The SEAI (Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland) energy upgrade grant scheme is a government-backed initiative aimed at helping homeowners to reduce their energy consumption and carbon footprint. The scheme provides financial support for various energy efficiency improvements and renewable energy installations.
There are 3 energy upgrade options available to home owners outlined below. Click into the links provided to read more about that specific grant option
1. Complete home energy upgrade
- Multiple upgrades to achieve a minimum BER B2
- Fully managed by a registered ‘One Stop Shop’ provider
- Grant deducted from cost of works up front.
To read about this grant, click here.
2. Individual home energy upgrade grants
- Upgrade your home on a step by step basis
- Manage your own project
- Choose Contractors from the SEAI register
To read about this SEAI grant option click here.
3. Fully funded energy upgrades
- Designed for certain homeowners who receive eligible welfare payments
- For home built and occupied before 2006
- Works recommended by an SEAI surveyor
To read about this SEAI grant option click here.
The overall purpose of these grants is to reduce Ireland's carbon emissions and is a key part of Ireland's efforts to transition to a low-carbon economy and to meet its commitments under international climate agreements.
Homeowners apply for these grants directly through the SEAI website, www.seai.ie. Its important to note that, depending on the type of grant, the application may require quotations from registered contractors as well as other supporting documents.
For more information visit www.seai.ie.
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