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ENTROPIC
Who we are
We are a fully Irish-owned company with no external shareholders.
Founded in 2000 by Michael Geraghty, headquartered in Ireland and supplying equipment worldwide.
What we do
We supply high-quality HVAC systems and ventilation products internationally. We assist end-users, designers and installers with HVAC design while focusing on safety, sustainability, compliance and best practice.
Mission
At Entropic, our mission is to be a model for others and to deliver longer lasting and less damaging HVAC systems while reducing project delivery time, capital investment, operational costs and Scope 1,2, & 3 emissions.
Environmental Mission
- Build healthier buildings
- Reduce pollutants and chemicals
- Reduce greenhouse gas emissions
- Reduce the use of refrigerants in buildings.
Message from our CEO
Hello Everybody,
As you are probably aware, engineers and our decisions have never been as relevant and important as we are in these current times.
Never before have our values and mission of reducing damage to the planet, whilst improving the health and comfort of buildings, been more important.
It is now time to discuss more deeply what ‘quality’ and ‘value’ mean in relation to heating, refrigeration, air conditioning and ventilation systems.
As engineers and designers, we must strive to protect the planet, this is our primary objective, not money, not profit, not programme.
However, we must first acknowledge that it is impossible to build anything that does not damage the environment in some way. That said, we must do our best to keep the damage to a minimum. Most large companies and governments support us in this endeavour. It is our biggest challenge, our job and it is what the public expect of us as engineers and designers.
As we all know, it takes enormous creativity and skill to design, install, operate, decommission and recycle HVAC+R systems that are the least damaging systems in the world whilst simultaneously being fast, easy to install, competitively priced and outperforming existing systems in every way.
As our communities strive for better ethics, equality, diversity and inclusiveness, it is really important that every person involved in the supply chain of HVAC+R products and systems is treated fairly. Safe and healthy working conditions with reasonable working hours, holidays, along with social security systems, healthcare systems and pensions are very important. Every person in the chain, from the original landowner where the minerals are mined, to the individual working the production factory, to the person recycling the system should be treated fairly. It is with this in mind, that we can start to evaluate and compare systems and products.
Traditionally, terms like Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), Life Cycle Costs (LCC) and Return on Investment (ROI) have been used to compare systems. Now, we are starting to move away from that single project financial view and consider the global financial and environmental impact.
A new understanding of what ‘quality’ means is slowly emerging, it includes everyone in the chain, our planet, all the species and our descendants, to whom we have a fiduciary responsibility.
In particular we, as designers and contractors, can advise our governments to consider all of these responsibilities. For example, it would be nice if public contracts included a new definition of ‘quality’ and ‘value for money’ and not just the traditional ‘Most Economically Advantageous Tender’ (MEAT).
It has been my great pleasure to serve as President of ASHRAE Ireland 2020-2021.
The number of people engaging with ASHRAE Ireland and Entropic continues to grow rapidly and more people have availed of technical support and guidance than ever before.
All are welcome to use the wide body of research, case studies and to attend all of our seminars and presentations.
It is in this way that we further our mission:
Be a model for others
Deliver longer lasting and less damaging HVAC systems (which are more ‘sustainable’ than others)
Reduce:
Project delivery time
Capital investment
Operational costs
Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions
I would like to thank our colleagues and friends in the industry, a really great team of people who give their time and expertise selflessly.
Finally, I would like to welcome new colleagues and acquaintances and look forward to working together in the future.
Michael Geraghty
Managing Director
Key Personnel
Michael Geraghty
Managing Director
As a building services engineer with a genuine interest in ecology and the environment, he has focused the company on providing safety, simplicity and quality in every aspect of ventilation for industrial, commercial, healthcare and public buildings.
He continually demonstrates that simplicity and clarity when defining the user requirements always leads to a better result.
Michael demonstrates that by using EN and ISO standards to clearly specify the performance required in challenging environments including data centres, cleanrooms, high class offices, hotels, operating theatres, isolation rooms and patient rooms, the client is best positioned to ensure the optimum balance of investment, performance and life cycle of the entire ventilation system.
Declan Sweeney
Director
Declan has an excellent knowledge of all ventilation systems and has been involved in design and implementation of many successful projects. His expertise has enabled many complex turnkey solutions to be provided to a long list of repeat customers. With a QS background, Declan has a key commercial role within Entropic and he also works on Value Engineering solutions tailored to customer’s requirements.
Graham Champ
Senior Mechanical and Technical Sales Engineer
Specialist Area: Fire Safety Solutions, Cleanroom Ventilation.
Graham has an extensive knowledge in all HVAC areas and uses this to give customers the highest quality, highest comfort and most energy efficient systems available. Graham comes from a highly competitive background in kayaking at international level and more recently marathon running. He brings the same dedication from his training to the work place to ensure projects milestones and completion dates are achieved.
Mark McDougall
Senior Mechanical and Technical Sales Engineer
Specialist Area: Air Handling Units, Data Centre Ventilation.
Mark has become a specialist in designing Air Handling Units (AHUs), in particular AHUs that achieve the stringent requirements of Data Centre projects. Based on AHU’s designed and delivered by Mark, many clients have written new guidelines on Air Handling Unit Specification. His passion for in-line skating has given him a passport to travel the world and immerse himself in new cultures.
Ethics Policy
Dear Colleagues,
Entropic has always had an unquestionable record of integrity, honesty and environmental protection. These are the core values of our company and they are the foundation of our Ethics Policy.
The constant and continued success of our company is the result of this deeply rooted culture of ethics and integrity.
Respect for people, their safety and for the environment have always, and will always be the guiding principles of our choices and decisions.
Acting with integrity attracts and keeps the best employees, it preserves the ethical reputation of the company and fulfils the high expectations of our customers, partners and community.
It is crucial to creating a sustainable business.
Our Ethics Policy shall always be the guidance to all our decisions and actions, promoting a common understanding of what is correct and what is not, no matter what context we are operating in.
You are now aware of the behaviour that you will encounter when you work with us and what we expect from you, your colleagues, our partners, customers and our suppliers.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support and commitment to keep the integrity of our company.
Yours sincerely,
Michael Geraghty
Managing Director
Entropic Ltd
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