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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.

Blog post by SEAI Director of Research and Policy Insights, Margie McCarthy. She describes Ireland's position post COP26.

SEAI's CEO William Walsh examines how our energy use must change.

Upcoming carbon budgets are going to change the game when it comes to eliminating fossil fuels from our energy system, explains SEAI Chief Executive William Walsh.

Kilcronan Court and Place Community Centre, based in Clondalkin, Dublin, were awarded funding of almost €23,000 under the 2020 Community Energy Grant Scheme.

Jan-Bart is from Holland, has lived in Ireland for 18 years and has been driving an electric vehicle (EV) for six years.

Hotel Doolin, Ireland's only carbon neutral certified hotel, is located in west Clare's Doolin.

Jessica Kelly, a fifth-year student in Loreto Abbey Dalkey, is this year's SEAI Emerging Sustainable Energy Champion award winner.

Climate SOS is an adventure storybook that follows four kids and a dog, Sparkie, who are focussed on exploring sustainable energy and protecting the environment.

The disciplines of engineering and economics have enabled us to create astonishing materials and machines, and to use them to improve our everyday lives.

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

Upgrading Ireland's housing stock to minimise the greenhouse
gas emissions from heating, lighting and appliance use is a
national priority.

We have created some fun and easy experiments to try at home with your children, to make learning about energy exciting and memorable for them.

By improving the energy efficiency of your home, you can lower
your energy bills, make your house warmer and more comfortable
while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Today and every day, we celebrate women in energy at the cutting edge of Ireland's clean energy transition

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