Tipperary Energy Agency has been successful in securing funding as part of the Grundtvig Learning Partnership and is offering 8 people the opportunity of all-expenses paid green trip to Holland in April. The Grundtvig programme seeks to improve the quality and European dimension of adult education. It aims to make lifelong learning opportunities more widely
All the team here at Tipperary Energy Agency would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. We hope you all enjoy the festive season. The office will close for the holidays on December 19th and reopen again Monday, January 5th 2015.
2014 was another busy year for the agency with many different projects being carried out as well as moving to our new offices at Erasmus Smith House. You can read all about our new offices here and learn about the biomass boiler which was installed here. Here are some of our news stories from throughout
Michael Bell has moved on from the Tipperary Energy Agency after 4 years of exemplary service. Michael started with the agency working on the SERVE project monitoring phase. In addition to this he worked on a number of the bio-energy projects that the agency was working on. He subsequently moved on to work primarily in the
‘Financing and Organising District Heating Projects in Ireland – Best Practice Lessons from Denmark’ training course took place in Manor West Hotel, Tralee, Co. Kerry on December 8 & 9 2014. This course is part of a series of training opportunities that will bring some of the best international experience in district heating to Ireland.
150 homes throughout County Tipperary will be warmer and healthier this Christmas as a result of the successful completion of the pilot 2014 Tipperary Warmer Homes Scheme. The recently completed insulation scheme included attic insulation, cavity wall insulation and a range of other measures for eligible homes in the county. The scheme was free to
Drombane-Upperchurch Energy Team and Cloughjordan Ecovillage will travel to Arnhem in The Netherlands to represent Ireland at the European Ace Energy Awards on November 28th. These awards recognise initiatives, organisations and projects in the field of renewable energy and energy transition. The Drombane-Upperchurch Energy team have been nominated for a Community Renewable Energy award. Between
‘Financing and Organising District Heating Projects in Ireland – Best Practice Lessons from Denmark’ training course will take place in Manor West Hotel, Tralee, Co. Kerry, December 8 & 9 2014. This course is part of a series of training opportunities that will bring some of the best international experience in district heating to Ireland.
