CODEMA - City of Dublin Energy Management Agency

Unit 50, Guinness Enterprise Centre
Taylor's Lane
Dublin 8
IRELAND
Tel: +353 1 410 0561 Fax: +353 1 410 0576
Website: www.codema.ie

Main Contact
   Gerry WARDELL, Director
   Email: gerry.wardell[at]codema.ie

Other Contacts
   Edel GILTENANE, Energy Consultant
   Email: edel.giltenane[at]codema.ie

   Joe HAYDEN, Energy Engineer
   Email: joe.hayden[at]codema.ie

   Declan MCCORMAC, Sustainability Analyst
   Email: dec.mccormac[at]codema.ie

   Sabine KRANZL, Energy Analyst
   Email: sabine.kranzl[at]codema.ie

Year of Creation: 1997

No of Staff: 7

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European Funding: 5% Local Funding: 75% In-house Funding: 20%

CODEMA is a not for profit private limited company.

The mission of CODEMA is to contribute to the economic, social and environmental sustainability of Dublin through good energy management, which will benefit the environment and improve the quality of life for the citizens who live and work in Dublin.

Activities include:

• Development of energy strategy and policy.
• Expert Energy Planning in urban developments and large-scale housing schemes.
• Consultation process through organising conferences, workshops and seminars.
• Energy efficiency in buildings and housing, including design guidelines, implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
• Combating Fuel Poverty in social housing.
• Thermal comfort and the end-user in buildings.
• Quality and Sustainability in buildings.
• Consumer awareness and Education Programmes for energy aspects of Traffic, Waste Management and Water Conservation.

Target audience:

• Policy makers and policy influencers
• Planners
• Local Authorities
• Professionals (Architects, engineers, quantity surveyors)
• Building Contractors, developers and suppliers
• General public and consumers

Areas of expertise include: Energy and water planning and use in housing and large scale urban developments.

Click here to submit reports for inclusion on the ManagEnergy website

Case Study: The Ballymun regeneration project, Dublin, Ireland

Report: SECURE - Sustainable Energy Communities in Urban Areas in Europe

Report: ManagEnergy Annual Conference - November 2004: European Conference on Local Energy Action

Report: ManagEnergy Internet Broadcast: Local sustainable energy policies - Working in synergy with the private sector?

Report: ManagEnergy Workshop: Survival of Energy Agencies: the importance of a stable relationship between Energy Agencies and Local Authorities