meet transport emissions targets
Ireland’s transport system fosters growing car use and carbon emissions by design, a report has found, further outlining that it…
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KPMG: Invest the time in a market consultation
As the expectations of public procurement continue to surge, contracting authorities’ need for clear communication with industry has never been…
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Making regeneration environmentally friendly
Emilie Wadsworth, Operations Director of the Green Action Trust, explains how green infrastructure investment, in addition to playing its part…
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Carbon, construction contracts and (life) cycle
Housing and infrastructure plans for the rest of the decade will result in a significant increase in embodied emissions if…
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Construction activity contraction in 2022
Construction activity in Ireland suffered a contraction in 2022, falling below pre-Covid levels of activity amidst increasingly expensive material costs.…
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Helping to unlock the value of infrastructure in Ireland
From flood protection to decarbonisation to major transportation programmes, Jacobs continues to plan for, design, and safeguard Ireland’s future. From…
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Housing challenges persist for Government
Having initially claimed that the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage had “blown its target out of the water”…
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Plenary: Global experience and economic stimulus
Established in 2004, Plenary is a leading independent, long-term investor, developer, and manager of public infrastructure. Plenary has over 250…
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Egis is designing tomorrow’s transport, today
For more than 50 years, Egis has designed, built, and managed hundreds of flagship urban and transport projects worldwide. We…
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Minister Michael McGrath TD: National Development Plan priorities for 2022
The National Development Plan (NDP) published in October 2021 represented the largest such plan in the history of the State.…
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