Year: 2022
Project Objective: Facilitating an industrial symbiosis innovation demonstration pilot where waste bread is utilised as a substitute for virgin malted grain to create a new beer.
Year: 2022
Project Objective: To improve the resource and energy efficiency of IT equipment on campus across each stage of the product life cycle.
Year: 2022
Project Objective: Examine the commercial viability of a novel Self Reinforced Polymer made from recycled PET plastic.
Year: 2022
Project Objective: Investigate potential uses for abandoned, lost, discarded and end-of-life fishing gear
Year: 2022
Project Objective: To increase the amount of clothes that can be reused in Ireland
Year: 2022
Project Objective: Exploring Cradle-to-Cradle (C2C) opportunities during the construction phase of small-to-medium sized projects.
Year: 2022
Year: 2022
This infographic displays the key findings of the published report "PLASTICS: Attitudes and behaviours in Ireland 2019-2021". Plastics is a priority area of the EPA-led Circular Economy Programme. One of the ways the programme works is through providing data and evidence, building knowledge and informing policy. To provide baseline information on the Irish public’s behaviours & attitudes to plastic and plastic waste, the EPA commissioned Behaviour & Attitudes (‘B&A’) to conduct online surveys of nationally representative samples of adults aged 16+ and report on the findings.
Year: 2022
The EPA’s Circular Economy Conference will take place at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin, and online on 22 September. The programme is being finalised but we can reveal some of the great topics and organisations that we will have at this year's conference. The programme consists of four sessions: • Setting the scene - featuring EPA DG Laura Burke, Minister Ossian Smyth and representatives from government departments implementing circular economy policy; • Measurement Matters – with presentations on indicators for circular economy, food waste statistics and food waste measurement, featuring Irish and European speakers including the OECD and Finnish Environment Institute SKYE; • Regulation for Circularity – including an EU perspective on end of waste, an EPA presentation on developing national criteria for construction-based materials and an Irish case study on end of waste for plastics; • Circular Solutions - where we will hear from organisations implementing circular economy business models
Year: 2022
Plastics is a priority area of the EPA-led Circular Economy Programme. One of the ways the programme works is through providing data and evidence, building knowledge and informing policy. To provide baseline information on the Irish public’s behaviours & attitudes to plastic and plastic waste, the EPA commissioned Behaviour & Attitudes (‘B&A’) to conduct online surveys of nationally representative samples of adults aged 16+ and report on the findings.
Year: 2022
Budget information for potential applicants for Green Enterprise funding
Year: 2022
General information for potential Green Enterprise Grant applicants
Year: 2022
Prepared May 2022, this document is intended to provide a snapshot on the nature and extent of food waste in Ireland based on currently available information.
Year: 2022
2020 Reference Year , April 2022
Year: 2022
This is the first report on GPP activity by Government Departments, collating and analysing data for the year 2020. The report presents an overview of the process, monitoring and reporting requirements, data collected and a summary of the findings.
Year: 2022
This training presentation follows on from the introductory Green Public Procurement video and provides more detailed information for suppliers of goods and services to the public sector in Ireland. Its purpose is to provide all suppliers with background information, advice and practical tips on Green Public Procurement. An animated PowerPoint version of the presentation is also available below.
Year: 2021
The Environmental Protection Agency has prepared this National Hazardous Waste Management Plan (NWHMP) for the Republic of Ireland covering a six-year period from 2021 to 2027. It sets out the priorities to be pursued over the next six years and beyond to improve the prevention and management of hazardous waste. The purpose of this plan is to protect the environment and human health in Ireland through best-practice management of hazardous wastes.
The Driving Force for Ireland's Move to a Circular Economy, December 2021
Year: 2021
Summary of The Circular Economy Programme 2021 to 2027
The Driving Force for Ireland's Move to a Circular Economy, December 2021
Year: 2021
Ireland’s Circular Economy Programme (2021 to 2027) is the driving force for Ireland's move to a circular economy. The vision for the Programme, which is led by the EPA, is an Ireland where the circular economy ensures that everyone uses less resources and prevents waste to achieve sustainable economic growth.
