Comparing energy prices in Ireland with those of other EU Member States and elsewhere is a particularly important aspect of any analysis of the impact of price changes and competition. This report seeks to inform that analysis and thereby increase the understanding of energy price changes in Ireland.
/resources/publications/Electricity-and-gas-price-in-Ireland-1st-semester-2018.pdfThis report examines the contribution made by CHP to Ireland’s energy requirements for the period 1991 to 2017, with a particular focus on the years 2016 and 2017. This is SEAI’s twelfth report on the topic.
/resources/publications/CHP-Update-2018.pdfAuditors may wish to use the competency assessment template for use when quoting businesses for audit work.
/resources/publications/Energy-Auditor-Core-Competency-template.pdfThe homeowner guide to upgrading to an A-Rated home. Learn about the different measures you will need to take in your home to get the highest level of energy efficiency.
/resources/publications/Upgrading-to-an-A-Rated-Home.pdfThis framework sets out the systems and processes by which the Authority directs and controls its functions and manages its business. It is intended to guide the Board (and staff, where appropriate) of the Authority in performing their duties to the highest standards of accountability, integrity and propriety.
/resources/publications/SEAI-Code-of-Governance-framework.pdfCheck out our consumer grants leaflet that describes each of our grants and the whether or not they are suitable for you.
/resources/publications/Consumer-Grants-Leaflet-.pdfThis report presents national energy statistics on energy production and consumption in Ireland over the period 2005 – 2017. Specifically, energy trends and underlying drivers as well as discussion on sectoral energy consumption and how energy trends relate to Government and EU renewable energy targets.
/resources/publications/Energy-in-Ireland-2018.pdfThis is the fifth annual report on the energy efficiency performance of public bodies in Ireland. It is set in the context of Ireland’s EU and national commitments and wider climate change goals, whereby a target of 33% energy efficiency improvement is to be achieved by all Irish public bodies by 2020.
/resources/publications/Public-Sector-Annual-Report-2018.pdf