REEValue is a European Commission funded project focusing on the food, beverage and transport industries. Our aim is to advise businesses to become more energy efficient and invest in renewable energy sources.
The REEValue European Consortium gathers expertise from the following nine organisations based across Belgium, Greece, Ireland, Malta and Portugal: National Agencies (EWA and CRES), Technical Entities (AEMS and UNIBS), Business Representatives (AIP, Cork Chamber, ECSLA and MBB) and a Best-Practice Case Study (Sammontana).
The REEValue European Consortium gathers expertise from the following nine organisations based across Belgium, Greece, Ireland, Malta and Portugal: National Agencies (EWA and CRES), Technical Entities (AEMS and UNIBS), Business Representatives (AIP, Cork Chamber, ECSLA and MBB) and a Best-Practice Case Study (Sammontana).
How REEValue can help your business sustainability energy journey
One Stop Energy Help Desk
REEValue can connect your company with existing financial instruments and provide targeted energy recommendations
Yearly workshops will be organised in each REEValue country for participating businesses. Find out the latest updates on our social media: X @REEValue_EU or LinkedIn REEValue
Interested businesses can avail of our B2B advisory services. We will advise on your business’s opportunities and promote project actions related to EE or RES.
Our conference will aim to share existing technical best practices in value-chain energy collaborations and financing opportunities as well as to allow participating businesses a space for networking.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Environment and Climate Action (LIFE 2014–2020) programme under grant agreement No 101119828. Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Environment and Climate Action (LIFE 2014–2020) programme under grant agreement No 101119828. Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
Our REEValue team based in Cork Chamber can advise on your business’ energy journey through our Energy Help Desk and connect you with existing financial instruments for energy efficiency and renewable energy investments. For further assistance contact:
Alicia is the REEValue Project Coordinator Executive at Cork Chamber. She leads the marketing and communications of the Energy Efficiency (EE) and Renewable Energy (RES) in the Value Chain (REEValue) project, funded by the European Commission. Her responsibilities extend to project management oversight, communications, and collaborative development of an online tool tailored for EE/RES business opportunities.
Alicia holds a PhD in Environmental Science and has substantial expertise in engaging with national and international high-level environmental policymakers and impactful media communication activities.
Cathal is the Director of Public Affairs, with responsibility for lobbying and advocacy activities of Cork Chamber. He focuses on representing the interests of the Cork businesses through engagement with the members, stakeholders, local politicians and elected representatives. Cathal works to ensure that the interests of the Cork region remain on the national agenda.