Three local authorities in the Mid East have joined forces for a collaborative approach to tackling climate change.
Wicklow, Meath, and Kildare County Councils have formed the Mid East Energy Unit.
The establishment of the Mid East Energy Unit will provide a platform for the three local authorities to work collaboratively to bring about measurable climate action mitigation, encourage a culture of energy saving and carbon reduction in the region and, with the SEAI, to provide support services for energy management, awareness, auditing, opportunity identification, and project development and delivery in the region.
Speaking at the launch on Thursday 08 December in County Buildings, Cllr Tommy Annesley, Cathaoirleach of Wicklow County Council, said: "The Energy Unit will progress and deliver agreed public sector energy efficiency and carbon reduction projects in the region of the three Local Authorities. These projects will demonstrate best practice, build capacity for the three local authorities and allow for scalable models for future projects."
Mr Brian Gleeson, Chief Executive, Wicklow County Council, also acknowledged the work of the Eastern and Midland Climate Action Regional Office who collaborated with the three local authorities and the SEAI in driving this initiative.
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