Energy Awareness Training
Join us for the Energy Awareness workshop organised in partnership with CODEMA.
Date and time
Location
Tailors Hall
8 Back Lane D08 X2A3 Dublin 8 IrelandAbout this event
- 1 hour 30 minutes
In climate action, every effort counts. Energy efficiency delivers numerous environmental benefits, notably reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from fossil fuel consumption and electricity generation.
Would you like to take control of your energy consumption and make informed decisions about energy usage? Join Codema’s Energy and Climate Awareness Officer, Gobnait Ní Néill, as she provides simple and effective strategies for reducing energy consumption at home and work.
Event Details
- Date: Wednesday 19th June
- Location: 8 Back Ln, The Liberties, Dublin 8, D08 X2A3
- Reception: 18:30
- Workshop Start: 19:00 (1-hour duration)
- Refreshments: Provided on-site
Who Can Attend?
This event is for Climate Ambassadors.
What to Bring:
We encourage you to bring your reusable coffee cup and water bottle to minimise waste.
Unable to Attend? Please Cancel
If you book and find yourself unable to attend, please let us know by:
- Cancelling your reservation on Eventbrite, or
- Emailing us at caw@eeu.antaise.org
This will free up a space for someone else.
Can't Make It in Person?
If you can't make it to the event, you can join the online version of the workshop planned for June 20th https://eeu-antaisce-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMtceCgrzsrGtRdXwYBrjse6NPEpyRR0X2K
About Codema:
Codema is Dublin's energy agency, dedicated to accelerating Dublin’s low-carbon transition to mitigate climate change and improve citizens' lives.
About Gobnait Ní Néill:
Gobnait Ní Néill, a 2022 Climate Ambassador, is Codema's Energy and Climate Awareness Officer. She holds a Bachelor of Design in Industrial Design from the National College of Art and Design and a Postgraduate Certificate in Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship from UCD Innovation Academy. Gobnait has extensive experience in promoting and facilitating climate and biodiversity action, running events, workshops, and supporting community groups through social enterprise initiatives. Her focus with the Think Energy and Home Energy Saving Kit programmes is on empowering individuals and communities to conserve energy and combat climate change.