The RBBD Bioenarea project will be hosting an exchange visit in Rovereto and Cavalese – Trento – Italy. This visit will comprise of a 3 day trip which is packed seminars and trips to different locations to see a mature Biomass market in action. Why should you go? To see firsthand the growth and harvesting
The Teagasc report on energy use in agriculture has been published. This comprehensive report covers a large variety of different sectors in agriculture. Energy intensive areas in all sectors of agriculture are identified in the report and best practices and incentives are outlined. Energy_Use_in_Agriculture
Tipperary Energy Agency (TEA) has once again been shortlisted for another award. This time TEA has been shortlisted for the European Energy Service Award. The European Energy Service Award was established in order to honour outstanding achievements in the development and success of energy services for energy efficiency in Europe. With many other participants’ from
Tipperary Energy Agency have been Shortlisted for the Entrepreneurial Business Awards 2012. TEA are in the category of Environmental / Green Business Awards. The award ceremony is on May 18th. Wishing the TEA team the very best of luck
Subproject BISYPLAN is implemented within the “BIO-EN-AREA – Improve regional policies for bioenergy and territorial development” funded by the interregional cooperation program INTERREG IVC. The main target of the sub-project BISYPLAN is to produce a handbook for small to medium scale bioenergy systems for application on a local / regional level. The handbook is targeted
Irish BioEnergy Association (IrBEA) 11th National BioEnergy Conference Louis Fitzgerald Hotel, Newlands Cross 09.00AM, Thursday 16 February 2012 I would like to thank Tom and the Irish BioEnergy Association for inviting me here today to open your conference and launch its report on The Economic Benefits of the Development of Bioenergy in Ireland. These
This is a final reminder to register to the SERVE Workshop – Using the Results from SERVE to influence Sustainable Energy Development in Co. Tipperary Key issues to be discussed- Nearly 100MW of wind installed in County Tipperary but potential for a further 500MW. What are the impacts of such development? What are the local
This event will provide experiences and knowledge developed through a number of EU Funded Projects focused on biomass energy systems. Learnings from the SERVE, FOREST and RBBD Projects will be presented. Targeted at potential site owners, installers and fuel suppliers it will discuss biomass heating technologies and their application, how systems can be procured and
