Verifiable Sustainability

Central to Tritech’s Five Year Plan is to establish ourselves as the definitive leader in sustainability in Ireland’s M&E sector by delivering verifiable, CSRD-compliant sustainable engineering solutions.

Central to this goal is Tritech’s collaboration with Kayleigh Ann Myles, Sustainability Lead at Lawler Sustainability, to comply with the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive across all projects.

This partnership ensures Tritech aligns with the European Green Deal, positioning the company to excel as CSRD compliance becomes mandatory in 2025.

By focusing on providing clients with proven, regulation-ready results that enhance property value and maintaining a sustainability-driven workforce and workplace, Tritech demonstrates an unwavering commitment to practising what it preaches.

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As engineering evolves to address the triple bottom line of people, planet, and profit, we focus on measurable, verifiable practices that comply with the local and international regulatory environment. From technology innovations to CSRD-compliant reporting, we empower our clients to achieve their performance goals for their real estate investment projects.

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1. Emphasis on Measurable Sustainability
Construction and engineering processes must focus on scientifically validated, provable sustainable practices, particularly for data centre and pharmaceutical sector projects, to meet regulatory demands and address climate change.

2. CSRD Compliance Requirements
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), mandatory from 2025, requires companies to integrate non-financial environmental, social, and governance (ESG) disclosures into management reports. Double materiality assessments and data assurance are central to compliance.

3. Shifting Industry Standards
Traditional “greenwashing” is no longer acceptable; detailed and transparent reporting of sustainability efforts, aligned with the European Green Deal, is required to meet legal and market demands.

4. Practical Steps for Compliance
Companies must conduct a gap analysis, collect data for mandatory disclosures, prepare for third-party assurance, and adopt digital data tagging to align with CSRD and its 12 reporting standards.

5. Strategic Opportunity for Preparedness
CSRD compliance is both a legal obligation and a competitive advantage, as companies with robust ESG data will stand out in procurement processes and stakeholder evaluations, benefiting from enhanced reputation and market positioning.

Sustainability is woven into our culture, driven by a commitment to diversity, respect, and personal development.

Our Green team

At Tritech, sustainability is woven into our culture, driven by a commitment to diversity, respect, and personal development. Our Green Team leads the charge, raising awareness through training, green challenges, and practical strategies like responsible sourcing, waste reduction, and safe design practices.

Our new partnership with Kayleigh Ann Myles, Sustainability Lead at Lawler Sustainability, strengthens this commitment and ensures accurate CSRD reporting across all projects.

By fostering a sustainability-focused workforce and delivering verifiable, regulation-ready solutions, we demonstrate our dedication to meaningful environmental impact.

ISO 14001:2015

Being ISO 14001 certified means that Tritech operates under an internationally recognised Environmental Management System (EMS) framework, demonstrating our commitment to sustainable practices and environmental responsibility. This certification ensures we systematically identify, manage, and reduce our environmental impact while complying with legal and regulatory requirements.

Priority SDG Goals

Tritech’s five-year plan aligns with SDGs 9, 11, and 12 by reducing CO2 emissions, improving energy efficiency, and increasing renewable energy use. The strategy supports sustainable cities through reduced embodied carbon and promotes responsible consumption with significant waste reduction and stakeholder engagement in sustainable practices.

Technology and Partnerships

By adopting cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence, virtual and augmented reality, and Modern Methods of Construction (MMOD), Tritech enhances project efficiency, reduces waste, and improves asset lifecycle performance.

These innovations streamline workflows, boost collaboration, and enable faster, cost-effective project delivery.

Tritech is also building strategic partnerships with technology firms, governments, and investors to strengthen its market position and expand into regions prioritising sustainable development. This approach supports economic growth while advancing environmental goals.

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Decarbonisation

Decarbonisation is at the heart of Tritech’s five-year strategy. Acknowledging the vital role it plays in tackling climate change, Tritech sets a strong example across all sectors.

Two flagship projects in Dublin 2 highlight this commitment. The first, a Grade A, 70,000 sq/ft, seven-storey office building, is designed for LEED Platinum certification, BER A3 energy efficiency, WiredScore Platinum connectivity, WELL-enabled features, and NZEB compliance.

The second, a Grade A, 210,000 sq/ft, eight-storey office building, achieves similar benchmarks, including Carbon Zero operations and IoT smart building technology.

At Trinity College Dublin’s Hamilton Building, Tritech implemented energy-efficient solutions and diverted over 27 tonnes of waste from landfill, significantly reducing its environmental impact. Ireland faces a €160 billion investment challenge to meet national and EU climate goals, including a 51% emissions reduction by 2030 under the Climate Action Plan and Bill.

Aligning with these ambitions, Tritech integrates advanced sustainable technologies across energy, data centres, pharmaceutical campuses and commercial developments. By embedding decarbonisation into our operations, Tritech actively supports the European Green Deal’s net-zero emissions target for 2050, ensuring a lasting impact on commercial real estate sustainability.

Financial benefits of CSRD & LEED

Complying with the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and achieving certifications such as LEED, WiredScore, and BREEAM in M&E projects offers substantial financial benefits. These standards require a strong commitment to energy efficiency, and responsible resource management, driving cost savings and supporting long-term profitability.

LEED-compliant buildings often benefit from reduced operational costs due to optimised energy and water usage, resulting in lower utility expenses. Additionally, efficient systems can extend the lifecycle of equipment, reducing maintenance and replacement costs.

CSRD compliance provides a framework for transparent sustainability reporting, fostering investor confidence and attracting funding from environmentally conscious stakeholders. It can also open access to green financing opportunities and grants designed to support sustainable developments.

Moreover, compliance with these standards can boost asset value, increase marketability, and appeal to tenants or buyers prioritising sustainability. Ultimately, CSRD and LEED compliance ensure a competitive edge while delivering measurable financial returns.

Promoting a Greener Commute

At Tritech, we believe that fostering a greener commute not only reduces emissions but also cultivates a culture of environmental responsibility throughout the business.

As part of our continuous improvement initiatives, we challenge our team to “Do More” by embracing sustainable commuting options.

Programmes like the Cycle to Work scheme incentivise employees to make eco-friendly choices, contributing to long-term reductions in our carbon footprint.

Tritech has also expanded its fleet with the addition of Electric Vehicles (EVs), actively reducing harmful air pollution and eliminating exhaust emissions.

Tritech’s Five-Year Goals

Transforming Sustainable M&E Engineering

Tritech is focused on being the game-changer in sustainable M&E Engineering, shaping a greener future for Ireland and Europe.

1. Sustainability Leadership

Integrate accurate CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) reporting with the expertise of Kayleigh Ann Myles, Sustainability Lead at Lawler Sustainability.
Target certifications such as LEED, WiredScore, BREEAM, and AER across projects to deliver world-class sustainable solutions.

2. Environmental Impact Reduction

Redefine the environmental footprint of data centres and pharmaceutical facilities by implementing innovative engineering practices to reduce emissions and energy consumption.
Actively support Ireland and Europe’s net-zero goals by minimising operational waste and carbon emissions.

3. Financial Benefits for Clients

Deliver cost-saving solutions through reduced energy consumption, optimised designs, and waste management, creating long-term financial returns for clients.

4. Decarbonisation Strategies

Advance the use of renewable energy, electrification of operations, and transition to carbon-neutral systems.
Leverage Tritech’s Carbon Calculator to help clients achieve their net-zero targets.

5. Adoption of Cutting-Edge Technologies

Expand the use of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) to enhance efficiency and sustainability.
Incorporate smart building solutions to optimise energy and operational performance.