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Time to Act! Climate Crisis Protest #cop27

Time to Act! Climate Crisis Protest
#cop27

Some Climate Flashmob highlights! Organised by our

Some Climate Flashmob highlights! Organised by our resident Climate Ambassador, Angela Deegan
Check out the full version at https://youtu.be/CMIQKjoRafc

💥Check out our new mythbuster!💥 The fossil

💥Check out our new mythbuster!💥

The fossil fuel industry falsely claims that LNG terminals will be converted to hydrogen terminals in the future. That's just another #myth. Let's #KeepIrelandLNGFree!

Fantastic evening with @patagoniadublin Dublin spe

Fantastic evening with @patagoniadublin Dublin speaking about the #LNGFree campaign and watching We The Power about the community energy revolution with @rescoop.eu. We need to transform our energy systems - no new fossil fuels, reduce energy demand and energy democracy for all!

Sign the #LNGFree petition - link in bio 🔗🌎

Last day at @epfestival and that means it's your l

Last day at @epfestival and that means it's your last chance to win a voucher for @patagoniadublin! Call down to @globalgreenatep to say hi and sign the #lngfree petition 💪

#globalgreenatep
#electricpicnic2022
#stoplng

Are you are Electric Picnic? Drop by our stall to

Are you are Electric Picnic? Drop by our stall to be in with a chance to win a 100 euro Patagonia voucher! 🕺👐

Be there tomorrow if you can! We must #KeepIreland

Be there tomorrow if you can! We must #KeepIrelandLNGFree starting with preventing #ShannonLNG

NHNA is taking a short break to rest & recharge 😴

Burnout is all too common in activist circles so don’t forget that it’s important & healthy to take a step back when needed and to prioritise your health & well-being ✨🌿

See you soon!

The NHNA Team

Still time to catch us at @alltogethernow.ie! Grea

Still time to catch us at @alltogethernow.ie! Great meeting so many people who care about climate action and want to keep Ireland #lngfree

We're stoked to have a stall at #ElementsOfChange

We're stoked to have a stall at #ElementsOfChange this weekend (25th & 26th June). Be sure to visit us and to attend our 3:30pm Planning Application Submissions workshop on Sunday!

Register at https://actionnetwork.org/events/clim

Register at
https://actionnetwork.org/events/climate-targets-and-energy-security-lets-talk-hydrogen

In this webinar, energy experts consider the role of hydrogen in our energy future, discussing issues such as different forms of hydrogen, energy security, and hydrogen as community energy.

Speakers include:
Dr James Carton, Assistant Professor in Sustainable Energy in Dublin City University and co-founder of Hydrogen Ireland Association

Giuseppe Costanzo, Gas Policy Officer at Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe

Lúgh Ó Braonáin, Energy Cooperatives Ireland member and representative of the Hydrogen Production Plans For Ireland's Valentia Island

Hydrogen is increasingly cited as a low-carbon sol

Hydrogen is increasingly cited as a low-carbon solution to the energy crisis. Hydrogen fuel is an energy carrier which can be used to store or move energy and is produced alongside fossil or renewable energies.

Proponents suggest that it is essential to support renewable energy in the absence of fossil fuels, providing invaluable back-up for when the wind doesn’t blow and the sun doesn’t shine, and supporting energy security.

In a global context, however, there are concerns that hydrogen will be used to justify continued investment in fossil gas infrastructure, and that hydrogen is currently generated primarily from fossil fuels. In this webinar, energy experts consider the role of hydrogen in our energy future, discussing issues such as different forms of hydrogen, energy security, and hydrogen as community energy.

Speakers include:

Dr James Carton, Assistant Professor in Sustainable Energy in Dublin City University and co-founder of Hydrogen Ireland Association

Giuseppe Costanzo, Gas Policy Officer at Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe

Lúgh Ó Braonáin, Energy Cooperatives Ireland member and representative of the Hydrogen Production Plans For Ireland's Valentia Island

Register at: https://actionnetwork.org/events/climate-targets-and-energy-security-lets-talk-hydrogen

Tonight! Register at: https://actionnetwork.org/ev

Tonight! Register at:
https://actionnetwork.org/events/webinar-data-centres-sustainability-energy-efficiency-extractivism/

Register at: https://actionnetwork.org/events/webi

Register at: https://actionnetwork.org/events/webinar-data-centres-sustainability-energy-efficiency-extractivism/

Join us this Tuesday evening at 6.30, where we'll hear from Patrick Brodie, FRQSC Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Art History and Communication Studies at McGill University; Donna Gartland, CEO of Codema - Energy Efficiency Agency Dublin; and Mél Hogan, Director of the Environmental Media Lab and Associate Professor of Communication, Media and Film at the University of Calgary.

Our webinar will explore a variety of perspectives on data centre development and if and how we can stay digitally connected while aligning with our climate targets and a socially just transition. What data is stored in data centres? Could they be run more efficiently? Do we need them and if so, how should they be powered?

During the webinar, we will also speak about making submissions to data centre planning applications, and demonstrate our publicly available resources designed to make this process more accessible.

Since 2015, Ireland has seen massive growth in dat

Since 2015, Ireland has seen massive growth in data centre development; what was initially a key feature of our Enterprise Strategy has become a significant point of concern for both our climate targets and our energy sector. Eirgrid projects that data centres could account for up to 27% of Ireland's electricity demand by 2028.

In Ireland, we have committed to halving our greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, with 70% of our electricity powered renewably by this time. However, our government has acknowledged that data centres will create significant challenges to achieving this transition.

Our webinar will explore a variety of perspectives on data centre development and if and how we can stay digitally connected while aligning with our climate targets and a socially just transition. What data is stored in data centres? Could they be run more efficiently? Do we need them and if so, how should they be powered?

Speakers include: Dr. Patrick Brodie, FRQSC Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Art History and Communication Studies at McGill University and a Scholar in Residence in the School of Irish Studies at Concordia University; Ms. Donna Gartland, Chief Executive Officer of Codema - Energy Efficiency Agency Dublin; and Dr. Mél Hogan, Director of the Environmental Media Lab and Associate Professor of Communication, Media and Film at the University of Calgary.

During the webinar, we will also speak about making submissions to data centre planning applications, and demonstrate our publicly available resources designed to make this process more accessible.

https://actionnetwork.org/events/webinar-data-centres-sustainability-energy-efficiency-extractivism

Excited to brief TDs on our LNG Free Bill!

Excited to brief TDs on our LNG Free Bill!

📢 Our Keep Ireland LNG Free campaign is live! 📢 Today we joined Neasa Hourigan outside the Dáil to launch the LNG Free Bill. The Bill aims to prevent the development of LNG infrastructure in Ireland.

Over 30 national and international organisations are supporting this campaign to keep Ireland LNG Free.

Learn more about the campaign and help us win at lngfree.ie. For the climate, our communities and our future - we must Keep Ireland #LNGFree!

📢 Big announcement coming tomorrow...📢 #Cli

📢 Big announcement coming tomorrow...📢

#ClimateActionNow #notherenotanywhere #lngfree

To the people of Cork: until next Tuesday, the 15t

To the people of Cork: until next Tuesday, the 15th February, Cork County Council is accepting submissions as part of their county development plan. This is Cork County Council's strategy for 2022-28 that covers many aspects including energy, the environment and climate action. Currently, the council is looking for input on some proposed amendments to the draft plan. We have a handy template (link in bio) with which you can ask Cork County Council to plan for a fossil free future in a matter of minutes, take a stance against new fossil fuel infrastructure, and ask for renewable and a just transition.

To the people of Dublin: until Valentine's Day (ne

To the people of Dublin: until Valentine's Day (next Monday, the 14th February), Dublin City Council is accepting submissions as part of their county development plan. This is Dublin City's strategy for 2022-28 that covers many aspects including energy, the environment and climate action. We have a handy template (link in bio) with which you can ask Dublin City to plan for a fossil free future in a matter of minutes, take a stance against new fossil fuel infrastructure, and ask for renewable and a just transition.

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