LOW SMOKE & SMOKELESS
HIGHER
HEAT
FOR LONGER
CLEANER TO USE
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Press
| ROSCOMMON HERALD - DATE: 02/07/03 Arigna Fuels has just been presented with the Highly Commended for 2003 Award for Best Business / Arts Sponsorship in Kind, in collaboration with the Roscommon County Arts Office, Art@Work Programme. “Art@Work” is best described as a residential programme where artists, financed by the Roscommon Arts Office and the Arts Council, spent three weeks in a business in Roscommon. Klaus Vormehr, a contemporary music composer, accepted residence in Arigna Fuels. It is also of interest that Klaus works as a full time percussion and music facilitator nationwide. The type of medium chosen to integrate work and art in Arigna Fuels was immediately found to be quite novel and stimulating. The artist recorded sounds from all parts of the plant, integrating and discussing his work with the various team members. This programme allowed a completely different angle to be taken in perceiving the sounds produced in the plant. It was also of particular interest that this was created into a highly unique percussion musical piece. Klaus was also accompanied by Annabel Langrish taking a series of photos to provide a visual focus during exhibitions. Arigna Fuels is very proud to have participated in this programme and has both enjoyed and benefited from the experience of the integration of “Art@Work.” The Arigna Fuels production plant is located on the border of counties Leitrim and Roscommon, employing a team of over fifty people. Arigna Fuels was established to focus on the development of low smoke and smokeless fuels, with the aim of protecting the environment in Ireland. |
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Arigna
Fuels has recently received the internationally recognised I.S.
EN ISO 9001/2000 quality certificate. This was presented to Arigna
Fuels by the Minister for Transport, Dr. Jim McDaid and John Ryan,
Chief Operations Officer of Certification Europe. "Achieving the I.S. EN ISO 9001/2000 quality certificate demonstrates that Arigna Fuels is committed to providing its customers with consistently high quality products, whilst working to meet the changing requirements of the market place," states Peter Layden, Managing Director of Arigna Fuels. Arigna Fuels is located on the border of counties Leitrim, Roscommon, and Sligo employing a team of over fifty people. Arigna Fuels was established to focus on the development of low smoke and smokeless fuels, with the aim of protecting the environment in Ireland. |
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SLIGO
WEEKENDER - DATE: 04/02/03 This week, there was a special cargo of coal which was never brought to Ireland before. This was shipped in from New Zealand by Arigna Fuels for its special quality of low ash content. This will be used in the production of Arigna Fuel's premium quality smokeless fuel, Cosyglo. "Arigna Fuels is one of the largest users of Sligo port, with one ship in this week and another ship arriving next week" explains Peter Layden, Managing Director of Arigna Fuels. Cosyglo Smokeless is important for Sligo, as the town is one of four going smokeless in October 2003; Bray, Kilkenny, Sligo and Tralee. In addition, Arigna Fuels has also agreed to promote the use of cleaner fuels in Athlone, Carlow, Clonmel and Ennis. This is with the aim of having the cleanest air in urban Europe. To date, there have already been very positive results in Dublin and previous groups of towns which have already gone smokeless. As part of Sligo's changeover, Arigna Fuels are hoping that Cosyglo will become as popular in Sligo as other smokeless towns in Dublin and Cork. This is sold under other brand names, most notably Cosyglo Gems by Bord na Móna (Hunters). Cosyglo is highly unique in that it is the only Irish produced smokeless fuel, with the Arigna Fuels production plant located on the border of counties Sligo, Leitrim, and Roscommon, employing a team of over fifty people. Fires have been and always will be the centre point of the Irish home. It is also noted that a real solid fuel fire is beneficial for people with asthma. In addition, Cosyglo is smokeless, cleaner and more convenient to handle, has lower ash and gives more heat for your euro. Using Cosyglo as a high quality solid smokeless fuel would translate into cleaner air, meaning healthier living for everyone. |
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TRALEE
ADVERTISER - DATE: 06/02/03 "Cosyglo Gems are definitely the best value and the highest quality smokeless solid fuel," states Dermot Crowley of Bord NA Mona, Tralee. Cosyglo Gems are the only Irish produced smokeless fuel, with the Arigna Fuels production plant located on the border of counties Leitrim and Roscommon, employing a team of over fifty people. Arigna Fuels was established to focus on the development of low smoke and smokeless fuels, with the aim of protecting the environment in Ireland, including Tralee. Sligo, Kilkenny and Bray are also joining Tralee in becoming smokeless in October. In addition to this, Arigna Fuels is also promoting the use of smokeless solid fuels in Athlone, Carlow, Clonmel and Ennis. These developments will result in Ireland having the cleanest air in Europe. There have already been very positive results from Dublin, as well as other towns already gone smokeless. There is nothing more relaxing in the home than a real open fire. A real solid fuel fire is also beneficial for people with asthma, creating a natural flow of air through the house. Smokeless fuels such as Cosyglo Gems give all the benefits of a real fire, as well as helping to protect the environment. This will mean cleaner air, resulting in healthier living for everyone in Tralee. |
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