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“There has never been a better time to self-build,” says Clive Corry of Selfbuild Ireland Ltd, organiser of Selfbuild shows across the country.

A free ‘Springclean Westmeath!’ seminar is being organised by County Westmeath Tourism Ltd, and part one will take place in Belvedere House, Mullingar on Tuesday February 23 at 6.30pm.

The Irish Council for Social Housing (ICSH), the state’s national social housing federation, has launched a new national energy saving scheme this week in Ballinasloe, Co Galway. In association with Bord Gais, the scheme was developed to benefit housing associations, which provide more than 20,000 homes for families, older people, the homeless, and people with disabilities throughout the country.

Today health worries, building regulations, environmental awareness, and energy concerns are all shaping the demand for domestic ventilation and temperature management systems. For self-builders efficient control of the living environment has never been more important and Vent-Axia offers a range of ventilation solutions for the residential living environment. With a low watt range of fans and whole house ventilation with heat recovery, the Vent-Axia choice has never been more extensive and the technology has never been more developed.

Fianna Fáil is determined to lead a green revolution in Galway by making the city into a a sustainable energy zone and Ireland’s leading centre of energy efficiency, alternative energy research and development.

Glynn’s Homevalue Energy Centre is an all-encompassing centre featuring a well-researched product range that includes solar panels, solar tubes, air to water pumps, heat recovery ventilation systems, wood pellet boilers, and insulation. It is the first of its kind in the west of Ireland and offers expert advice on all aspects of heating and insulation with a particular emphasis on energy saving. All buildings, whether new or second-hand, require a building energy rating if they are being sold or rented, as from January this year energy efficiency and renewable energy is no longer the domain of a person with an eco passion, it is now the law.

Lighting accounts for approximately 10 to 15 per cent of domestic electricity bills, which makes investing in energy saving lighting an important part of running a household.

Chances are, at some time in your life, you've made a New Year's resolution - and then broken it. This year, Sustainable Energy Ireland (SEI) gives you seven really good reasons to resolve to make permanent changes in your energy use and therefore make big savings on your energy bill.