Our Work

Our team is working across several national and EU funded projects to identify and implement local-led solutions to meet our local, national and EU targets.

View some of our featured projects or use the filter to explore all of our work below.

Search for a project

Showing 10 projects

Sort by:

Sorry we couldn’t find any matches.

Search Suggestions:

  • Remove some of the filters if you used any
  • Check your spelling

Decarbonising Zones

A Decarbonising Zone is a specific area that has been chosen by a local authority where a range of solutions are identified to address local, low-carbon energy, greenhouse gas emissions, and climate needs. These areas across the country will act as test-beds for innovation.
Image of the round tower in Clondalkin with pink and green plants in the foreground

Clondalkin Decarbonising Zone

Developing the evidence base and engaging the community in Clondalkin in the creation of South Dublin County Council’s Decarbonising Zone Plan.
Picture of Poolbeg, Dublin.

REGEN

Exploring innovative pathways for the decarbonisation of European neighbourhoods and cities.
Image of St. Patrick's Church in Ringsend with the river in the foreground and a bridge to the right.

Ringsend and Poolbeg Decarbonising Zone

Developing the evidence base and engaging the community in Ringsend and Poolbeg in the creation of Dublin City Council’s Decarbonising Zone Plan.
Image from the Ballymun Community Conference run by Codema. A school sports hall if full of people sitting at round tables, there are colourful posters on the wall in the background

Ballymun Decarbonising Zone

Developing the evidence base and engaging the community in Ballymun in the creation of Dublin City Council’s Decarbonising Zone Plan.
Image of two stacks with smoke coming out of them against an orange sky

Q-GasSP

Q-GasSP aims to produce a methodology that will allow planning authorities to quantify the influence of spatial planning policies on GHG emissions in a consistent manner.
Image of wind farm fading into solar panels

REDAP

REDAP presents a cross-sectoral approach to regional energy systems and has helped end-users to spatially visualise and better understand the characteristics of urban energy demand.
Drone shot of Dublin City with the Convention Centre lit up green and light reflecting on the River Liffey

Dublin Region Energy Master Plan

The Dublin Region Energy Master Plan provides realistic, evidence-based pathways for the Dublin region to achieve its carbon emission reduction targets to 2030 and 2050.
Picture of Dublin city.

Baseline Emission Inventories for the Dublin region

Documenting energy use across sectors in Dublin to inform local climate policy.
Image of Dublin taken from the mountains on a sunny day

Spatial Energy Demand Analyses

The first ever spatially-led energy demand maps for the entire Dublin region.