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Climate Action
Whats the Goal?
Taking urgent action to tackle climate change and its impacts.
CREDIT at DkIT was founded in 2002 with the primary aim of assisting with Ireland’s transition to a renewable energy-based economy. CREDIT’s programme of research focuses on two key thematic areas: land-based energy systems and offshore energy systems.
CREDIT aims to enhance the efficiency, reliability, and scalability of systems and technologies, contributing to Ireland’s transition towards a clean energy future. A focus is also placed on the circular economy by promoting the development of energy systems that minimise waste, optimise resource use, and contribute to a sustainable society. CREDIT’s research programme also addresses critical environmental concerns, ensuring that these energy solutions are ecologically responsible and aligned with Irish & EU policy on sustainability and climate action.
CREDIT has a commercial component in the form of an Enterprise Ireland Funded Technology Gateway. The CREDIT Technology Gateway is an interdisciplinary industry-linked research centre, within CREDIT, which offers world class technical expertise for SMEs and larger organisations in the core disciplines of Offshore Wind & Distributed Energy, Zero Carbon and Energy Integration.
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