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Science teacher, Colette Smith, from Largy College, Clones, Co. Monaghan shares her experience of attending SEAI's new Teacher CPD workshop, 'Our Energy Matters: at home and at School'.

The number of Sustainable Energy Communities doubled in past year, leading the way in Ireland's energy transition.

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

In 2013, Francis Clauson and his wife Brigid completed the
self-build of Ireland's first certified passive house. Eight
years later, we hear from Francis on what it is like to live
in an A1-rated home.

With the release of the seventh Annual Report on Public Sector Energy Efficiency Performance, Fergus Sharkey, Head of Business & Public Sector at SEAI, reflects on the progress made to date.

The community of Mulranny in County Mayo has come together to
reduce their energy consumption, and change behaviour that
will have a positive impact on climate change.

Declan Meally, SEAI's Head of Transport and Communities, spoke to Eddie Cunningham at the Irish Independent and answered some commonly asked questions about EVs.

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

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.

Many businesses, already grappling with the impacts of Brexit and Covid-19, recognise the need to decarbonise but don't know where to start.

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.

Dublin GAA players were supplied with a plug-in hybrid
electric vehicle (PHEV) as part of a new partnership with
Mitsubishi Motors Ireland

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