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If your oil or gas boiler is currently over 10 years old or you are due to replace your current heating system, then the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) recommends that you consider the advantages of installing a heat pump and plan ahead.

Homeowners in Westmeath who add solar panels to their homes could make net savings of more than €24,000 over 25 years after installation costs, a new survey has revealed.

The full year review recently published by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) shows clear evidence of growing momentum, in both demand and supply, for green home energy upgrades in Ireland.

Refurbishing an older property can be an excellent way to build your ideal home for a fraction of the cost.

MyHomeEcoRating is a unique feature on the Myhome.ie website that provides house hunters and visitors to the site with the current Building Energy Rating (BER) of a property along with the estimated cost of refurbishment works needed to improve that energy rating.

The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) published a report today giving details on the 47,900 home energy upgrades supported through Government funded SEAI grant schemes last year.

MyHomeEcoRating is an innovative feature on the Myhome.ie website that provides house hunters and visitors to the site with the current Building Energy Rating (BER) of a property along with the estimated cost of refurbishment works needed to improve that energy rating.

Refurbishing an older property can be an excellent way to build your ideal home for a fraction of the cost. While turnkey homes are a smoother and usually stress-free option, it has never been easier to give a home a new lease of life through government supports such as the Vacant Property Refurbishment and energy retrofitting grants.

People living on the east side of the city have been urged by Independent Councillor Terry O’Flaherty to attend a Community Climate Action public information meeting in Renmore Community Centre next Tuesday, December 12.

Some three in five (60%) homeowners know the Building Energy Rating (BER) of their home, but only 39% of them understand what it means.