COMMUNITY ENERGY – What, Where & How Much? A practical session for communities embarking on a sustainable energy journey. Our CEO Paul Kenny is one of the trainers at an upcoming Community Energy Event as part of the Energy Show on April 7th. If Community Energy is something you’re community is looking to explore, it
It is an exciting time here at Tipperary Energy Agency and we are now looking to expand our team of experts. With new project work coming in all the time, we are looking to appoint several Energy Engineers as well as a Senior Energy Engineer. The energy engineers will work on a variety of different
Better Energy Communities Scheme 2016 Better Energy Communities is an Energy Efficiency Grant Scheme available through the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) and administered by Tipperary Energy Agency in partnership with NTLP (North Tipperary Leader Project) Energy efficiency grant aid is available: • Up to 50% funding to community facilities – community halls, resource
800 Solar panels installed one year ago are delivering 10% more electricity than previously expected. Tipperary County Council is making significant savings of over €30, 000 per annum. Twelve months ago 800 photovoltaic solar panels were installed on 9 public buildings in towns across Tipperary. The buildings include fire stations, libraries, civic offices and a
On Thursday November 20th Tipperary County Council won the Public Sector award at the National Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland awards ceremony. The council was applauded for being leaders with regard to energy management performance and in their uptake of renewable energy solutions. Tipperary County Council fought off strong competition from household names such as
Tipperary County Council has recently become a signatory of The Covenant of Mayors. The Covenant of Mayors is a mainstream European movement involving local and regional authorities, voluntarily committing to increasing energy efficiency and use of renewable energy in their territories. There are currently six other signatories in Ireland – Cork County, Dublin, Kerry County
Tipperary will be represented in two categories in the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) awards in November. Tipperary Energy Agency is one of the seven finalists in the Leadership category and Tipperary County Council has been finalised in the Public Sector category. Speaking on the Leadership nomination Paul Kenny CEO Tipperary Energy Agency said
Expression of Interest for: Panel of suitably qualified independent professionals to support Tipperary Energy Agency in delivering projects and support services for its clients. Tipperary Energy Agency wishes to establish a panel of professionals under a range of differing skills and competencies in order to support the organisation to deliver its projects and services. Those
