SEAI July Update
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
Delivering Ireland's Energy Revolution.
In this month's edition, we bring you updates on the latest events and news in the world of sustainable energy for businesses. We also share case studies and blogs, including how Roadstone Ltd. are reducing their energy consumption when producing asphalt.
SME Business Briefing - Save money and energy?
Join SEAI for a webinar to learn how your business can save money and energy this year. It will take place on Tuesday, July 23rd?from 10am to 11am.?A full agenda will be issued shortly.?
The Retrofit Roadshow?- SEAI partners with Chadwicks and the Laois and Offaly Education and Training Board?
The Laois and Offaly Education and Training Board, NZEB and Retrofit Mobile Training Unit will be touring several Chadwicks branches around the country until the 19th of July.??
At the training unit, tradespeople can expect to learn from SEAI representatives about the necessary requirements for becoming SEAI registered insulation and heat pump installers. This valuable resource will provide tradespeople with the knowledge and qualifications needed to meet industry standards and expand their professional capabilities.?
180 Degrees Podcast - Going Green is the next step for Irish Businesses?
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In this mini-episode, Fergus Sharkey of SEAI and Tina Dowling, CEO at 'The Watershed' sport and leisure centre in Kilkenny, answer questions on how SEAI is supporting businesses to decarbonise and save on energy costs.?Tina also talks about the choices she?made to start the Watershed's energy journey.?
Roadstone Ltd. optimises its asphalt process?
Roadstone Ltd. is a leading producer and supplier of building and construction materials in Ireland.?
They used SEAI’s Excellence in Energy Efficiency Design (EXEED) approach to highlight and implement energy efficiency measures that may not be identified under normal business practices.?
Driving energy efficiency in the Marketplace?
This case study outlines how SEAI engaged constructively with a lighting manufacturer to remove non-compliant lighting products from the EU Single Market.?