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Dublin City Council and Codema have successfully launched the first Think Energy Ambassador Programme with over 20 staff members of Dublin City Council volunteering to become Energy Ambassadors for their building or office. While trying to identify energy saving opportunities in their own area, Think Energy Ambassadors will receive training on energy issues and will get involved in the shaping of the energy awareness campaign.

Codema announced Cox's Demesne Regeneration Project to be the first ever winner of the ‘Best Energy-Smart Initiative by a Local Authority’ category at the LAMA Community & Council Awards 2014 on Saturday, 25 January. The project will now proceed to the prestigious European Finale of the Ace Awards in the Netherlands in autumn 2014.

Dublin’s Energy Agency, Codema, is sponsoring the first ever category for “Best Energy-Smart Initiative by a Local Authority” at the LAMA Community & Council Awards 2014, which are taking place on Saturday, 25th January 2014 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Dublin. The awards are part of the local implementation of the Ace for Energy Awards.

Codema and Dublin City Council have teamed up to launch a Christmas Colouring Competition as part of Think Energy to encourage Council staff to involve their children in saving energy and saving money this Christmas.

Codema held an Energy Performance Contracts Information Seminar for local authorities on Thursday 7 November in the Dublin Docklands as part of the European Energy Services Initiative (EESI) 2020 project. The participants included local authority officials, members of Sustainable Energy Agency Ireland (SEAI), Energy Service Companies (ESCOs) and representatives from each of the international partners on the EESI 2020 project.