Supporting the: Tipperary Energy Agency & Limerick Institute of Technology in association with Tipperary County Council are hosting an information exchange event on The Covenant of Mayors. There are currently 6 signatories to the Covenant of Mayors in Ireland – this event will share some experiences from those who have signed, and outline the benefits

Tipperary Energy Agency has teamed up with the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) to deliver energy workshops to primary and secondary schools in Co Tipperary. The programmes, which are free of charge to the schools, provide a series of interactive, hands-on workshops for students. In primary schools, the programme is delivered from senior infants

‘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.

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

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

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

Construction workers, designers, educators and policy makers will meet in Dublin to discuss how Ireland’s construction workers can acquire the skills required for the new rigorous energy efficient new construction and retrofit standards. The Conference – Better than Best Practice – Skills and Knowledge to Achieve Near Zero Energy Building, will consider one of the