Case Studies

Energia, an Obligated Party, provided technical and financial support to Louth County Council, enabling them to complete home energy upgrades at 195 homes. They then claimed the resulting energy savings credits against their Residential and Energy Poverty targets. 

Donegal County Council has received both technical and financial support from Retrofit Energy Ireland Limited (REIL), an Obligated Party, to deliver key energy saving projects.

The Tallaght District Heating Scheme is the first large-scale district heating network of its kind in Ireland. The network currently supplies heat to a number of public and residential buildings in the area using waste heat from the nearby Amazon data centre.

Poppies Café in Enniskerry saves money and improves energy efficiency with a suite of energy upgrades.

The Galway facility has embarked on several energy saving and decarbonisation projects after initiating Corporate Sustainability Goals.

SEAI Energy Awards finalist, Ballyliffen Lodge and Spa, saves money and improves energy efficiency with a suite of energy upgrades.

Frank’s Glasnevin semi-detached home went from BER G to BER A3 after a home energy upgrade through SEAI’s One Stop Shop service.

Community Grant Funding fuels elderly adventures across Clare Heritage sites with Kilmihil Active Retired Association.

This low-cost project, HVAC Optimisation at AbbVie, Sligo has shown substantial savings over 4 months.

LWETB installed smart meters across 24 locations to better manage their energy consumption. Since the smart meters were installed, LWETB has seen significant energy savings:

Respond Housing Association’s mission is to play an enhanced role in effectively addressing the housing and homelessness crisis in Ireland by expanding and improving the housing services they provide.

From non-compliance to resource efficiency: how SEAI is shaping a more sustainable energy-related market.

Youghal SEC is part of a proactive community-led network which has created a membership model approach for other communities to follow. Their goal is to reduce their carbon footprint while also fostering a sense of pride and collective responsibility within their town in County Cork

Sligo town’s largest energy users and employers are working together to achieve behavioural change and lower carbon emissions across Sligo and Leitrim.

Triple SEC is changing the narrative around retrofitting to make it understandable and accessible to everyone in their community.

Greystones and Delgany Sustainable Energy Community (SEC) are tackling climate change in Co. Wicklow through grassroot initiatives, embracing innovation through technology and nature-based solutions.