The GREENOV project is being touted as a test model for a new way of doing business. So how can Irish SMEs become leaders for sustainable renovation, not only in Ireland but in Europe as well?
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The Big Squeezy: With little government support, squeezed subbbies and domestic suppliers are setting up their own networks to protect themselves from non-payment and rogue customers.
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While it is undoubtedly the case that opportunities abound in the green retrofit market, even the leading companies are faced with obstacles to gaining work in Ireland, let alone abroad.
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Dublin could become an energy-smart city by 2030
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Dublin 'on track to be energy smart' city
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Dublin is on track to becoming one of Europe's first energy-smart cities...
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Lord Mayor Councillor Emer Costello recently addressed the Covenant of Mayor's Ceremony in Brussels.
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New network of sustainable renovation suppliers launched
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Dublin is to be lauded in front of 1,000 city leaders for its efforts to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Dublin energy agency, Codema, is to launch a call to create a European network of sustainable renovation suppliers under the GREENOV project.
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Dublin could be energy-smart city by 2030. Retrofitting and smart metering mean typcial city home could have C-rating within 20 years.
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Dublin City Council, in association with Dublin's energy agency Codema has developed a draft Dublin City Sustainable Energy Action Plan.
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Sevendays listing
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Dublin residents will be given the opportunity to become "energy smart" by attending free Home Energy Saving Information Evenings around the capital over the coming weeks.
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A week of green initiatives for Fingal's residents...
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Codema puts eco-friendly driving campaign in gear in Dublin City Council!
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In recent weeks, we’ve experienced the coldest weather conditions in almost 30 years. In homes across the country, people shivered their way through the cold snap. Home heating was on 24 hour call as temperatures dipped below zero. Many people who felt that their homes were not adequately insulated ...
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Januaray 2010 - Local Authority Project: Retrofitting Housing Stock
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Baseline climate change indicators for Dublin City have been set under the Climate Change Strategy for Dublin City 2008 - 2012.
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For your chance to win one of €60 Topaz fuel vouchers, simply answer the following questions correctly.
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Dublin's energy agency Codema would like to wish all Dublin City Council staff a Merry Christmas and thank everyone for their huge support in the Switch Off campaign.
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Watch Codema's partner in the Energy Smart Community, Gavin Harte, on RTE 1's Nationwide, where he explains to reporter Valerie Waters the importance of simple communication of climate change to communities and individuals.
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Dublin City Council in partnership with Codema, Dublin's sustainable energy agency, is asking all drivers to reduce their carbon footprint by 3 per cent.
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Codema calculates that €65,000 is wasted every year through lights and office appliances being left on in the evening in all Dublin local authorities.
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Energy Smart Community: Eco-friendly scheme helps homeowners beat credit crunch. Community pilot scheme to recession-proof their homes and help do their bit for the environment.
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Staff at Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council are to take an eco-friendly view to daily office life by promoting energy awareness in a Switch Off campaign.
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Staff members in South Dublin County Council are being encouraged to Switch Off, as part of a new campaign to promote energy awareness among local authority employees.
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Staff members are being encouraged to 'Switch Off', as part of a new campaign to encourage efficient energy use.
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Northside homes are being given the opportunity to take part in a radical new energy saving scheme.
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Dublin City is struggling to meet its climate change obligations and is emitting 5 million tonnes of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide every year, it has been revealed.
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Up to five million tonnes of greenhouse gases are being emitted by Dublin every year it was revealed yesterday.
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Council Delivers Award-Winning Housing: The Redevelopment of York Street has transformed the area.
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Homes of the future launched by Canadian Ambassador Binns. PORTSIDE, ROSSLARE Harbour, is the new address of the modern home in Ireland, people in attendance at the launch of a new housing scheme there heard recently.
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New wind turbine park opens in Dublin
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York Street Redevelopment Raises the Bar for Sustainable Living. York Street Redevelopment is expected to raise the bar for sustainable living in Dublin after it officially opened this week.
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Designed by Sean Harrington Architects, York Street Redevelopment is expected to raise the bar for sustainable living in Dublin when it officially opens on the 25th May.
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Switching Off for the Better
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The redeveloped low-energy social housing at York Street in Dublin's south inner city will be officially opened next Monday, May 25. The newly-constructed apartments boast excellent Building Energy Ratings – some with ratings as high as A3 – and could reduce fuel costs for residents by up to 70 per ...
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A new website aimed at people who want to join with their neighbours to improve the energy efficiency of their homes. The site offers advice and project management for those who are prepared to join together into clusters of homeowners. It is run by Codema, a sustainable energy agency that acts as a...
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Innovation Magazine: Ryan's vision is that Ireland could become a renewables powerhouse in the post-2020 period FRANK McDONALD
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Sustainable social housing to be launched next Monday. The redeveloped low-energy social housing at York Street in Dublin's south inner city will be officially opened next Monday, May 25.
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Dublin homeowners could save over €1 billion by improving the energy-efficiency of their homes, it has been revealed.
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Switch Off and Save
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DUBLIN has the worst energy efficient homes in the entire country, according to a new survey. Gerry Wardell, boss of leading sustainable energy agency Codema, warns more than 160,000 houses in the capital have a miserable Building Energy Rating of E1. The scale goes from A1, the best, to G, the wo...
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Dublin Homes Have Poor Energy Ratings
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Home Energy Scheme Could Create Jobs
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Home is Where the Heat Is
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Neighbourhood warmth scheme; Homeowners can cut their bills by joining forces to improve their energy usage
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Herald AM
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Metro: Council's energy bill will rise to €2,850 an hour
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