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Margie McCarthy reflects on the conversations led by our keynote speakers at the annual SEAI Energy Research and Policy Conference 2022.

SEAI takes a closer look at the datasets highlighting data centre demand and renewable energy generation in Ireland.

As the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) we are responsible for collecting, analysing, and publishing key data on Ireland's energy supply and demand.

The energy sector is traditionally associated with engineering and a majority male workforce. Our latest podcast episode hears from two senior women in energy who buck both trends

Energy in Ireland is now in its 19th edition and it feels a bit like the current 'how it started, how it's going' meme doing the rounds

Secure supplies of energy are essential for our economy and
maintaining safe and comfortable living conditions.

SEAI produces Ireland's official statistics on energy use. To make our data more user-friendly, we have developed a new Energy Data Portal that will allow people to engage with energy statistics in a more interactive way.

Major targets called out in Climate Action Plan include achieving 70% renewables on the electricity grid by 2030

Karl Purcell examines what energy policy makers can learn
from pension auto-enrolment.

On September 30,the Ocean Power Innovation Network (OPIN) will be holding the project's first Annual Symposium in the
Convention Centre Dublin.

Government policy has indicated that a move to more
sustainable models of financing and funding home retrofit is
required.

Bioenergy is considered carbon neutral and it is one of
the few sources of renewable energy for sectors such as
aviation and heavy industry but biomass fuel must be used responsibly.

Phil Hemmingway looks at carbon taxing in Ireland and speaks to two experts about effective
carbon tax communication.

Phil Hemmingway gives us an inside look at the annual
Conference of Parties, COP24, in
Poland.

Jim Scheer takes us through the reality of the latest Energy
Projections report