EnergyMeasures project helping energy vulnerable households in Dublin Region

Do you find it difficult to heat your home?

Or perhaps energy arrears are becoming a problem?

If so, you may be eligible to receive help from an innovative EU funded project: EnergyMeasures. 

EnergyMeasures is working to improve the energy efficiency of households by 

  • providing small scale energy measures;
  • working with householders to change their energy-related behaviours;
  • proving support and advise for householders;

Energy Action is implementing the project in Dublin. If you want to receive more information, please provide your name and telephone number and we will call you back.

Please submit your contact details and we will call you back.

Do you find it difficult to heat your home?

Or perhaps energy arrears are becoming a problem?

If so, you may be eligible to receive help from an innovative EU funded project: EnergyMeasures. 

EnergyMeasures is working to improve the energy efficiency of households by 

  • providing small scale energy measures;
  • working with householders to change their energy-related behaviours;
  • proving support and advise for householders;

Energy Action is implementing the project in Dublin. If you want to receive more information, please provide your name and telephone number and we will call you back.

Please submit your contact details and we will call you back.

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About Energy Action

About Energy Action Energy Action Ireland was founded in 1988. One of its main aims is to help alleviate fuel poverty in Ireland by addressing the thermal needs of disadvantaged householders. As a result, Energy Action has been at the forefront of driving change at a political level to improve energy efficiency of older housing stock in Ireland via local and national programmes. Linked to this aim, Energy Action has been engaged in European Union programmes for more than 21 years focussing on energy conservation, training and employment as well as on building energy research. 

Brian McSharry

Brian McSharry is CEO of Energy Action Ireland CLG. He is an energy policy specialist having worked for the Department of Energy in Dublin for over 20 years. He played a key role in a number of complex projects including the development of the all-island Single Electricity Market in Ireland.

Gerry McGough

Gerry McGough is a marketing specialist with direct experience of working with Energy Companies and Power Generators and Consumers in the Marketing and Implementation of Demand Side Management (DSM) Energy Efficiency Programmes.

Charles Roarty

From 1990 to 2016 Charles Roarty served as CEO and Company Secretary of Energy Action Ireland, from whom he now works an energy consultant. He has been a leading driver of Irish fuel poverty policy and practice – in addition to managing Energy Action, he helped to establish 24 community projects nationally to deliver similar energy efficiency services.