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Can you still run your house on electricity generated from solar panels during a power cut? It’s possible but here are some things you need to know.

Energy users in Ireland feel positive about demand flexibility and smart energy services, but are largely unaware of the environmental benefits.

We can all play our part by using less electricity and using smart technology to reduce our personal carbon footprint and the carbon emissions of our electricity grid.

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.

How businesses of all sizes in Ireland can effectively manage their electrical demand during peak hours.

Get the best electricity rates in return for load flexibility and minimising consumption during peak demand.

To make the right smart energy choices, it's essential to ask the right questions before purchasing. Here are five crucial questions to ask installers and suppliers of renewable energy technology.

Ruth O'Reilly from the SEAI's Smart Networks Team continues to investigate her energy use at home and use her smart meter data to understand her electricity use.   

Smart energy is a combination of using appliances, technologies and habits to manage and consume electricity in your home more efficiently and sustainably.

Managing energy costs in your home starts with understanding your bill.

A comprehensive home management system can be a game-changer for Irish homeowners, integrating various smart devices into a seamless network.

Ruth shares her experience of learning smart behaviour to get the most out of her energy use at home.

Head of Mobility and Smart Networks at SEAI, Ruth Buggie, joined Andrea Gilligan on Newstalk to discuss smart meters.

Ruth shares her own experience of learning about smart meters and managing her energy use at home.