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These events formed part of the recent European Sustainable Energy Week
Tipperary County Council and Tipperary Energy Agency have designed special trees and leaves from sustainable sources to gather young people’s ideas about energy that will be on display in the coming months.
2,000 leaves were circulated to all primary schools and children will be invited to submit their energy ideas for all of us to read on the energy trees when visiting our libraries.
The specially designed wooden trees and leaves were produced in Tipperary demonstrating small business's commitment to sustainability. The trees were made by wecreate based in Cloughjordan Eco Village, and the leaves were produced by Lion Print in Cashel.
As households need to be mindful of their energy usage due to escalating costs, a series of podcasts were produced which are available for download on Tipperary County Council and Tipperary Energy Agency’s websites. The podcasts covered topics on advising homeowners on energy savings, home retrofitting and the energy upgrade measures required to achieve a warmer more energy-efficient home.
These events formed part of the recent European Sustainable Energy Week.
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