Sustainable Tipp is the energy transformation of Tipperary’s housing, commercial, public and community buildings over three years. It is an opportunity for communities, farmers, homeowners and business owners to save energy, save money and become more sustainable. Your Energy, Your Future.

In 2017 Tipperary’s Sustainable Energy Action Plan (SEAP) was formally adopted by Tipperary County Council.

This plan was created following Tipperary’s commitment to The Covenant of Mayors, the world’s largest movement for local climate and energy actions. This plan explained the steps that needed to be taken to reduce Tipperary’s CO2 emissions by 30% by 2020. 

That same year, Tipperary Energy Agency announced that the European Investment Bank (EIB) would support the actions of the SEAP. This action plan included 32 actions which would reduce Tipperary’s energy-related CO2 emissions by 2020. These actions covered a wide range of sectors including agriculture, education, planning, residential, local authority and the commercial sector.  You can read an overview of the actions here.

Following the approval of the SEAP for County Tipperary and the support from the European Investment Bank, Sustainable Tipp was born. Sustainable Tipp will endeavour to keep Tipperary citizens up to date on the actions and progress of the SEAP, as there are opportunities for everyone in Tipperary.

In 2021, the Sustainable Tipp stakeholders developed an Interim Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plan (SECAP) 2022-2023 as a placeholder until the new Tipperary Climate Action Plan is developed. This Interim SECAP consists of 40 actions to continue the reduction on Tipperary’s CO2 emissions. You can read the Interim SECAP here.

The main objectives of Sustainable Tipp are:

The partners/stakeholders on the Sustainable Tipp campaign are: