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Ten County Waterford Schools Receive Climate Action Funding for Upgrades

1 report, 1 independent Updated Tue 00:00
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What happened

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Ten schools in County Waterford were selected to receive funding under the Climate Action Summer Works Scheme. The funding will support projects aimed at improving the quality, sustainability, and energy efficiency of the school buildings. These projects include roof works, mechanical works, toilet facility upgrades, and window replacements across the ten successful schools.

From waterford-news.ie

Why it matters

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The investment supports significant building improvements and addresses climate objectives within County Waterford. The funding provides capital for energy efficiency upgrades, which can stimulate local construction and trade activity.

From waterford-news.ie

Who's involved

  • John CumminsMinister of State for Planning and Local Government and Teachta Dála for County Waterford

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • County WaterfordSpeculative

    The local construction and trade sectors in County Waterford might see increased demand for services related to roof works, mechanical installations, and window projects.

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