Last nights (March 10th) episode of Eco Eye, entitled ‘Community Energy’, featured our CEO Paul Kenny. The programme looked at community energy initiatives from around the country and outlined the benefits of community energy projects. Paul Kenny met Duncan in Nenagh where they looked at Ireland’s largest PV project. A total of 800 panels were
Tipperary Green Business Network in association with Tipperary Energy Agency, recently held a seminar entitled “Ireland’s Energy Challenge – Community Solutions”. The event which took place in Cashel on March 6th received a great deal of interest and was well attended by individuals from various energy backgrounds. Close to 90 people were in attendance
Supporting the: Tipperary Energy Agency & Limerick Institute of Technology in association with Tipperary County Council are hosting an information exchange event on The Covenant of Mayors. There are currently 6 signatories to the Covenant of Mayors in Ireland – this event will share some experiences from those who have signed, and outline the benefits
An opportunity has arisen to offer an Engineering Student Internship and a Business Student Internship to support the development of the agency and the implementation of some of our innovative sustainable energy projects. More information is available here Closing date for applications is 2nd March 2015
Tipperary Green Business Network in association with Tipperary Energy Agency is holding a seminar entitled “Ireland’s Energy Challenge – Community Solutions”. The event will take place in Halla na Féile, Canopy Street, Cashel, Co. Tipperary on March 6th at 8.30am – 1pm. The objectives of this seminar are to engage interested individuals and community representatives
Tipperary Energy Agency, Tipperary County Council, The Local Enterprise Office and the North Tipperary Leader Partnership and South Tipperary Development Company have joined forces to offer a support program to SMEs and Communities to reduce their energy use and costs. These supports will consist of an advice mentoring, and grant support program. Communities can avail
Tipperary Energy Agency has teamed up with the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) to deliver energy workshops to primary and secondary schools in Co Tipperary. The programmes, which are free of charge to the schools, provide a series of interactive, hands-on workshops for students. In primary schools, the programme is delivered from senior infants
