The Tipperary Energy Agency are delighted to report our CEO Paul Kenny has been shortlisted for the Green Leader Award. We would also like to congratulate North Tipperary County Council on their nomination for the Green Public Sector Award. Well done on this great achievement!

Tipperary Energy Agency is currently looking to recruit an  Engineering Analyst  intern under the  National Jobbridge scheme. For more information and details on how to apply for the vacancy

The TEA as Partners in the Biomass Supply Chain Project have produced very clear and useful guidance documents for any person or business that is serious about utilising wood energy or becoming involved in this highly sustainable sector. Specifiers Guide (Very useful for clients, architects and engineers who should consider biomass) (8MB) Biomass Heating Standards (Ensuring quality

Our newsletter is now available.  If you are not on our mailing list, you can still sign up by clicking on our newsletter tab under news and signing up.  Our other newsletters are available from there also.  Click Here to see our November 2012 newsletter.

Only another few more days left until Energy Neighbourhoods starts up again. The neighbourhood with the most energy reductions will will €1,000 & a trip to Brussels. 2nd place will win €300. You don’t have to be actual neighbors. you can be friends, work colleges, members of the same club, sports team or family. Call

The Bioenergy System Planners Handbook, (BISYPLAN) is now available online at http://bisyplan.bioenarea.eu/ . Click here for for more information on BISYPLAN and what is in the handbook and how it can help you.  

Our Colleagues in the City of Dublin Energy Management Agency (CODEMA)  & Dublin City Council are holding a competition as part of the ACE project. Calling all designers, planners, ICT professionals, creative thinkers and visual communicators – the Imagine Energy competition is now open for entries!  This is an open ideas competition to develop and install

The role of the Energy Regulator is under question after ESB announced that it made €230 million profit from the first half of 2012.  Recently the Energy Regulator allowed them to raise their electricity prices in order to keep the company afloat.  The level of profit generated leaves a lot for people to think about.  Could this