Network Magazine - Issue 22
IN THIS ISSUE:Mervyn O’Callaghan named Entrepreneur of the YearNigel M. Daly Electrical leading the chargeThe start of Waterford’s renaissanceA new way of workingThe new 4-day weekAutism friendly workplaceSavvy employers acknowledge ‘Employee’s Market’The Power of PurposeThe power and pitfalls of AI for BusinessSanofi supports Shona ProjectNorth Celtic Sea Offshore Wind Project progressBite-Size NewsMailo shines as Network PresidentPlus much more!READ
Energy Support Scheme not working
Waterford Chamber is calling on the Government to re-examine the eligibility criteria for the Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme (TBESS), which was introduced in Budget 2023 to help the business sector with soring energy costs. According to Gerald Hurley, CEO of Waterford Chamber, the scheme is not fit for purpose as most businesses simply cannot avail of the support. “While we all know that energy costs have increased exponentially, many businesses who are currently struggling cannot show a 50%
North Celtic Sea Newsletter
Inside is all the latest news and information on the North Celtic Sea project including:Energia reaches key milestone as seabed surveys are successfully completedFormer Councillor Jodie Neary appointed as Offshore Stakeholder and Engagement ManagerMonthly information clinics in Co. Waterford – come and meet the project teamEnergia supporting local communitiesClick here to read the Newsletter North Celtic Sea is a renewable energy development by Energia proposed to be located off the southeast coast. This
Network Magazine - Issue 20
IN THIS ISSUE:Five Pillars to Regional Growth - Patsy Carney, Ireland South EastOnes to watch: Waterford's high potential start-upsWaterford Chamber Pre-Budget SubmissionA seamless way to hand over your throneRe-fashioning the future with Smart GarmentsEnergy Business SupportsNational Women’s Enterprise Day 2022Summer review with Waterford CouncilBite-Size NewsBumper year for Waterford MuseumsWelcome VolunteersWaterford’s Blue Plaque TrailPlus much more!READ
