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Currach Created from Recycled Materials Built for St Patrick s Festival in Barcelona
16th March 2021
The currach made by artist Mark Redden in Barcelona for St Patrick s Day.
An Irish currach made entirely from recycled and salvaged material is to be launched by artist and boatbuilder Mark Redden in Barcelona, Spain on St Patrick’s Day.
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The Times Ireland reports today, “Saoirse” has been built over the past year by Redden as part of a project to investigate the level of plastic pollution in fish.
Redden has modelled this vessel on the Connemara version while using only materials which were recycled or salvaged.
News Hanson installs green hydrogen generator at Port Talbot Regen ground granulated blast furnace slag plant with Swansea University Energy Safety Research Institute
Hanson installs green hydrogen generator at Port Talbot Regen ground granulated blast furnace slag plant with Swansea University Energy Safety Research Institute Written by Global Cement staff
11 February 2021
UK: HeidelbergCement subsidiary Hanson has installed a solar and wind-powered hydrogen generation demonstration unit at its Port Talbot Regen ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBFS) plant in Port Talbot in Neath Port Talbot. The company says that the project is part of a collaboration with Swansea University’s Energy Safety Research Institute under the European Research and Development Fund’s Reducing Industrial Carbon Emissions initiative. The hydrogen generated by the installation will replace natural gas in the GGBFS plant’s burners.