AEE Ireland
AEE Ireland is the accredited Irish Chapter of The Association of Energy Engineers (AEE).
The AEE is a nonprofit professional society of 17,000 members and 25,000 certified individuals in over 100 countries. The mission of AEE is “to shape the future of the energy industry through networking, energy awareness, education, training, professional certification, recognition and to foster action for sustainable development."
Transforming the Irish Energy Sector Through Innovation, Imagination & Creativity
Training Programmes from AEE Ireland
Policy, Trends & European Initiatives
- Trends in Energy Efficiency
- Alternative Financing of Energy Improvements
- Meeting the Challenges of the Energy Efficiency Directive Policies, Incentives, Public Sector & Transport
Leading Edge
Initiatives
- Newest Technologies & Future Solutions
- Climate Change & Carbon Reduction
- Achieving Energy Improvements in Commercial & Residential Buildings
Advanced Energy
Solutions
- Renewable Energy & Energy Storage
- High Performance & Green Buildings
- Structured Energy & Resources Management in Industry
Data Analytics & Energy Services
- Big Data
- AI and IoT - How do they apply to energy?
- Blockchain, Smart Grids and New Technologies
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AEE Ireland Energy News Updates
AEE Ireland Board Members
Raoul Empey
Chapter President
Shauna Clancy
Membership Development Officer
Conor Molloy
Government Affairs
Eoin Leonard
Student Affairs
Colm Ó hÁonghusa
Chapter Treasurer
Ronan McGlade
Vice President
Rayan Abdelrahman
Chapter Secretary
Paul Boylan
Chapter Consultant
Contact Us
616 Edenderry Business Campus,
Edenderry,
Co. Offaly
Email: info@aee.ie
Energy News
- Dawn Meats invests €1.5 million in new solar panel project in Co. Waterford
- New solar panels at Sligo Park Hotel to reduce carbon emissions and cut energy bills by €25,000 a year
- Gas Networks Ireland reports increased gas demand in October and confirms no disruption to gas supply is expected this winter
- Electrification can help Irish industry “cut cord” with fossil fuels: eHeat Ireland