Cork's Climeaction seeks to fill US funding gap

The funding will help firms install industrial heat pumps and boilers to replace fossil-fuel heating systems
Cork's Climeaction seeks to fill US funding gap

Climeaction CEO Paul Murphy, minister Peter Burke, Enterprise Ireland executive director Jennifer Melia, Enterprise Ireland's Sara Dart, and Climeaction operations lead Brendan Place. File picture

Cork-headquartered firm Climeaction is to develop a $50m (€46m) Climate Transition Fund in the US to help large industrial manufacturers in New England to develop clean energy and decarbonisation projects.

Paul Murphy’s company is moving to fill a gap caused by the recent $500m (€457.8m) cuts to Massachusetts’s state energy efficiency funding, which has left many companies struggling to finance their transition to cleaner energy.

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