Hosted by SEAI and ECO-UNESCO during Dublin City of Science these hands-on, interactive workshops will run from 9th to 13th July at The Greenhouse, Dublin City Centre and are suitable for 12 to 18 year olds. For more information and to book a place contact 016625491 or email admin@ecounesco.ie

The Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in the UK have recently produced a report on the hidden costs of powering their homes. The study, ‘Powering the Nation – household energy  using habits uncovered’ produced by the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC), and the Energy Saving Trust in the UK highlights the

TEA now have 2 positions available.  All of the details are available by clicking http://tea.ie/jobs/ Closing date is Friday July 6th @4pm.

  RBBD  Wood Fuel Quality information day held in WIT on the 06th June 2012. GIFT Speaker Topics Paddy Phelan – TEA “The Business Case  for Quality” Ben Tansey – re:heat Ltd “Wood Fuel Management Case Study” – Presented by Paddy Phelan   Dr Andrea Sgarbossa- Università degli Studi di Padova “Italian Wood Fuel Quality

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

Mr. Seamus Hoyne is stepping down as Managing Director of TEA on June 1stafter 14 years in charge of the Agency. Seamus has recently been appointed as Head of Department in Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) Tipperary and will now focus on this role as well as the development of R&D with LIT Tipperary. Seamus

Tipperary Energy has teamed up with the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) to provide a series of interactive, hands-on workshops for primary schools pupils to increase their understanding of climate  change and energy efficiency. For more information view our project page

Tipperary Energy Agency (TEA) would like to congratulate all of the students from Presentation Secondary School in Thurles on their victory.  The Transition Year girls entered their school into the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland One Good Idea Project.  Student Mary Clare Hanafin and teacher Olivia O Brien were leading the project in the school.