News & Media
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SEAI welcomes Budget 2025
SEAI welcomes Budget 2025 which will maintain momentum in Ireland’s clean energy transition.
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Government supported 25,750 home energy upgrades in first half of 2024
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2023 Energy Balance shows progress on emissions reduction, but not yet enough to meet carbon budgets
Figures demonstrate progress in electricity sector mainly due to interconnection. Significant acceleration of emission reductions needed across all energy uses. A re-doubling of policies and actions supporting all sectors essential to accelerate move away from fossil fuels.
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Energy Education Forum
On the 25th of October 2023, the inaugural SEAI Energy Education Forum brought together policymakers, energy education stakeholders and environmental advocates to discuss and collaborate on the future of energy education in Ireland.
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Energy inefficiencies remain persistent in consumer behaviours across summer and winter months
Today SEAI published their Behavioural Energy and Travel Tracker (BETT) Report for Summer 2023.
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SEAI Community Energy Grants award communities across Ireland with over €100 million in grant support
Since 2019, SEAI has supported over 1,400 community buildings and over 2,300 homes through Government funded SEAI community energy grants.
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SEAI says It's Time to Show Fossil Fuels the Door! Switch to a Heat Pump for a More Fossil Fuel Free Home.
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) is encouraging homeowners with old oil or gas boilers to show fossil fuels the door and make the switch to a heat pump.
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SEAI welcomes incentive scheme to encourage plumbers to participate in Domestic Heat Pump Installation training
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) has welcomed the announcement by Minister Patrick O'Donovan at the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science (DFHERIS).
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SEAI urges consumers to check energy labels and make informed decisions when purchasing energy products
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) is urging consumers to check energy labels before purchasing products. This will ensure they make well-informed purchase decisions, reduce their energy consumption and save money.
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National Retrofit Plan Progress Report Q1 2024
SEAI National Retrofit Plan Quarterly Progress Report Q1 2024
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