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Dr Paul Deane, Senior Lecturer in Clean Energy UCC discusses the news that, from today, the ESB is ceasing to burn coal at its Moneypoint electricity generation station in County Clare.
Massive electricity outages hit parts of Spain and Portugal at lunchtime today. The Portugese Grid Operator says the fault was in the Spanish Electricity Grid, related to a ‘rare atmospheric phenomenon'. Paul Deane is Senior Lecturer in Clean Energy in UCC tells us more.
Dr. Paul Deane, Senior Lecturer in Clean Energy Futures at University College Cork, on today's report that says electricity supplies face ongoing pressure over the next decade.
Dr Paul Deane, Senior Lecturer in Clean Energy at University College Cork
In this week's episode, our producer Anne Marie talks to Dr Paul Deane about the price of electricity Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Dr. Paul Deane, Senior Lecturer in Clean Energy at University College Cork
We speak to Dr Paul Deane, Senior Lecturer in Clean Energy Futures
There was also a fall in the amount of electricity consumed by private households. Dr Paul Deane, Lecturer in Green Energy at UCC
It is time for the third episode of our newest feature on Morning Focus, Energising Clare. This new feature will be about educating you, the listener, on renewables. On this weeks episode, Alan Morrissey was joined by Dr. Paul Deane, Senior Lecturer in Clean Energy Futures in UCC to discuss the impact of renewables on electricity price.
Dr Paul Deane, Senior Lecturer in Clean Energy at University College Cork
The SEAI have released their Energy in Ireland report. Margie McCarthy, Director of Research and Policy Insights at The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland spoke to us this morning. Also giving a reaction to the findings was Paul Deane, Senior lecturer in clean energy in UCC.
The SEAI have released their Energy in Ireland report. Margie McCarthy, Director of Research and Policy Insights at The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland spoke to us this morning. Also giving a reaction to the findings was Paul Deane, Senior lecturer in clean energy in UCC.
Sarah Cullen, energy systems engineer and co founder “18 for zero” & Dr. Paul Deane, Senior Lecturer in Clean Energy at University College Cork
Roisin Murphy, Architect and Broadcaster and Paul Deane, Senior lecturer in energy at UCC
It's safe to say many households struggled last winter to manage their costs going towards energy, this winter could be the same. What should we do to minimize the burden?Dr Paul Deane, Senior Lecturer in Clean Energy at UCC and Clare O'Connor, Energy Policy Officer with Friends of the Earth joined The Last Word.Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.
The Government has received a C+ grade for “moderate progress” on its own climate and environmental promises. The grading was carried out by a team of independent experts who annually assess the Government's implementation of its own climate and environmental commitments. To discuss this further Shane was joined on the show by Dr Paul Deane is a leading energy expert from University College Cork and was one of the assessors.
The Government has received a C+ grade for “moderate progress” on its own climate and environmental promises. The grading was carried out by a team of independent experts who annually assess the Government's implementation of its own climate and environmental commitments. To discuss this further Shane was joined on the show by Dr Paul Deane is a leading energy expert from University College Cork and was one of the assessors.
Dr Paul Deane, Senior Research Fellow at UCC and Don Moore, Former Managing Director of ESB International.
We talk to Dr Paul Deane, Research Scientist Clean Energy at University College Cork .
Dr Paul Deane, Senior Research Fellow at University College Cork.
Installing solar panels on your roof promises to cut the cost of your electricity bills, make you money, and lower your carbon footprint, but are these renewable energy generators a good investment for you? In episode 32, Caoimhe speaks to Dr. Paul Deane, a Senior Research Scientist in Clean Energy from University College Cork, about the benefits of solar panels and the micro-generation scheme. Paul shares his advice for prospective buyers and the future of solar energy in Ireland.
Colm O'Neill and Paul Deane, Senior Lecturer at University College Cork (UCC), team up on this Podcast to discuss what our future will look like being run by renewable energy and what changes we need to make to get there. They will also look at the blockage to the changes we need to make.
Around 130,000 households are set to be hit with electricity and gas bill shocks as they are coming to the end of discount deals. Paul Deane, energy expert from University College Cork spoke to Shane Coleman on the show
Around 130,000 households are set to be hit with electricity and gas bill shocks as they are coming to the end of discount deals. Paul Deane, energy expert from University College Cork spoke to Shane Coleman on the show
With the latest CSO figures pointing to data centres in the Republic using as much electricity as urban households last year despite an effective moratorium on new connections to the grid in the Greater Dublin Area, does the proliferation of data centres here in recent times represent a real threat to our carbon emissions goals?Ciaran Hancock is joined by Irish Times Business Reporter Ian Curran to talks us through what those latest CSO figures mean, while Director of Cloud Infrastructure Ireland, Michael McCarthy and Energy Researcher at UCC, Paul Deane, give the pros and cons of so many data centres setting up here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
With the latest CSO figures pointing to data centres in the Republic using as much electricity as urban households last year despite an effective moratorium on new connections to the grid in the Greater Dublin Area, does the proliferation of data centres here in recent times represent a real threat to our carbon emissions goals?Ciaran Hancock is joined by Irish Times Business Reporter Ian Curran to talks us through what those latest CSO figures mean, while Director of Cloud Infrastructure Ireland, Michael McCarthy and Energy Researcher at UCC, Paul Deane, give the pros and cons of so many data centres setting up here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We hear from Dr Paul Deane, senior lecturer in energy in University College Cork
On today's podcast I had the privilege of chatting with the down to earth, no messing, Dr. Paul Deane, a senior research fellow at UCC and someone who could be referred to as an “Architect for a Cleaner Future”. Paul who comes from a farming background has a huge love and connection to our earth which has led him to a successful career with all things environmental. He spoke about the challenge of climate change, the difference that Covid and the war in Ukraine has made and how he believes that “capitalism” could actually save us in the end. Enjoy the show.. This show has been produced by Fuzion Communications, a Marketing, PR, Graphic Design and Digital Marketing Agency in Ireland with offices in Dublin and Cork. Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie
Dr Paul Deane, Energy Researcher from UCC.
Dr. Paul Deane, Energy Researcher at UCC
Philip Ryan, Political Editor with the Irish Independent and Dr Paul Deane, Energy Researcher, UCC
In today's episode of this award winning science podcast, Aidan interviews an expert in renewable energy, Dr Paul Deane, who explains why renewable energy could play a huge part globally in stabilising energy supplies, reducing costs and reducing carbon emissions massively. Paul has previously given TED talks about these issues and has won several awards for science communication, so he's definitely worth listening to, on top of his expert knowledge of his field.This episode was supported by MaREI, the Science Foundation Ireland Research Centre for Energy, Climate and Marine, coordinated by the Environmental Research Institute (ERI) at University College Cork. To find out more about MaREI visit https://www.marei.ie/.If you would to help keep the lights on, you can support us by joining our patreon, visit the link below to see the different patron options. Thank you! https://www.patreon.com/LivingRoomLogic Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ireland must not let long-term optimism on the potential of offshore wind or hydrogen blind us to the short-term vulnerabilities of our energy supply – so says Paul Deane, Research Fellow in clean energy in UCC. He will address the Joint Oireachtas Committee on European Union Affairs later today on issues affecting our energy security. In advance of the committee meeting, Paul spoke to Shane this morning.
Ireland must not let long-term optimism on the potential of offshore wind or hydrogen blind us to the short-term vulnerabilities of our energy supply – so says Paul Deane, Research Fellow in clean energy in UCC. He will address the Joint Oireachtas Committee on European Union Affairs later today on issues affecting our energy security. In advance of the committee meeting, Paul spoke to Shane this morning.
Dr Paul Deane, Energy Researcher at University College Cork; Neil Grant, General Manager at the Celtic Ross Hotel, Roscarberry.
Dr. Paul Deane, research fellow in clean energy at UCC and a member of the Marine and Renewable Energy Centre, on possible new rules that would mean planning permission would not be needed for solar panels in homes and businesses.
The government is about to scrap planning permission for solar panels. We hear what it could mean for you and your home with Paula Galvin, Director of Planning at McCutcheon Halley Chartered Planning Consultants, and Dr. Paul Deane, Senior researcher in clean energy futures with the MaREI Centre in UCC
The ESB group tripled its after-tax in the first half of the year reaching €390 million, amid customers facing soaring costs for energy bills. Should these increased profits be used to offset costs incurred by other electricity suppliers? Paul Deane, research professor at University College Cork joined Kieran on the show to discuss...
In this episode, Paul Deane and I discuss his three core pillars to an operational excellence journey. What You'll Learn: Three Core Pillars of an operational excellence journey. The biggest drivers for an organization to adopt Lean. The biggest challenges organizations face when embarking on a Lean journey. Paul's biggest 'win' he has seen organizations achieve having implemented effective Lean. How do you get buy-in for Lean? About The Guest: Paul Deane has over 25 years working with large global organizations all over the world leading manufacturing and service operations, and successfully deploying business improvement methodologies. An innovative continuous Improvement practitioner, with strengths in operationalizing LEAN systems, ISO9001, manufacturing best practice and DMAIC projects. CSSC/ISSP certified 6 Sigma Black and Green Belts. Over 15+ years implementing OPEX systems from zero base within global organizations with strong insight into engaging front line staff. His operational, service and manufacturing experience has covered chemical, industrial and food industries. Paul also spoke at the Virtual Lean Summit 2022. Important Links: Paul Deane | LinkedIn YouTube --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leansolutions/support
Dr Paul Deane of the MaREI Centre at University College Cork discusses Ireland's escalating energy crisis and how best to respond to it.
Jerry speaks to Eddie O'Connor, chairman of SuperNode, a global technology development company. He's argued that a NPHET-type group should be appointed to address concerns over our likely energy shortage. Dr Paul Deane from Ballymacelligott is senior research fellow with MaREI, the SFI Research Centre for Energy, Climate and Marine Environmental Research Institute at UCC.
Dr Paul Deane, Senior energy researcher with the MaREI centre in UCC
Join DanielRayner and Paul Daene, Senior Business Improvement Lead, as they discuss allareas of business process management. ✅ What are the core pillars for BPM?✅ What are the biggest challengeswhen adopting a BPM approach?✅ What should you ask "yourpeople" ? These arejust a few of the questions they tackle as they explore what needs to beconsidered when implementing BPM in an organisation. Tune in for great adviceon how you can identify what pain points need attention first.ProcessPioneers is a community of professionals who strive to equip their organisationwith effective business process management.Getinvolved into a lively exchange of knowledge and experiences in our LinkedInGroup: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13859327/and followus on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/process_pioneers/Twitter:https://twitter.com/ProcessPioneersorFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/processpioneers/
Caroline O'Doherty, Environment Correspondent with The Irish Independent; Dr. Paul Deane, Energy Researcher at University College Cork
Paul Deane, Energy Researcher with University College Cork on the wholesale gas prices & what's likely to happen down the line
Summary Keywordspeople, organisation, simple, leaders, lean, engage, important, business, excellence leader standard work, thinking, communicate, talking, transformation, helping, involved middle, create, whirlwindIntroductionWelcome to episode 102 of the Enterprise Excellence Podcast. I am so pleased to have Mr Paul Dean on the show with us today. Paul has led Continuous Improvement Programs within some of our largest organisations in Australia. Nestle, Jed-Wen, Alsco and now, Australia Post. Paul is passionate about making these programs succeed, sustain and create a better future. Today we will discuss how to achieve this by keeping it simple, making it practice and engaging everyone. Let's get into the episode, Paul thank you so much for joining us today. We are proudly sponsored by S A Partners, a world-leading business transformation consultancy.FREE DownloadFor the first time, we are offering our TOP: Time Optimization Program, which could help you and your organisation and your leaders break out of the whirlwind and get time for what's most important; our people and our family.Download for a limited time here: https://www.enterpriseexcellenceacademy.com/shopLinks Brad is proud to support many Australian businesses. You can find him on LinkedIn here. If you'd like to speak to him about how he can help your business, call him on 0402 448 445 or email bjeavons@iqi.com.au. Our website is www.bradjeavons.com.Paul Deane is contactable on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/paul-deane-85844789What's next?Join our membership page to access great resources that we and our guests have made available.Join our next community meeting on August 18th, 2022. One month is free when you join. https://www.enterpriseexcellenceacademy.com/plans-pricing3. Have a look at the Agile certified training that we offer.
Pauline O'Reilly, Senator and Chair of the Green Party; Gabija Gataveckaite, Political Reporter at Independent Newspapers; Paul Deane, Energy Researcher at University College Cork; Thomas Duffy, Vice President of the Council of Young Farmers of Europe, and Former President of Macra Na Feirme
The European Union has proposed a 15% in natural gas consumption over the course of the next eight months. The cut will affect households as well as power producers and could be made legally binding if Russia cuts its gas supply to Europe. Conor Minogue, IBEC's Senior executive with responsibility for infrastructure, energy and environmental policy, Paul Deane, Research professor at University College Cork and Ciaran Cuffe Green Party MEP for Dublin, do discuss what this winter could look like.
PJ hears from Dr Paul Deane of the UCC Environmental Research Institute that we must make it a priority to secure gas supplies amid wars and other crises as we transition from a carbon based economy to the time when our energy comes from renewables. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Paul Deane, Senior Research Fellow in clean energy futures with the MaREI Centre in UCC, talks about Ireland's domestic solar potential.
Concerns for Ireland's energy security gather apace with some ominous reports this week that Britain may stop supplying gas to mainland Europe if the country is hit by extreme shortages in the coming months and this week on Taking Stock Mandy Johnston will be discussing the potential implications of this and the wider issues with Paul Deane from UCC & Mark Varian, Chair of the Energy & Environment Committee with the British Irish Chamber of Commerce. PwC has called for greater clarity on new rules that oblige larger companies to report and publicly explain their gender pay gap. Mandy is joined by Doone O'Doherty to examine what's happening Plus it's been another eventful week for UK politics and Mandy takes stock of recent developments and what it all means for Boris Johnson's leadership with political scientist Sir John Curtice.
Barry Cowen, Fianna Fáil TD for Laois-Offaly, Dr Paul Deane, Energy Researcher at University College Cork
In this episode, Paul Deane, who has over 25 years of expertise in lean, Jake Harrell, author of 'Chasing Excellence,' and Alex Kurm, who has 20 years of experience implementing lean in a variety of sectors ranging from nuclear engineering to food production, discuss Lean from several perspectives. We discussed virtual training, supply chain difficulties, continuous improvement, risk management, customer satisfaction, and other topics. https://theleaneffectpodcast.com/ https://www.facebook.com/TheLeanEffectPodcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/272448766629082/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-lean-effect-podcast/ Insta: @theleaneffectpodcast Twitter @EffectLean Guest: Paul Deane https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-deane-85844789/ paul.deane@auspost.com.au Jake Harrell https://www.linkedin.com/in/jakeharrellchasingexcellence/ jake.guy@performanceteam.net Alex Kurm alex@kurmconsulting.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-kurm-7014aa1 Host: Mark Dejong: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-de-jong-investor-lean-advisor-0288695/ Mark@4ppartners.ca https://www.4ppartners.ca Phone: 1-778-807-9691
Dr Paul Deane, energy expert, says the UK's plan to build eight more nuclear reactors is unlikely to be completed until after 2030.
On this week's packed Red Business with Jonathan Healy:Cork Chamber President Paula Cogan gives us her verdict on the N/M20 proposed route corridorThe country's vets will be flocking to Cork this month for VetConIreland - Cathal O'Sé has the detailsThe award-winning Dr Paul Deane from MaREIcentre at UCC talks sustainable energy And if you're planning your career, stay tuned to hear Susan Hayes talk about the exciting STEM South West Expo coming up this week #STEMSW2022
Dr Paul Deane, Research Fellow at the Centre for Renewable Energy & the Environmental Research Institute at UCC on how the war in Ukraine will effect energy supplies
We get the latest from our economics correspondent, Robert Shortt and speak to Dr Paul Deane, a research fellow at the Centre for Marine and Renewable Energy at UCC.
In this episode, Paul Deane, a continuous improvement and innovative condition improvement practitioner with over 25 years of experience, discusses how he became engaged with continuous improvement and lean, as well as how he introduced lean from the ground up. He stated why he thought that persons in the middle ought to have the ability to lean up and down. https://theleaneffectpodcast.com/ https://www.facebook.com/TheLeanEffectPodcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/272448766629082/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-lean-effect-podcast/ Insta: @theleaneffectpodcast Twitter @EffectLean Guest: Paul Deane https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-deane-85844789/ paul.deane@auspost.com.au Host: Mark Dejong: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-de-jong-investor-lean-advisor-0288695/ Mark@4ppartners.ca https://www.4ppartners.ca Phone: 1-778-807-9691
Dr Paul Deane, UCC, discusses achieving the lowering of emissions in transport
Eirgid has warned that the State may face an electricity shortfall over the next five winters unless it boosts supply to meet an unusual surge in demand. The operator identified data centers as the primary cause for the increase in demand. Dr Paul Deane is a Research fellow at Marine and Renewable Energy and the Environmental Research Institute (ERI) at UCC - he spoke to Fran this morning.
Nuclear power could become a good option for Ireland in years to come as a clean energy source if but only if safety and societal concerns are assuaged. That was the view of UCC's Dr. Hannah Murphy speaking at an EPA event yesterday. Dr. Paul Deane is a Senior Researcher in Clean and Future Energies at UCC and he joined us this morning to discuss this. Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App. You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.
This is the second presentation of the REthink Energy: Countdown to COP26 lecture series, co-organised by the IIEA and ESB. On this occasion, three expert speakers assesses a new framework for energy solutions, developed by the World Economic Forum in partnership with Accenture, which shifts the political and commercial focus beyond cost to include value. In collaboration with ESB, Accenture has applied this new System Value Framework (SVF) to Ireland to assess pathways to achieve 7% annual emissions reductions per annum to 2030. The SVF seeks to evaluate economic, environmental, social, and technical outcomes of potential energy solutions - not just their cost implications. Kristen Panerali outlines the key features of this new framework, while Stephanie Jamison shares the findings of the Irish market analysis. Finally, Dr Paul Deane highlights the potential opportunities that the framework presents to achieve Ireland's 2030 climate and energy targets. About the Speakers: Kristen Panerali is Head of Electricity at the World Economic Forum (WEF). She focuses on enabling public and private sector activity to identify the most effective policies, actions, and cooperation to accelerate the energy transition. Ms Panerali has 20 years of experience in the government and energy-related private sector. Prior to joining the WEF, she worked in electricity sector strategy, acquisitions, project development and financing with the AES Corporation, AES Solar and SunEdison. Previously, Ms Panerali worked at the White House in various political roles at the National Economic Council and Office of Management and Budget. Stephanie Jamison is the Global Industry Lead for Accenture's Utilities business, responsible for a portfolio of services across the utility value chain. Ms Jamison has a proven track record of helping clients with energy transition and growth strategies while driving business transformation programs with utilities in North America and Europe. Stephanie conducts research and has published articles related to the Digitally Enabled Grid and the New Energy Consumer and is a World Economic Fellow with the Energy and Materials industry platform. Dr Paul Deane is a senior research fellow in clean energy futures at the Environmental Research Institute's MaREI Centre in UCC. He has authored and co-authored over 120 technical papers on the future of energy in areas such as electricity markets, European and global power systems, renewable energy integration and energy access. He was first author on Ireland's Low Carbon Roadmap in 2015 and provides technical assistance to several electricity modelling projects in Ireland and Europe. Dr Deane is an active contributor to European policy thinking on clean energy and in 2019 was the Royal Irish Academy speaker in computer science and engineering.
Paul Deane had hit bottom. He was addicted to heroin, had just lost his wife after she overdosed and was struggling to be a father to their four sons. The Weymouth man says he drove his life into the ground and shares how therapists at a Quincy non profit helped him put the pieces back together. Interfaith Social Services is many things to many people and houses the largest food pantry on Boston's South Shore. Executive Director Rick Doane explains why hunger and struggles with mental health are inextricably entwined and how the public can help.
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