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New support scheme to help SMEs to 'take control of their energy use'

SinglePoint Highlights Progress of Subsidiaries Driving Company's Mission to Promote Cleaner Sustainable Lifestyle While Minimizing Impact on the Environment

SinglePoint : Highlights Progress of Subsidiaries Driving Company's Mission to Promote Cleaner Sustainable Lifestyle While Minimizing Impact on the Environment

IES Welcome Top Building Performance Experts to its Ireland Consulting Team

Chile Deploys Blockchain to Track Renewable Energy Usage

Lead Quality Engineer (Energy Management) - retainer position

Background information The United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) has been active in Serbia since 2000, and the operations of UNOPS Serbia Project Office (RSPO) have since 2017 expanded to North Macedonia and Montenegro. UNOPS has been a reliable partner primarily of the Government of Serbia, and later of the Governments of North Macedonia and Montenegro, in providing support for demanding socio-economic reforms and facilitating accession to the European Union. Currently, the RSMCO is implementing 14 projects focussed on sustainable socio-economic development, social cohesion, creating environment for employability, business and infrastructure growth, increased security, improved education, enhanced social inclusion either via enabling durable housing solutions or providing access to health, education and jobs for the most vulnerable population. All projects have good governance and gender equality as transversal themes. UNOPS projects are contextualised within the broader Sustainable Development Goals framework and objectives.

Legal Specialist (Energy Efficiency) - retainer position

Program/Project Management Consultancy in North Macedonia about Climate Change and Environment, requiring 5-9 years of experience, from UNOPS; closing on 31 Mar 2021

USDA Rural Development accepting applications for renewable energy systems : Biofuels Digest

REAP projects strengthen American energy independence by providing funding to eligible applicants to make energy efficiency improvements or install renewable energy systems for their operations. Eligible applicants include agricultural producers and rural small for profit businesses. Applicants may apply for funding to purchase and install renewable energy systems such as solar, wind, geothermal, renewable biomass, hydro-power, hydrogen or anaerobic digesters. Energy efficiency improvements outlined in an energy audit or assessment which reduce energy consumption on an annual basis may include improvements such as: heating ventilation and conditioning (HVAC), lighting, refrigeration, computerized controls or variable frequency drives, irrigation systems and grain dryers.

Make Your Home More Energy-Efficient | MOTHER EARTH NEWS

Photo By Fotolia/Pilensphoto Architect Kelly Lerner renovated this kitchen, which has a natural cork floor, recycled Douglas fir and wheat-board cabinets, and natural-pigment milk paint finishes. Photo By Kelly Lerner Photo By Dreamstime/Wisconsinartconstr Photo Courtesy BuildingGreen.com Here comes the sun! Properly installed skylights can improve the lighting and air flow in your home. Photo By Dreamstime/Crystal Craig Prioritize your window renovations; sealing up existing windows is often a better option than installing new. Photo By Fotolia/GMCGILL Photo By Dreamstime/Lastdays1 You can just as easily add many renewable energy features to an old home as you can to a new one.

Local group changing the way Clane people think about their energy use

Local group changing the way Clane people think about their energy use Emer Conway of Clane Sustainable Energy Committee outlines its plans for the town Reporter: editor@leinsterleader.ie CSEC member Stephanie Alvez will use a Home Energy Savings Kit this winter to see what energy saving moves she can consider in her home ');  '); Clane is the first Kildare town to avail of the SEAI Energy Master Planning Process which will guide the community in their transition to a lower carbon future. Their journey began in January 2019 when a local group, comprised of individuals from different community sectors in Clane, came together.