The agency is currently reviewing the applications received for the following vacancies Energy Engineer Buildings REF EE14-3 Student placement – Engineer Student REF SP14-1 All candidates will be recontacted in the near future
The repeated discussions in the Media in Ireland surrounding wind energy impact to local communities, with noise/ shadow flicker and economic benefits/costs being the two main themes. When we talk about Noise and shadow flicker, it’s a project specific fact based studies, where topography of the land, turbine size and local factors like planting make
The next Ace partners meeting is taking place this week 8th-10th April 2013. The meeting will kick off in Dublin with a half-day workshop hosted by Codema. The workshop will be based on ICT Capabilities for energy-smart cities, villages and regions and will be held in the DDDA building on Custom House Quay. Co Tipperary
The Irish Wind Energy Association has developed a local community involvement model document that is a good start. It is available here. It essentially suggests a figure of €1000 per MW per year installed or less than 0.5% of the gross income. (Using Eirgrid’s 2012 28.8% CF and €75/MWh). This is a paltry figure, and
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland has launched a call for proposals for communities to come together to support a community wide approach to delivering upgrades on a community basis. see here for more details. The TEA would be willing to work with other local organizations to aid them, or collaboratively submit an application with
June 7th, 2012 | Posted by Paul Kenny The TEA is establishing a BER assessor Panel for the Tipperary Local Authorities. To Apply: Please go to the BER Panel Page Submission Deadline: is 4pm 28th June 2012
North Tipperary County Council is the top local authority at reducing energy intensity. NTCC recently received it’s scorecard from SEAI on it’s progress at reducing energy intensity to deliver it’s services. The target for all public sector bodies is 33% by 2020. North Tipperary Co Co have achieved 18% of the 33% by the end
The Train Energy project completed recently completed trained over 500 tradespersons from accross Europe, over 50 in Ireland. There were several interesting conclusions including how best to recruit tradespersons and also how to overcome traditional classroom training barriers with tradespersons. The full report on what was done and lessons learned is available here. All the
