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It is up to the companies themselves to install solar and heat recovery systems. The medical devices company Dexcom in Galway is one of them and they hired OHK commercial to install a system which at its peak can generate a third of Dexcom’s electricity needs. Speaking to Joe was Brian Healy, the Managing Director with OHK.

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