Dublin Initiative Promotes Sustainability for Small Businesses
New Campaign and Grants Aim to Help Local Enterprises Go Green
Dublin City Council has launched a new campaign called 'Going Green, All In A Day's Work' to assist small businesses in adopting sustainable practices.
The initiative offers two main grants: the Green for Business audit and the Energy Efficiency Grant, aimed at businesses with 50 or fewer employees.
Interested business owners can apply through their Local Enterprise Office or the AllInADaysWork website.
A free information event on available green supports, including the Energy Efficiency Grant, will be held at the CHQ building on Custom House Quay this Wednesday, September 11.
Greg Swift, Head of Enterprise at Dublin City Council, emphasized the ease of starting a green journey and the benefits it brings in terms of saving time, money, and energy.
LEO Dublin City will assist businesses with audits and subsequent steps towards sustainability improvements.
The initiative offers two main grants: the Green for Business audit and the Energy Efficiency Grant, aimed at businesses with 50 or fewer employees.
Interested business owners can apply through their Local Enterprise Office or the AllInADaysWork website.
A free information event on available green supports, including the Energy Efficiency Grant, will be held at the CHQ building on Custom House Quay this Wednesday, September 11.
Greg Swift, Head of Enterprise at Dublin City Council, emphasized the ease of starting a green journey and the benefits it brings in terms of saving time, money, and energy.
LEO Dublin City will assist businesses with audits and subsequent steps towards sustainability improvements.
