Join Shannon Chamber and SEAI on 23rd September for an informative in-person event focused on how businesses of all sizes can strengthen their competitiveness, improve resilience, and reduce energy-related risks through energy decarbonisation.
Whether you’re a large energy user, or a growing SME, this event will provide practical insights into the range of SEAI supports, grants and advisory services available to help organisations improve energy performance, reduce operating costs, and transition to more sustainable energy solutions.
Attendees will also hear first-hand experiences from businesses that have successfully availed of SEAI supports to advance their energy and sustainability goals. Through real-world case studies from organisations operating at different scales, participants will gain valuable insights into the opportunities, challenges and benefits of investing in energy efficiency and decarbonisation.
This event offers an excellent opportunity to learn from SEAI experts, hear from businesses that have already taken action, and discover how available supports can help your organisation become more competitive, resilient, and future-ready in a rapidly changing energy landscape.
Who Should Attend?
This event is relevant for:
- Business leaders and senior decision makers
- Operations, facilities, and energy managers
- Sustainability, finance, and procurement professionals
- SMEs and organisations exploring practical, cost-effective sustainability actions
This event is FOC to attend
Registration & Networking & Light Refreshments : 8.30am
Event Starts: 9:00am
Scheduled Finish: 11.00am
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Kathleen Moore
SEAI
Kathleen Moore is an Executive on SEAI’s SME Business Decarbonisation Supports team. With over two decades of business experience, helping a diverse range of Irish and European companies to improve their business impacts, Kathleen returned to education to qualify in Sustainability for Enterprise (L8, UCC) and Environmental Sustainability Implementation in UCD (L9, UCD). She now focuses on sustainable business growth: offering energy guidance and grants to help Irish SMEs become more energy efficient, competitive and resilient while transitioning to renewable and smart energy technologies. Previously, Kathleen worked on SEAI’s Sustainable Energy Community programme.
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Fiona Lavin
SEAI
Fiona Lavin works for SEAI on their Large Industry Energy Network (LIEN) programme. Fiona qualified from University College Galway with a BE (Industrial Engineering) and later an MSc (Biomedical Science). She has experience in various manufacturing industries including wafer fabrication and data storage, fibre optics, wound care, medical device and advanced research and training with laser processing. In her current role Fiona focuses on supporting LIEN members to improve their energy performance and decarbonise their sites. This is achieved through the LIEN ongoing engagement supports including advisory, training, events, site visits and briefings.
