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Decarbonising Dublin Summit

The Decarbonising Dublin Summit is our annual event to bring communities and stakeholders together to explore challenges and opportunities for the capital to meet its climate and energy targets.

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The Decarbonising Dublin Summit returns for 2025!

We are delighted to announce that following last year’s sell-out success, the Decarbonising Dublin Summit is back for 2025 – and set to be even better. Mark your calendars for Tuesday, 21st October as we move to a new, larger venue: the iconic Aviva Stadium.

Watch this space as more details are coming soon and early-bird tickets will go on sale later in the spring.

About the summit

The Decarbonising Dublin Summit is Ireland’s only event to focus solely on the Dublin region and sets out to explore the challenges and opportunities for the capital to meet its climate and energy targets towards 2030 and 2050, along with highlighting best-practice case studies to draw inspiration from.

Organised independently by Codema, the Decarbonising Dublin Summit aims to foster engaging and insightful discussion on how Dublin can become a leading European capital on climate mitigation. This summit also offers a great opportunity to develop partnerships with like-minded stakeholders and communities looking to take action.

The inaugural event in 2024 was a sell-out success and this year’s summit will be even bigger and better, taking place on Tuesday, 21st of October in the Aviva Stadium.

Event aims

Attending the Decarbonising Dublin Summit provides an important platform to share best-practice methods to reduce emissions in Dublin and encourage replication across all sectors. It also presents a great opportunity to network and collaborate with like-minded stakeholders and communities looking to take action.

Build networks and collaborate

Network with key stakeholders in Dublin’s climate mitigation sector and form much-needed collaboration and partnerships

Best-practice examples

The summit sets out to highlight best-practice examples in the Dublin region

Stimulate real discussion

The summit sets out to discuss key challenges and solutions to reducing Dublin’s emissions

Event team

Event lead
Suzanne Fitzpatrick

Suzanne Fitzpatrick

Executive Manager - Communications and Marketing

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086 865 2803 Read Suzanne Fitzpatrick’s Bio
Katia Tikhoniouk

Katia Tikhoniouk

Communications and Project Manager

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01 707 9818 Read Katia Tikhoniouk’s Bio

Event sponsors

Main sponsor
EirGrid
Supporting sponsor
Dublin Waste to Energy

Event resources from 2024

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Presentations from the Decarbonising Dublin Summit

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the very first Decarbonising Dublin Summit on Thursday, 14th November. Presentations from the day are now available to view.
Picture of participants taking part in audience exercise at the Decarbonising Dublin Summit.

Summary Report of Audience Exercises: Decarbonising Dublin Summit

This report summarises insights from audience exercises at the Decarbonising Dublin Summit.

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