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Sustainable Energy Communities & Energy Master Plans
The Sustainable Energy Communities programme was designed and is implemented by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland. Utilising a Bottom-Up approach, the SEC programme empowers communities all throughout Ireland to lead the way in their unique journey of decarbonising energy use. This webinar will introduce the concept of the programme from a County Mentors perspective, […]
Contracting for Surveyors – Current Trends
During this 1 hour CPD, members will learn about: 1.Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG): Opportunities available for QS in this area. 2.Materials and Post Pandemic Availability: How to make/ defend a claim due to shortage. Increase in price of materials. 3.Covid-19: Increased costs arising from health and safety issues and whether they will be recoverable […]
