Two Tipperary projects will be flying the flag for Ireland at the upcoming European ACE (Academy of Champions for Energy) Energy Awards in The Netherlands on November 28th. Drombane-Upperchurch Energy Team and Cloughjordan Ecovillage will represent Ireland at the The Ace Energy Awards. These awards recognise initiatives, organisations and projects in the field of renewable
Tipperary Energy Agency has teamed up with SEAI to deliver the Exploring our Energy Programme (EoE). It is a programme for teaching staff to give them the skills, confidence and tools to teach energy to all classes at primary school level. Lesson plans as well as interactive resources have been developed as part of the programme. To support the
During the weekend of the 7th – 9th November 2014, owners of low energy houses and public/commercial buildings around the country will open their doors for the NZEB Open Doors event. Last year, over 800 people visited more than 60 houses and public buildings during the NZEB Open Doors weekend. Nenagh Leisure Centre is set
A biomass boiler has now been successfully installed into Erasmus Smith House and is providing heat as we speak. The boiler is a highly efficient Gilles boiler made in Austria. It is a 45kW boiler which is connected to a 1,000 litre buffer tank. The boiler and its fuel store have been installed inside an
As part of the Grundtvig Learning Partnership, five lucky applicants travelled, along with Tipperary Energy Agency’s Dr Vincent Carragher, to Italy in mid-October. The trip included visits to strong examples of low resource use in Italy. Their first visit was to a colour café (a social enterprise) where they witnessed a presentation from the Solidarity
We have recently launched a new responsive website. A responsive website is one which is aimed at crafting sites to provide an optimal viewing experience which allows easy reading and navigation with a minimum of resizing, panning, and scrolling across a wide range of devices such as mobile phones, desktops and computer monitors. Our new website contains
Trinity College student, Fergal O’Connor has thanked Tipperary Energy Agency for their assistance with his master’s thesis. “I would like to thank Tipperary Energy Agency for all the data forwarded and letting me take part in this project. Furthermore, I would like to thank PJ McLoughlin, an employee of Tipperary Energy Agency, for responding to
Ireland’s largest photovoltaic solar panel project has just been completed. 9 public buildings throughout County Tipperary have been kitted out with massive solar panel arrays totalling 800 panels. Such buildings include fire stations, libraries, civic offices and a leisure centre. As a result of this Tipperary County Council project, Ireland’s total PV capacity has been
