We offer a suite of integrated supports to help public bodies fulfil their legal obligation to report energy performance data through the public sector energy monitoring and reporting system.

Monitoring and reporting for public bodies

All public bodies are required to report energy data annually using our online monitoring and reporting system. The videos below will help you in filling out your report.

Step 1: Getting Started

Step 2: Selecting a Baseline Period and Activity Metrics

Step 3: Entering your energy usage 

Step 4: Reporting on energy saving projects

​New user training

SEAI provide a number of New User training sessions at the start of every reporting cycle. The half day workshops are aimed at those who are new to or not very familiar with the M&R system. They comprise hands-on, practical step by step guidance on how to use the M&R system and complete your reporting requirements.

We held a series of workshops online in January 2021 and we may run more in February/March if there is sufficient demand. If you are interested in attending a New User training session, please email mandr@seai.ie

Activity metric masterclass and mentoring

If you believe that your choice of activity metric could be improved or you are considering using a non-standard activity metric, SEAI’s activity metric masterclass and mentoring service will support you through this process. The support comprises a half-day masterclass on non-standard activity metrics.

SEAI partners will also benefit from one-to-one mentoring support for 2 weeks after the masterclass to help you develop an approach for a bespoke activity metric, and an optional SEAI review of your proposal for a new activity metric, with feedback on the appropriateness of the proposed metric.

We held an activity metric masterclass on 27 January 2021.  We plan to schedule another one in late 2021 which we will post on Energy Link: https://energylink.seai.ie/event

Data 'fix' support

The process for evaluating the robustness of M&R data is the data verification assessment (DVA) process. If you have a clearly-defined data quality problem (e.g. one that has been raised in a DVA report), you can submit your approach for fixing it to SEAI for review. Note that SEAI will not develop the solution to your data problem. SEAI M&R experts will review your approach and provide feedback to you, which will hopefully enable you to address the issue before the next reporting deadline.

To request this support, please complete this template describing your proposal and submit it to mandr@seai.ie. SEAI will endeavour to review your proposal as quickly as possible and to work with you to resolve your data for the next reporting cycle.

Helpdesk

The M&R Helpdesk provides frontline email and telephone support to public bodies and schools from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday.

Email: mandr@seai.ie
Call: 01 808 2012

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