EcoMerit is very pleased to welcome the research report by XLVets SkillNwet, XLVets Ireland in partnership with SkillNet Ireland and ourselves. This is a great example of taking leadership on climate action and sustainability; let us hope that others follow quickly. Alongside this we are delighted to welcome XLVets practices, Glasslyn and Ormonde Vets and the XLVets […]
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IPCC report: Code Red For Humanity, but EcoMerit Community shows there is hope yet for effective Climate Action.
A call to action this week as the UN Secretary General refers to the IPCC climate change report as a “Code Red” for humanity. (https://www.irishtimes.com/news/environment/climate-report-is-a-code-red-for-humanity-says-un-secretary-general-1.4643234).
EcoMerit sends letter to Minister Eamon Ryan on worrying new DECC policy that will limit access to key energy efficiancy SEAI community grants.
We have just sent off a letter to Minister Eamon Ryan addressing the worrying policy emerging from the DECC regarding changes to the SEAI communities grant scheme. The DECC now requires all SEAI ‘Communities’ grant applications to include a significant number of domestic dwellings. The result of this policy is that many enterprises both within […]
COVID-19 Extension Arrangements 2021
January 2021 – Mindful of the need to support members through the challenges of COVID-19 whilst maintaining the value of EcoMerit Certification, we have introduced a new classification ‘Renewal Pending’ and related arrangements, full details can be found by following this link.
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Covid-19 Arrangements
Published 2 April 2020 Introduction EcoMerit would like to extend its thoughts and best wishes to all its members at this time of major crisis. In response to the crisis we propose some adjustments to our normal way of working. Our aim is to support Members through this period without compromising the long-term value of […]