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RECUGI: Reducing Emissions through Compact Urban Growth in Ireland
The RE-CUGI project advocates for compact urban growth to foster sustainable, lively, and resilient communities by quantifying the carbon impacts of neighbourhoods and infrastructure.
It develops pre-planning and planning tools for assessing carbon impacts, aiding policymakers, planners, green finance providers, and building design professionals in designing low-carbon developments. Supporting the Climate Action Plan, RE-CUGI aims to promote the compact growth agenda in Ireland’s villages, towns, and cities.
Dates: 1 Jan 2023 - 30 Apr 2026
Funding: SEAI No. RDD 850
Research Team:
- Oliver Kinnane
- Philip Crowe
- Ciara Reddy
- Philip Comerford
- Joselyn Lopez
- Gloriana Vargas
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