During the weekend of the 7th – 9th November 2014, owners of low energy houses and public/commercial buildings around the country will open their doors for the NZEB Open Doors event. Last year, over 800 people visited more than 60 houses and public buildings during the NZEB Open Doors weekend. Nenagh Leisure Centre is set
October 15th – Better Than Best Practice – Skills and Knowledge to Achieve Near Zero Energy Buildings The programme will allow you to listen to and debate on a number of issues around the nZEB practice with a number of expert speakers from across Europe. Initiatives from Europe and in Ireland to support
Nearly a third of construction professionals did not know about the nearly-zero energy requirement for all new buildings by the year 2020, according to a survey by Passive House Plus. The survey asked a full range of construction professionals, including architects, engineers, contractors and surveyors, about their knowledge of the Nearly Zero standard: this is
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
Better than Best practice – Skills & Knowledge to Achieve Near Zero Energy Buildings Conference – This event will take place in Wood Quay Venue, Dublin, October 15 & 16 2014. The first day will be a full conference day of national and international speakers, followed by a Near Zero Energy Buildings (NZEB) training course the
The SustainCo (Sustainable Energy For Rural Communities) online toolkit was launched this weekend at Ireland’s first ‘Open Doors Days’ for near zero energy rated buildings. The ‘Open Doors Days’ event saw a huge number pioneering low energy homes and buildings all over the Ireland open their doors to the public. Visitors to homes and buildings
Energy Action is organising the Nearly Zero Energy Buildings Open Doors Ireland event, which will be taking place this weekend, . This event, which is taking place in 10 countries under an Intelligent Energy Europe programme, is very similar to the Open House event, though with a focus purely on very low energy buildings. The
The weekend of November 8 – 10, 2013 will see dozens of homes and buildings open their doors to the public for the Near Zero Energy Buildings (NZEB) Open Doors Ireland Event. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet home owners of low energy buildings all over the country and see their finished projects firsthand.