IERC has conducted research on heat pump technology development programme across the EU countries. The report titled ‘Best Practices and Policy Solutions for Ireland’s 2030 Heat Pump Target’ identifies barriers and pathways for Ireland to meet this ambitious target, including best practices in international policy...
Read More· HP4ALL is led by the Limerick Institute of Technology and formed by six other partners from five different countries · HP4ALL has received almost €1 million funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme Limerick (Ireland), September 22. A European...
Read MoreThe IERC (International Energy Research Centre) at Tyndall National Institute, UCC has been awarded €2M in Horizon 2020 funding to lead a 3-year Citizen Engagement and Energy Collective Action project. This project aims to develop a standard framework for the growth of energy communities....
Read MoreTyndall National Institute is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Brian Norton as Head of Energy Research with direct responsibility for its International Energy Research Centre (IERC). He is the immediate Past President of Dublin Institute of Technology and most recently Principal, City...
Read MoreThe International Energy Research Centre (IERC) has published the EuroHeat Report, a joint project with Ervia and Gas Networks Ireland. The aim of this report is to analyse the domestic heat sector policy and strategy of countries with a similar temperate climate to Ireland,...
Read MoreInnovative new business model reduces payback period of energy efficient building refurbishment projects by up to 16% Over the last three years, the NOVICE project, coordinated by IERC, has been testing the validity of a new business model for Energy Service Companies (ESCOs) that...
Read MoreThe International Energy Research Centre is hiring. For more information, check out our available posts here! BOR-2 Research Software Engineer SKH-02 Post-Doc Researcher (Electrical Engineering) SKH-01b Research Assistant – Electrical and Electronic Engineer
Read MoreAfter careful consideration, the IERC have decided to postpone our 9th Annual IERC Conference planned for this April 22nd & 23rd at the Maryborough House Hotel in Cork, due to the development of COVID-19 across Europe. We remain optimistic that we will be able...
Read MoreRegistration for the IERC Conference 2020 is now open. An early bird rate is available until 6th March 2020. Further details on the conference and how to register are available here: IERC Conference 2020
Read MoreThe IERC 9th Annual Conference will be held on Thursday 23rd April 2020. The conference networking dinner will take place the evening before, Wednesday 22nd April. This years conference will be held in Maryborough House Hotel in Cork. The conference theme is A New...
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