Better Energy Communities Scheme 2016 Better Energy Communities is an Energy Efficiency Grant Scheme available through the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) and administered by Tipperary Energy Agency in partnership with NTLP (North Tipperary Leader Project) Energy efficiency grant aid is available: • Up to 50% funding to community facilities – community halls, resource

Deadline Approaching for the Tipperary Warmer Homes Scheme Do You Know Someone that Deserves a Warm Home this Winter? • Deadline Approaching for the Tipperary Warmer Homes Scheme • Help Vulnerable People Stay Warm this Winter Under the 2015 Tipperary Warmer Homes Scheme, eligible homeowners in Tipperary can get their homes insulated before the end

Funding has been awarded by SEAI to the Galway County Council led Better Energy Community Application, which is being coordinated by Tipperary Energy Agency. This will allow 7 community groups and a number of Local Authority projects, including increasing the existing 8kW PV array on County Hall, to get under way and be completed in

Tipperary Energy Agency is looking for 20 homes to be part of the Super Homes pilot funding project which aims to lower their energy bills by a massive 50% – 70%. We are looking for early adopters to take part in this project to lead the way to sustainable housing. Homeowners will receive up to

Homeowners in Tipperary can now avail of a subsidised insulation scheme as part of the 2015 Tipperary Warmer Homes Scheme. This will make homes warmer and more comfortable to live in, plus cheaper to run.  The following is included in this scheme: attic insulation, cavity wall insulation or external wall insulation, ventilation, draft proofing, energy

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