Join us in person for an interactive showcase of the latest research insights and outputs from the UCC Energy Policy and Modelling Group, focused on the themes of Climate Action and Energy Security.
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Join us in person for an interactive showcase of the latest research insights and outputs from the UCC Energy Policy and Modelling Group, focused on the themes of Climate Action and Energy Security.
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Dr. Paul Deane spoke to RTÉ’s Behind the Story Podcast with Aisling Kenny and Fran McNulty about energy in Ireland, renewables, and the option for nuclear energy in the second part of the show.
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Prof Hannah Daly had the enormous honour of participating in this climate event for President Connolly today, organised by An Taisce - "Snapshots on climate change and its impacts on our welfare".
Latest Climate Change Off the Record Podcast - Episode Two with special guest Professor Hannah Daly.
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Why is the Government playing chicken on climate with Europe?
At a time of climate crisis: Climate action is fiscal prudence
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Huge thanks to UCC Sustainability Institute’s Fionn Rogan for his leadership in steering the negotiations
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“What is possible is not always achievable,” says Paul Deane from UCC Sustainability Institute referring to the Government’s efforts to develop data centres while achieving decarbonisation targets. “We cannot have it all because we cannot do it all,” he adds.
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Thanks to former Climate Minister Denis Naughten for reflecting on the role of UCC Sustainability Institute research and analysis in improving policy making processes.
Climate Change Off the Record is a new podcast where experts step away from the data to share their hopes, fears, and the human side of the science.
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Solar power is growing at a staggering pace, challenging fossil fuels and reshaping economies, industrial systems and geopolitics. Prof Hannah Daly's latest column in The Irish Times
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