Sustainable Energy Ireland
SEI REIO - Renewable Energy Information Office

Shinagh House
Bandon
Co Cork
IRELAND
Tel: +353 23 42193 Fax: +353 23 54165
Website: www.sei.ie

Main Contact
   All office enquiries
   Email: renewables[at]reio.ie

Other Contacts
   Joe JOLLEY, Buildings Engineer
   Email: joe.jolley[at]reio.ie

   Paul DYKES, Manager
   Email: pauld[at]reio.ie

Year of Creation: 1995

No of Staff: 6

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National Energy Agencies : Biomass & Bioenergy : Buildings : Education : Geothermal Energy : Hydropower : Industry : Information Dissemination : Photovoltaics : Promotional Activities : Renewable Energy Sources & Systems : Solar Thermal : Sustainable Communities : Training : User behaviour : Wind Energy

National Funding: 100%

The Renewable Energy Information Office (REIO) is a national service of Sustainable Energy Ireland (formerly the Irish Energy Centre).

REIO was set up to promote the use of renewable energy sources and provide independent advice and information on financial, social and technical issues relating to renewable energy development. REIO seeks the reduction of burning fossil fuels by facilitating the increased use of energy from renewable sources. In order to achieve these objectives the REIO builds and distributes a renewable energy information stock, updates a bibliography of renewable energy publications worldwide and houses an open library to the public. It also maintains a database of relevant individuals, companies and organisations who have a key role to play in the further growth of the renewable energy industry.

Target audience: In short everybody and anyone with an interest in developing renewable energy resources, including:

• Suppliers of the various renewable energy technologies;
• Government Departments and Ministers in support of national and international policies;
• Homeowners and businesses looking to be more energy efficient;
• Developers, Investors in renewable energy projects;
• Landowners looking to supplement rural incomes;
• Local Authorities, key decision makers on sustainable energy resources;
• Students, Financiers, Industry and Commerce.

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Case Study: Successful Biomass Implementation in Ireland

Report: ManagEnergy Workshop and Study Tour - February 2003: Biomass Utilisation at Local & Regional Level