It will take place from October 26th to 29th.
Kildare County Council has announced that the first ever Climate and Energy Week will take place later this month.
A series of events will take place, online and in person, across the county, covering themes such as energy awareness, biodiversity, green business innovation and community activation.
Events will take place from October 26th to 29th and registration can be completed here
Councillor Naoise Ó Cearúil, Cathaoirleach, Kildare County Council says; “I'm delighted to launch Kildare County Council's Climate and Energy Week. The Council continues to promote Climate awareness but is committed to acting upon it as well. We have been working with a range of community groups throughout the County that are bringing their passion and knowledge to the table."
Sonya Kavanagh, Interim Chief Executive, Kildare County Council added; “Kildare County Council is proud to be hosting Kildare’s first ever Climate and Energy Week. We are committed to our objective to lead a climate resilient Kildare, working to build climate change resilience as well as protecting and promoting our natural and built environment for the well-being of present and future generations.”
Sonya Kavanagh, Interim Chief Executive, Kildare County Council added; “Kildare County Council is proud to be hosting Kildare’s first ever Climate and Energy Week. We are committed to our objective to lead a climate resilient Kildare, working to build climate change resilience as well as protecting and promoting our natural and built environment for the well-being of present and future generations.”
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