Miesian Plaza Featured in 'Supporting the Circular Economy Transition in the Irish Construction Sector' Report
06.08.2024
Miesian Plaza was featured as a case study in a recently-published report with recommendations for the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications to support the Irish construction sector's transition to a circular economy.
Miesian Plaza was featured as a case study in a recently-published report with recommendations for the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications to support the Irish construction sector's transition to a circular economy.
The Report, published by the Sustainability and Climate Action Consultative Committee of the CSG Innovation and Digital Adoption Subgroup, will be followed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Ireland-funded Circular Build National Circular Built Environment Roadmap to 2040 which the Irish Green Building Council is developing with Atlantic Technological University, Technological University Dublin and the University of Galway.
Read more about Miesian Plaza here and view the Report here (Miesian Plaza is featured on pages 28 to 32).
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