NZEB – Open Doors Ireland is seeking exhibitors for the 7 – 9 November 2014 event.

If you are building or have designed or live or work in a low energy building, Energy Action Limited would be delighted if you would consider participating in the second Irish Nearly Zero Energy Buildings – Open Doors event.

During the weekend of the 7th – 9th November 2014, owners of low energy houses and public/ commercial buildings around the country will open their doors for this event. We hope to attract many visitors interested in either building a low energy project or upgrading their house or work environment to a nearly zero energy standard. Last year, over 800 people visited more than 60 houses and public buildings during the NZEB Open Doors weekend.

So, if you would like to participate by opening your doors and inspiring others, please contact: Michael Hanratty, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. , phone: 01 4548300, www.nzeb-opendoors.ie

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Éasca is a consortium partner in the AquaConserver project that was funded by the European Commission as part of the Framework Seven SME scheme.  The AquaConserver concept addresses the twin problems of energy and water conservation faced by all citizens of the EU27 and offers Europe’s leading Plumbing SME Associations an opportunity to bring a new demand-led offering to our customers, requiring high levels of expertise and training to install correctly and efficiently.

Our concept involves the development of an affordable service for water recycling that can be retro-fitted to 90% of domestic dwellings. It is capable of the re-use of showering and bathing water thereby saving up to 50% of personal washing water usage and >50% of the associated heating energy usage AND it is capable of re-using filtered grey water from bathing/showering for toilet flushing thereby saving up to 35% of overall household water usage.

Éasca was formed to promote sustainable building in Ireland and to facilitate positive change in order to mainstream sustainable building practices. 

It brings together the most innovative private companies in the built environment. Member companies are assessed by independent assessors to ensure their products and couch cleaning services are eco-friendly have a positive impact on the environment.