Infrastructure
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Integrated planning of climate neutral cities
Aura Istrate, Assistant Professor in Urban Planning and Sustainable Urbanism at University College Dublin tells eolas Magazine how the C-NEWTRAL…
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How Payzone is shaping the future of mobility in Ireland
As Ireland’s towns and cities face the dual pressures of climate targets and growing urban populations, the way we move…
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Irish Cities in Crisis
Irish Cities in Crisis is a call to arms. The essays in this book describe the changes needed across government,…
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Athlone to be Ireland’s first ‘green city’ by 2040
The €5 billion plan identifies Athlone as the remedy to Ireland’s growing population and includes the redevelopment of 5,000 hectares…
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Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien TD: ‘A transformative programme of investment in transport infrastructure’
A connected and sustainable transport network is key to Ireland’s economic growth and achieving our climate goals, writes Minister for…
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Major public transport infrastructure programmes: An insight into Jacobs’ approach to successfully unlock Irish growth
Ireland’s rapid growth over the last 20 years has led to a significant step change in the scale and complexity…
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FuelEU Maritime enters effect
An EU regulation mandating the promotion of the use of renewable, low-carbon fuels, and clean energy technologies for ships has…
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The future is bright for light rail in Ireland
In the 20 years since Luas commenced passenger service it has delivered substantial benefits to the city. Transport Infrastructure Ireland…
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Leveraging our shared global experience to deliver for our passengers, PTAs, people, and the planet
Keolis is the world’s leading operator of automatic metro systems and tramways. We operate public transport networks on behalf of…
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Addressing transport emissions
The transport sector is on course to exceed its sectoral emission ceiling of 54 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent…
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