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ENACT – Enabling Commercial Retrofit

Are you an SME looking to cut costs and go green? Are you a building professional advising SME businesses? Are you a financial professional advising SME businesses? This is for […]

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Are you an SME looking to cut costs and go green?
Are you a building professional advising SME businesses?
Are you a financial professional advising SME businesses?

This is for you


New Resources Launched to Support SMEs with Energy Renovations- Click to know more


WHAT IS ENACT? 

ENACT is a 3-year SEAI-funded initiative led by the Irish Green Building Council with partners SCSI, Dublin Chambers, Sustainability Works, and the University of Galway. Our goal? Help renovate 1 in 3 commercial buildings in Ireland to a B+ BER by 2030.

Renovating saves energy, cuts emissions, reduces costs—and boosts business resilience.

Why It Matters

  • Rising energy costs & carbon regulations
  • Access to grants and green finance
  • Improved comfort, compliance & competitiveness

Awareness Training Series

Live & On-Demand | Free to Attend | Starting April 2025

Tailored for:

SME Owners & Occupiers

Building Professionals

Financial Professionals


Courses

We encourage you to attend all of these webinars.

1.Renovating for SME Savings & Sustainability 
For SME’s
1st May | 1 pm- 2pm |Webinar (45 min + Q&A)
Easy wins, funding supports, 40%+ energy savings

2. Decarbonising SME Commercial Buildings: CPD for Building Professionals
For SME’s & Building Professionals
7th May 2025 | 1 pm- 2pm |Webinar (45 min + Q&A)
Tech tools, renovation strategies & case studies

3. Navigating Finance for SME Retrofits
For SME’s & Financial Professionals
19th May | 12:30 pm- 1:30pm | Webinar (45 min + Q&A)
Grants, loans, green leases & more


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We invite you to scan this QR code and take a few minutes (no more than 10 minutes) to complete this short survey as part of our ongoing research at the University of Galway, in collaboration with the ENACT project. Your insights will help us better understand the key behavioural drivers and barriers that influence SME’s decisions on energy-efficient building retrofits