Flogas has announced a three-year energy sponsorship of the Galway International Arts Festival. The company is currently providing green electricity from Irish renewable sources to power the Mirror Pavilion installation.
The seven-metre-high structure, by Irish artist John Gerrard, located on Claddagh Quay until September 26, uses highly reflective mirrors and high-resolution LED technology, powered by Flogas Energy.
The company provides natural gas, electricity, and Liquefied petroleum gas, to c150,000 residential and commercial customers in Ireland. Flogas launched a carbon offsetting solution for commercial customers earlier this year, allowing it to offset 100 per cent of its carbon emissions by investing in gold standard climate protection projects.
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“We’re delighted to announce the three-year energy sponsorship with the Galway International Arts Festival," said John Rooney, managing director, Flogas Ireland. "We look forward to a successful partnership together.
"The Mirror Pavilion is a wonderful centerpiece and we are very proud to be providing the energy to power such a unique and stunning installation that is free to the public to view and experience for themselves.”
