52 ELECTRIC.IE • The Magazine & Website for the Irish Electrical Industry • AP Haslam Ltd. of ESKV glands or a carton of Combi 308 junction boxes going out to a customer I feel happy they are getting a ‘near sourced’ durable, quality product from an environmentally conscious manufacturer”, Seán enthuses. The energy transition is evident on roof tops and in elds across the island of Ireland and WISKA knows that in the drive to decarbonise every component in a renewables project contributes to the Net Zero goal, even a humble cable gland! “Ultimately, it’s up to the specifiers, buyers to ‘move the dial’ in the environments favour and knowing your sources is key to that” says Seán. This year, to celebrate 60 years of a strong sustainable partnership WISKA company owner Ronald Hoppmann will be attending the AP Haslam Ltd. stand at the Manufacturing and Supply Chain event in the RDS on May 28th & 29th. Ronald, along with the WISKA team will be delighted to share their experiences with you on their sustainability journey. To learn more about sustainability in manufacture and see the full range of WISKA products, including CCTV, marine, railway, lighting and of course the Combi junction boxes be sure to visit the AP Haslam Ltd. stand. For further information on the WISKA range of products contact: sales@aphaslam.ie +353 (0)1 453 2522 Wiska presentation on PCF life cycle 2024 Alphonsus and Paul Haslam Keith Haslam Tel: +353 (0) 1 453 2522 | Email: sales@aphaslam.ie 1 4 Sunshine Industrial Estate, Crumlin Road, Dublin 1 2 APHaslam Ltd are proud to be part of the Wiska family for the past 60 years. Working together in reducing product carbon footprint, we shall continue to deliver quality manufacturing and sustainable products, to all our customers well into the future. Diamond Jubilee Cork Chamber, the voice of business in Cork, announced today a new service that delivers advice to businesses aiming to become more energy efficient and invest in renewable energy sources. This free service, which is open to members and non-members nationwide, is being delivered through a wider European Commission funded project, called REEValue and focuses on the food, beverage and transport industries. “The business community has a lot to offer in terms of decarbonisation and many organisations are already on their journeys to adapting their Cork Chamber launches REEValue to support the decarbonisation of businesses ‒ Adopting energy efficiency measures or investing in renewable energy can help Irish businesses to lower their energy bill. energy plans. Our participation in the REEValue project is one of the many ways that Cork Chamber has worked to advance the broader sustainability agenda, while also offering practical help as businesses seek to embrace change for the better,” said Conor Healy, CEO of Cork Chamber. Irish businesses contribute approximately 13% of the nation's greenhouse gas emissions, and they now have the potential to reduce their energy bills by 10% by adopting energy ef ciency measures or investing in renewable energy sources. REEValue is dedicated to fostering collaborations among value chains in speci c classi cations of economic activities within the food, beverage, and transport sectors, aiming to identify and implement energy ef ciency and renewable energy sources opportunities. Dr. Alicia Mateos-Cárdenas, REEValue Project Coordinator at Cork Chamber said, “This new free service will help businesses identify relevant funding opportunities and provide energy recommendations while also supporting them through workshops and one-to-one advisory services. Our aim is to simplify the process for businesses, while we manage the gathering of cutting-edge technical information on energy efficiency, renewable energy sources and value chain collaboration models. There is a huge opportunity to make savings, future-proof their businesses. You can find more information following this link: https://www.corkchamber.ie/international/reevalue/
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