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Carbon and Energy Fund Ireland

St James’s Hospital Has Signed A New Energy Performance Contract (Epc) With Veolia In Partnership With The Carbon And Energy Fund Ireland (Cefi). Under The Epc Agreement, Veolia Will Install And Operate Energy Efficient Equipment In The Hospital. The 20-Year Contract To Operate And Maintain The Equipment Was Awarded To Veolia After A Competitive Public Tendering Process And The Epc Implementation Is The Largest Of Its Kind In Irish Healthcare To Date. Announcing Details Of The Contract Were Edel Wyse, Director Of Operations At The Carbon And Energy Fund Ireland; John Lambe, Business Development Manager At Veolia; Kyle Wylie, Engineering Manager At St. James's Hospital; And Vincent Callan, Director Of Facilities At St James’s Hospital (Front) Photo Chris Bellew /Fennell Photography 2020

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St James’s Hospital lands largest scale energy performance contract in Irish healthcare

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