The summer period is a busy time for Estate Services, in particular it offers an opportunity to implement carbon reduction initiatives for the University and we would like to update you on some of these plans.
Tag: energy efficiency
14
Jun
03
May
The official 2018 results are due to be published shortly by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI). Early indications are good, however the period between now and the end of 2020 is crucial to our success.
15
Mar
The UCD community is working hard to reach our 2020 energy efficiency targets, which require a 33% improvement in energy efficiency.
20
Dec
Before you leave campus for the Christmas break, we would like to provide you with an update on some of the projects we have been running, and once more ask you to switch-off before you leave.
26
Oct
The Switch-Off campaign plays a very important part in our over-all energy efficiency programme and in helping us to deliver on our target of a 33% improvement in energy. Don't forget to Switch-Off this October Bank Holiday Weekend.
03
Aug
The Switch-Off campaign plays a very important part in our over-all energy efficiency programme and in helping us to deliver on our target of a 33% improvement in energy. Don't forget to Switch-Off this August Bank Holiday Weekend.
31
May
The official 2017 results are due to be published next month by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI). Early indications are good, however the period between now and 2020 is crucial to our success. Can you help us?
04
May
We once again ask for a big effort to Switch-Off this bank holiday weekend. This extra effort can make a very considerable contribution to UCD’s environmental footprint and help us progress towards our 2020 targets.
29
Mar
With most University buildings closed for four consecutive days, this extended weekend offers one of the best opportunities of the year for us to save energy and reduce emissions through the Switch-Off Campaign.
21
Dec
The festive period is with us again – which means that University buildings will be closed for 11 consecutive days. This marks the longest period of time that the University is closed all year and therefore offers us considerable potential to reduce our carbon emissions and energy usage.