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The Galway Wind Park delivery team, consisting of SSE, Coillte and Roadbridge, bagged the prestigious Green Project of the Year Award at the 2017 Irish Construction Industry Awards last week. This is the project’s second Irish Construction Industry Award in as many years, having scooped the prize for Excellence in Sustainability last time out. &hellip
The IFA, in association with See Change, Coillte and Mental Health Ireland, have organised a series of six forest walks around the country as part of the Green Ribbon Campaign for mental health. At the launch of the walks, Minister McEntee said that the Let’s Talk and Walk events are a great initiative to help &hellip
Coillte and Treemetrics Map Future for Global Forestry in €1M Contract Agreement Coillte, Ireland’s national forestry company, today announced a major €1 million contract agreement, with Cork-headquartered Treemetrics to roll out a pioneering real-time satellite communications and data-analytics platform for forestry harvest control. An Taoiseach Enda Kenny T.D was joined by Coillte Chief Executive Fergal Leamy &hellip
Photo L-R: John Moloney (Coillte Chairman), Minister Michael Creed T.D. and Fergal Leamy (Coillte Chief Executive) at the launch of Coillte Premium Partners in Macroom, Co. Cork Private forestry partnership product where Coillte manage all aspects of forest plantation Opportunity for private forestry owners to earn an annual income Forestry partners retain ownership of their &hellip
Consortium to develop world’s first Tricoya wood chip manufacturing plant Plant to be located at BP’s Chemical Park in Hull, UK Dramatic leap forward in wood products for outdoor use Investment will boost Coillte’s Medite value-added business New innovative product targeted at multiple sectors Coillte today announced an innovative partnership deal that will see &hellip
Coillte and the local community in Glenmalure County Wicklow came together for an open day on March 25th 2017 to celebrate the successful conservation of an historic mining building in the Glenmalure Valley. The event celebrated the conservation works and fascinating history of a large 19th century ore-crushing building which stands as a reminder of the &hellip