Next steps

If you’ve used the Home Energy Saving Kit, and our 100 Ways to Save Energy at Home guide, here are some additional steps you can take.

Switch and Save

Switching energy supplier each year can save you money on your energy bills. You can also choose to give your business to suppliers that are investing in renewable energy. Ireland’s independent energy and water regulator, the Commission for Regulation of Utilities, has a handy guide to help you find the best supplier for you. Find out more >

SEAI Home Energy Grants

A Building Energy Rating (BER) evaluates your home based on how energy efficient it is. The scale goes from A to G, with A-rated homes being the most energy efficient and G-rated homes the least. Find out more >

Get a Building Energy Rating (BER) Certificate

The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) offers a range of grants to help cover the costs of energy upgrades. These include attic, roof and wall insulation, heat pumps, heating controls, solar water heating and solar electricity. Find out more >

Sustainable Energy Communities

A Sustainable Energy Community (SEC) is a group of people who have come together to improve how energy is used in their community. Energy communities often look at projects in homes, transport and local businesses. Why not join your local SEC — or start your own? Find out more >

More useful links

We’ve put together this directory to help you find the energy related advice and information you need. Whether you’re looking for advice on your energy supplier, looking to develop your career, or hoping to take climate action, you’re sure to find some good information from one of the listed organisations. Find out more >