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EIRGRID, the operator and developer of the national electricity grid will host a roadshow in Limerick later this month.
The free event will bring together experts from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI), ESB Networks and Limerick City and County Council to provide information about home energy efficiency upgrades, retrofitting grants, community micro-generation schemes and initiatives to future-proof Limerick.
The roadshow will take place from 6.30pm to 8.30pm on Monday, April 22 at the Limerick Strand Hotel in the city centre.
Along with this panel of specialists, the roadshow will include a host of local exhibitors showcasing the latest information about home energy efficiency upgrades, heat pumps and solar energy.
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Speaking ahead of the event, Sinead Dooley, head of public engagement with EirGrid said: “It aims to give the people of Limerick an opportunity to hear about the strides being made to support a sustainable economy and growing communities across the county, by developing and strengthening the electricity grid.”
“EirGrid is also aware of people’s concerns regarding energy consumption and the need for savings, and we are pleased to have exhibitors from a range of organisations, such as SEAI and ESB Networks, who can provide information regarding local and national supports,” she added.
To get more information on the event, call 01-677 1700.
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