The board of directors at Enviro FM are delighted to announce the appointment of James Granahan, who will take up the role of Director of Operations for the Southwest of Ireland. James will report directly to the Leadership Team and play a key role in accelerating the growth of Enviro FM.

As a leader in sustainable facilities management solutions, this appointment underpins the strong growth and success of Enviro FM since its founding in September 2022 by Managing Director, David Casey.

Technical Director John Kinsella said:

“The board is delighted to welcome James to our organisation. James brings a wealth of facilities management experience, knowledge, and an innovative mindset to the Enviro FM team.

James has been working in the Facilities Management sector for 20+ years operating in a senior capacity and managing large diverse portfolios across Ireland. He has developed extensive industry knowledge, people management, client relationships, and multi-site management skills.

We look forward to welcoming James into the Enviro FM family and we wish him every success in his new Role.”

James said:

“I am delighted to be joining the Enviro FM team and working with our clients in the Southwest of Ireland, bringing them sustainable and bespoke facilities management solutions.

I am excited to be joining the company during its first year of operations. The vision is clear, and the path forward is exciting and challenging. I am looking forward to meeting and working with our clients and the Enviro FM team”.

About Enviro FM

Enviro Facilities Management was founded in 2022 as an indigenous Irish-owned facilities management company with a team comprising of sector-focused and client-orientated industry experts.

Our business was founded with a vision of delivering excellent service to our clients while focusing on sustainability and the environment.

Enviro FM offers innovative carbon capturing and carbon offsetting solutions to your business with Soletair Power and Afstor Solar Home and Cooker System. We also offer innovative waste management solutions through our partnership with PEL, supplying smart bins and other products.

Enviro FM is a leader in sustainable facilities management solutions in Ireland, with sustainability at the core of everything we do.

During a recent visit to Finland to identify the latest innovations for sustainability Managing Director David Casey met with Ari Piispanen, inventor and founder of Afstor (Solar Home and Cooker system). This system offers significant benefits for Carbon emissions reduction.

This new innovative system allows Enviro FM help clients to offset their carbon emissions while helping African families and enabling reforestation. Supporting this program will see 1,000 trees planted on your business’s behalf and the reduction of the felling of 4,000kgs of trees per family per annum.

Speaking on the partnership, Managing Director, David Casey, reflected; “this is a great partnership agreed with Ari and his team. This solution further underpins Enviro FM’s commitment to identifying solutions on behalf of the Irish market while focusing on its aim of being a sustainable facilities management company.

“We can help clients bring their ESG commitments to the fore with this practice of helping African families in need. This is truly carbon offsetting with a purpose.”

Clients will receive monthly reports direct from the Afstor Solar Home Cooker System. Hours of usage and the eliminated CO₂ emissions. Clients can then attribute these savings to their sustainability footprint as measured by their ESG/CSR strategy.

What is Afstor Solar Home and Cooker System?

The Afstor Solar Home Cooker System produces clean energy for families in Africa for cooking, lighting, internet connection, and powering general home appliances.

The appliances supplied by Enviro FM on the behalf of Afstor will be 100% solar-powered with zero carbon emissions.

Power generated and stored in the battery of the Afstor unit from the solar panels will give African families up to three hours of power for cooking after sundown, reading, and using the internet.

The average 5-person family emits 6.2 tons of carbon as a result of burning wood to cook at present. The Afstor unit negates the need for open fires and offers a zero-carbon emissions solution.

The Challenges YOU can Help Solve.

In sub-Saharan Africa, some 840 million people in urban areas do not have access to electricity, and with the rapid population growth in these regions, an estimated 700 million people will continue without access by 2050.

Most families in Africa will continue to burn open fires, with the average family of five consuming 4,000kg of wood per year which produces 6,400kg of CO₂. Women in developing countries spend 1.4 hours a day collecting firewood and four hours cooking.

The unsustainable levels of wood harvesting leads to high rates of deforestation, causing droughts, destruction of animals’ natural habitats, flooding, and other complex issues.

Enviro FM will help clients achieve tangible Carbon-offsetting results and evidence these results monthly for ESG leads to report back to their business.

Key Takeaways

• David Casey and Ari Piispanen, inventor, and founder of Afstor, agreed on an exclusive partnership for Enviro FM to be the sole agent for Afstor Home Solar System in the Irish market.
• Enviro FM will give monthly reports to clients who purchase the Afstor Home Solar System of its hours of usage and the eliminated CO₂ emissions.
• The appliances supplied by Enviro FM on the behalf of Afstor will be 100% solar-powered with zero carbon emissions.
• Electricity generated and stored in the battery of the Afstor unit from the solar panels will give African families up to three hours of power.
• The unsustainable levels of wood harvesting leads to high rates of deforestation, causing droughts, destruction of animals’ natural habitats, flooding, and other complex issues. You are helping to reverse this trend.

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