Case Studies

The Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme offers a short-term, unsecured loan with low interest rates.

The Energy Team carried out multiple energy upgrades at St Mary’s Hospital making it warmer and more comfortable for patients and staff.

Green Team aims to reduce energy bills and generate renewable electricity with new Solar PV system.

Gilead’s Carrigtwohill facility has identified the data requirements to facilitate the development of effective energy performance indicators (EnPIs).

Boston Scientific applied Energy Efficient Design principles during design of new equipment reducing operational energy consumption by 42%.

Homeowner John Brady is thrilled with his warmer home and significant savings on his electricity bill.

SEAI's Traditional Homes Pilot supports homeowners improving the energy performance of traditionally constructed dwellings while acknowledging their particular conservation needs.

University College Cork (UCC) is one of Ireland’s oldest universities with a strong track record of sustainability.

EcoVision – what started as a community energy initiative is now a thriving community cooperative business.

Homeowner Ellie wanted to create a cosy cottage vibe for her new home

Retrokit 2.0 is a cloud-based project planning and implementation toolkit to foster the uptake of deep energy retrofit in housing.

Researchers have been working on ways to improve forecasting capabilities to benefit effective renewable energy usage.

Throughout its facilities, the organisation has undertaken energy upgrades including solar panels, EV charging infrastructure, heat pumps and new heating systems.

We all know that A-rated homes are the most energy efficient - but how do they perform in the reality of daily use, compared to expectations?

Hear from SMEs across Ireland who have received funding and support from SEAI to reduce costs and carbon emissions. It’s an easy win!

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.