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SEAI Energy Awards 2025 Now Open
Businesses, communities, public bodies, and individuals invited to enter the
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2025 SEAI Energy Awards. The awards showcasing excellence in all aspects of sustainable energy are now open for entries. -
The highest recorded rate of energy labelling compliance since 2019
Irish retailers achieved a high energy labelling compliance rate for products in-store, however, there remains room for improvement for energy labelling of products online.
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SEAI Interim National Energy Balance 2024
Lowest energy emissions in over 30 years, yet further acceleration required to meet targets.
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SEAI announces funding call for energy research and innovation projects
SEAI announces funding call for energy research and innovation projects
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7 credit unions join the Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme
7 Credit Unions from the Irish League of Credit Unions (ILCU) have been welcomed as the latest lenders to join the government-backed Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme.
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Wexford dealership announced overall national winner of the 2025 ZEVI Electric Vehicle Dealership of the Year Awards
Doyles Garage Courtown, Co Wexford has been named the National Winner of the ZEVI EV Awards. The announcement was made at the SEAI Energy Show at the RDS in Dublin.
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Ireland’s energy transition could be worth up to €19 billion to the Irish economy per year
SEAI report identifies significant opportunities for Irish businesses.
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SEAI awards €21 million of Government funding for Energy Research and Development Projects
These awards will support and enable a wide range of energy research projects to improve the influence and impact of Irish energy research and development.
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2024 marked a record year of progress for SEAI with €616 million in funding invested.
SEAI published its end of year review, to highlight the progress and investment made in 2024 towards delivering Ireland’s clean energy transition.
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Ireland’s energy emissions at their lowest rate in 30 years
Energy in Ireland 2024 report provides the definitive national data underpinning trends in the supply and demand of energy and related emissions up to 2023 and provides initial provisional estimates for 2024.
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