Esri has presented a Special Achievement in Geographical Information Systems (GIS) Award to the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI).
The firm won the award at an international conference in San Diego on Wednesday, 29 June.
SEAI GIS improves the accessibility of spatial data on renewable energy resources, including wind, geothermal and bioenergy.
SEAI was the only Irish winner among 167 winning organisations from over 300,000 candidate projects across agriculture, defence, transport and local government.
SEAI Chief Executive Jim Gannon said: "It is an honour for my colleagues in SEAI to receive this award. Ireland has an abundance of renewable energy resources that, used properly, can assist in our move to a low-carbon future. These rich environmental and spatial data resources will support critical decisions about the development of new sustainable energy schemes providing openly available decision-making tools for policy makers, developers and communities alike."
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