Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien has visited a sustainable aviation fuel research facility at Trinity College Dublin, focusing on green innovations for Irish aviation, as noted in travel trade coverage. The tour examined ongoing work to reduce emissions in the sector. It underscores government support for sustainable transport research.
This development ties into broader tourism sustainability goals by promoting greener travel options to Ireland. It aligns with industry efforts towards net-zero targets. The visit highlights academic-industry partnerships.
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