We are Codema — Dublin’s Energy Agency. We’re on a mission to improve the lives of people in Dublin by changing how we produce and use energy locally, for the better.
Our highly-skilled team works to find innovative solutions to Dublin’s energy challenges by bringing together experts in areas such as public sector obligations and energy management, energy research, planning and policy, large-scale project roll-out, public engagement and awareness, and project funding and facilitation.
We are currently looking for a Graduate Energy Engineer to join an exciting new team responsible for overseeing the development of district heating projects from start to finish.
We work on behalf of Dublin’s local authorities and other stakeholders in the region on a range of sustainable energy initiatives, all with the aim of driving local-level action and meeting our national and EU climate and energy targets. This work includes day-to-day energy management, district heating, energy master planning and modelling, energy performance contracting, and citizen engagement and energy awareness initiatives.
At Codema, we make sure that the work we do has a real impact in reducing emissions in Dublin and providing a better quality of life for those who live and work in our capital.
Over 25 years of experience
Securing almost €5 million in national and EU funding to benefit Dublin in the last 10 years
Driving the roll-out of over €20 million worth of energy projects in Dublin
Our Annual Report provides an overview of our actions and achievements in 2023 across a range of climate mitigation services.
There’s just one month to go until the Decarbonising Dublin Summit, which will take place on Thursday, 14th November. This is the first event dedicated solely to exploring how Dublin can meet its climate and energy targets for 2030 and 2050.
14 October 2024
We are delighted to announce that Codema has been shortlisted for STEM Employer of the Year at this year’s Women in STEM Awards. This recognition highlights Codema’s ongoing commitment to promoting gender diversity and empowering women in Ireland’s STEM sector.
5 October 2024