Free Workshop Dublin - Supporting the Business Sector in Reducing Costs.

Wed, 21 March 2012, Red Cow Moran Hotel, Dublin

The Green Business Programme and the Green Hospitality Programme are holding a series of FREE Regional Workshops – Supporting the Business Sector in Reducing Costs.

The regional workshops are designed to assist Irish businesses in improving their environmental performance through reducing the costs of Waste, Water & Energy, and will be happening around the country from February to June 2012.

The Dublin event will take place on March 21st, from 10:00 - 12:30 at the Red Cow Moran Hotel.

For more information, to book a place, and details of exact location please contact:

Mary Purcell, GreenBusiness.ie 1850-473361 contactus@greenbusiness.ie

The workshop sessions are designed to introduce the concept and idea and “How To” of adopting a Green Business initiative to the business community and will include Top Tips, Case Studies and opportunities to achieve environmental certification. Businesses will have the opportunity to quiz experts on their bills, consumption and get answers for some of the common challenges facing them when dealing with Waste, Water & Energy.

“Many businesses, nationally and internationally, are adopting and implementing environmental management practices and are expecting their suppliers to do the same. Hospitality businesses deal with most of these businesses and the combination of reduced costs and potential new business should make the adoption of environmental improvements a no brainer for the hospitality sector” said GHP Director, Maurice Bergin, at the announcement of the Regional Workshops.

“Green Public Procurement is also on the way, where Government & State bodies will be required to assess the environmental performance of goods and suppliers – which includes all providers of goods and services – this is still a €15 billion marketplace”, James Hogan, GreenBusiness.ie Programme Manager added.

The Green Hospitality Programme and The Green Business Programme are supported by the Environmental Protection Agency through its National Waste Prevention Programme.