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William Walsh, CEO of SEAI, highlights the real and measurable impact retrofitting is having on Ireland’s carbon emissions.

Women are changing the game when it comes to innovation in sustainable energy. From energy research, to engineering and policy, women are leading the way in delivering Ireland’s energy revolution.

Last year was a record year for us at Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI). We helped more homeowners, businesses and communities reduce their energy costs than ever before.

Driving style, poorly maintained tyres and excessive drag are the big offenders.

Swords Pavilions Zero Team won ‘Energy Team of the Year’ at the 2024 event.

SEAI is delivering Ireland's energy revolution. This energy transition means an immense change to how we power our homes, transport, communities and businesses. Ireland has committed to make this transition to a low carbon economy, a just transition.

Susan Andrews, secondary school teacher, shares her personal experience of participating in the workshop 'Making Connections – Energy within and across the Junior Cycle Specifications'.

Merz institute’s work pulls together inputs from the cutting edge of multiple fields; collaboration between these fields is critical, and it is an exciting time for the institute. With that collaboration in mind, we will give a bird’s eye view of the way we frame our work, and unpack some concepts central to our strategic focus going forward.

As face-to-face meetings rebound in the years after COVID-19, how can we adapt our business travel to minimise its climate effects? 

We must all rally around the “Big 5” measures that take us 90% of the way to our 2030 obligations.

As we race against time in our efforts to address climate change, Margie McCarthy, Director of Research and Policy Insights draws on insights from SEAI’s analysis, including the National Heat Study, to discuss how HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) can most effectively contribute to Ireland’s energy transition.

Dr. Ciaran Byrne, Director of National Retrofit and a member
of the Executive Leadership Team at SEAI was a guest on The
Last Word with Matt Cooper on Today FM to discuss the
benefits and barriers of upgrading the energy efficiency of
your home. Below we have summarised a few of the items
discussed.

Interested in learning more about the 'value' of a home retrofit and why it should outweigh the cost, especially when it comes to the lifetime benefits you can expect.

By taking the lead in embracing sustainable energy practices, the public sector not only helps to mitigate climate change but also inspires citizens and businesses to join the movement towards a sustainable future.

William Walsh, CEO at SEAI, gives his thoughts on the new low-
cost loan scheme and how it supports home energy upgrades.

SEAI expands the supports it provides across Irish Industry,
through key strategic partnerships.