By Shubhi Mishra
EVAD Technology Group and Rasbot are supporting Techies Go Green’s Smarter Energy Challenge, encouraging businesses to take simple, practical steps towards greater energy efficiency and sustainability.
Representatives from EVAD Technology Group, Rasbot and Techies Go Green recently came together at Poolbeg in Dublin to highlight the Smarter Energy Challenge and encourage more Irish businesses to get involved.
The initiative, developed by Techies Go Green, is designed to help organisations better understand their energy use and identify practical ways to improve efficiency and reduce their environmental impact.
For many businesses, sustainability is becoming increasingly important, but knowing where to start can often be the biggest challenge.
The Smarter Energy Challenge aims to make that first step easier by focusing on achievable actions that organisations can introduce and build upon over time.
Pictured l to r: Adam Bot, Rasbot; Ian Mahon, Chief Operating Officer, EVAD Technology Group; Michael O’Hara, Co-founder, Techies Go Green; and Duncan Stewart, architect and renowned Irish environmentalist.
“Rising energy costs and concerns about energy security are placing real pressure on Irish businesses,” said Michael O’Hara, co-founder of Techies Go Green.
“The Smarter Energy Challenge will help business owners and energy decision-makers understand where their energy is being used and identify practical investments that can reduce costs, lower emissions and strengthen their businesses for the future.
“We are very grateful to EVAD Technology Group and Rasbot for supporting the challenge and helping us demonstrate how innovation and emerging technologies can contribute to a more efficient and sustainable economy.
“I would strongly encourage Dublin businesses to take advantage of this special offer and join us.”
David Mahon, CEO of EVAD Technology Group, also spoke about the Energy Challenge.
“For many businesses, the challenge isn’t wanting to become more sustainable; it’s knowing where to start,” he said.
“The Smarter Energy Challenge gives organisations practical steps they can take now.
“Technology can also play an important role by helping businesses operate more efficiently, reduce waste and make better-informed decisions.”
As an Irish technology solutions provider, EVAD Technology Group works with organisations to improve operational efficiency and embrace digital transformation.
Through its robotics venture Rasbot, EVAD is also exploring how robotics and physical AI can help organisations automate processes, improve productivity and make better use of resources.
The collaboration with Techies Go Green reflects a shared belief that technology, innovation and sustainability can work together to create meaningful change.
With Dublin’s iconic Poolbeg chimneys providing the backdrop to the recent meeting, the three organisations are encouraging businesses to consider the small changes they can make today that could contribute to a more sustainable future.
50% off for Northside People readers
To encourage more people to take part, Techies Go Green is offering Dublin People readers an exclusive 50% discount on registration for the Smarter Energy Challenge.
Discount code: EVADXTGG26.
Readers can learn more and register through the Smarter Energy Challenge website at www.techiesgogreen.com/smarter-energy-challenge