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Decarbonisation planning - Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland

Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland provides decarbonisation planning through its official business-facing information and contact routes.

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Key details

Provider
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland
Who it is for
Thinking about starting, Startups, Established, Scaling, Sole traders, 1–9 people, 10–49 people, 50–249 people, 250+ people
Where available
Ireland-wide
Format
Online
Cost
Free — Not published
How to access it
Provider or programme enquiry

What this service helps with

Helps businesses and public bodies plan a structured route to decarbonise their buildings, starting from understanding energy use through to verifying savings.

About this support

SEAI publishes a four-step decarbonisation planning strategy for businesses and public sector bodies looking to retrofit and decarbonise commercial buildings. The steps are: understanding current energy use in the building (including fabric, windows, heating/cooling, ventilation and lighting performance); carrying out an energy audit, for which SEAI's Energy Audit Handbook gives guidance on preparation, site visits and reporting; developing a pathway or roadmap for improvements; and verifying savings and setting new targets. It is aimed at businesses and public sector organisations that want a structured approach to building decarbonisation before investing in upgrades. The guidance is published online and signposts related SEAI tools such as the Energy Audit Handbook; separate SEAI financial supports such as the Support Scheme for Energy Audits are handled as distinct grant/voucher schemes.

Where it is available

Available Ireland-wide.

Ireland-wide

Eligibility

The provider does not publish eligibility conditions on this page; it is addressed generally to businesses and public sector building owners planning a retrofit.

Not covered

SEAI grants and the energy-audit voucher are excluded and routed to IrishGrants

Eligibility is recorded from the provider’s own published information. Confirm the current conditions with the provider before applying.

Sectors

Energy and environment

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