Environmental Efficiency celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Founded in 1996, the directors realised that there was a need for an organisation that could offer a full range of environmental […]
Environmental Efficiency – 25 Years in Business

Environmental Efficiency celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Founded in 1996, the directors realised that there was a need for an organisation that could offer a full range of environmental […]
Congratulations to John Cullen John has recently completed his 2020 Institute of Acoustic Diploma course exams and received a Merit in all five assessed components. This has made John the […]
The incorrect disposal of batteries is a serious concern in waste management. Lithium-ion and nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) batteries, also referred to as ‘zombie batteries’, can cause fires in waste or […]
‘Environmental Efficiency are delighted to report that Senior Environmental and Planning Consultant Richard Deeney, who was worked with Environmental Efficiency for over eight years, has been awarded the status of […]
When a new model of a car release on to the market, the competitors will get their hands on one and take it to pieces to see what new can […]
The government’s target for one million EVs on the country roads is not credible according to many experts. If this target is going to be missed (and the government’s record […]
Legionella could lurk in the water supplies of school buildings, and some measures to keep people in schools safe from coronavirus may even increase risks from deadly illnesses caused by […]
Unfortunate events in Beirut on the 4th of August 2020 shone a light once again on the extreme dangers of Ammonium nitrate storage. This incident is the fourteenth known industrial Ammonium […]
I was recently surprised to see a Request for Tender (RFT) for a replacement of old school boiler by yet another fossil fuelled boiler. This RFT was on the Irish […]
The Coronavirus and Climate Denialism The Coronavirus and the Climate Crisis share many of the same traits. You could view the Coronavirus as an acute version of the Climate Crisis. […]