Case Studies

Whether you're planning an energy efficiency upgrade or researching the benefits of energy efficiency, our case studies can show you how energy efficiency projects have been completed.

Latest Case Studies

SeaPower test new Wave Energy Converter

The SeaPower Platform is a quarter-scale wave energy converter that captures energy from the relative movement between two floating pontoons.

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Roscommon Fire Station

After an energy audit, Roscommon Fire Service found that heating controls and lighting were two areas where they could make significant energy savings.

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Siamsa Tire theatre

Based in Tralee, Siamsa Tire is one of the busiest theatres in Ireland. It was built in 1991 and was not energy efficient.

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The DAA EXEED Project

The DAA completed a major carpark lighting upgrade project with support from EXEED Programme.

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Aileen's Tipperary Home

Aileen McCarthy suffers from COPD and has seen a huge improvement in her health since her home has been upgraded.

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Business model for livestock slurries

One of Ireland’s biggest biomass sources are the solid residues in livestock slurries wastewater sludges and similar materials.

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Johnson and Johnson VisionCare EXEED Project

Johnson and Johnson VisionCare build gym and medical centre that is 25% more efficient than current building regulations.

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The DAA EXEED Project

The DAA completed a major carpark lighting upgrade project with support from EXEED Programme.

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The Monasterboice Inn EXEED Project

The Monasterboice Inn uses the EXEED programme for a design-led approach to improving energy performance.

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Solo Energy

Solo Energy was founded in August 2015 to address a demand for smart energy storage solutions as an enabler for increasing renewable generation.

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