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SEAI is Ireland's national sustainable energy authority. We work with householders, businesses, communities and government to create a cleaner energy future.
Our vision is to be a leading authority driving Ireland’s sustainable energy transformation for the benefit of society.
Our mission is to be at the heart of delivering Ireland’s energy revolution. We drive the reduction and replacement of fossil fuel usage. We are a knowledge led organisation. We partner with citizens, communities, businesses and Government. We are trusted collaborators, innovators, funders and educators.
Visit our website: www.seai.ie/
Our vision is to be a leading authority driving Ireland’s sustainable energy transformation for the benefit of society.
Our mission is to be at the heart of delivering Ireland’s energy revolution. We drive the reduction and replacement of fossil fuel usage. We are a knowledge led organisation. We partner with citizens, communities, businesses and Government. We are trusted collaborators, innovators, funders and educators.
Visit our website: www.seai.ie/
SME Business Briefing July 2024
In July's SME Business Briefing webinar we covered:
- How to make sense of your energy use and save energy costs across areas of your business and home.
- The immediate actions that have little to no costs and will help your business save energy and money.
- The benefit of completing an Energy Audit and SEAI’s Support Scheme for Energy Audits.
- SEAI supports and grants to help you further reduce costs and move away from fossil fuels.
You will also learn about the Growth and Sustainability Loan Scheme (GSLS) offered by the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI). The scheme provides SMEs and Small Mid-Caps, including farmers and fishers, with long-term financing.
- How to make sense of your energy use and save energy costs across areas of your business and home.
- The immediate actions that have little to no costs and will help your business save energy and money.
- The benefit of completing an Energy Audit and SEAI’s Support Scheme for Energy Audits.
- SEAI supports and grants to help you further reduce costs and move away from fossil fuels.
You will also learn about the Growth and Sustainability Loan Scheme (GSLS) offered by the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI). The scheme provides SMEs and Small Mid-Caps, including farmers and fishers, with long-term financing.
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Briefing: Decarbonising existing buildings - understanding the new EU Policy landscape
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The online briefing provided an update on two crucial EU directive updates - the Energy Efficiency Directive and the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive - which will define the landscape for existing buildings to 2030.
SEAI | Why EXEED is the best approach to decarbonise your business
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The EXEED approach takes the time to thoroughly examine how a business is using energy. It challenges and analyses the energy required and optimises the energy efficient design based on the findings. It takes a holistic approach to energy management and ¬finds ways to examine each individual business and create a pathway to saving money and decarbonising. Begin your energy efficient design jour...
SEAI | EXEED can help your business reduce carbon emissions
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EXEED is aimed at large businesses looking to make a significant investment in their building or production processes. SEAI provides an EXEED grant of up to €3million. Terms and conditions apply. #decarbonise #business Please visit www.seai.ie/EXEED to learn more
180 Degrees Season 5 | Promo
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Join Consumer and Personal Finance Journalist Sinead Ryan as the host for our latest Podcast season, for practical advice on cutting your energy bills, saving money, and leading a more energy-efficient lifestyle. Visit www.seai.ie/podcast or search for 'SEAI 180 Degrees' from wherever you get your podcasts.
SEAI | Homeowner Greg’s eyes were opened by effects of heat pump on his house
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This homeowner lives in a semi-detached house in Co. Dublin and it was built around 1950. They worked with the One Stop Shop Electric Ireland Superhomes. He has been very impressed by the effects of the newly installed heat pump, which heats his home at a constant, comfortable temperature. Heat pump grants are available as part of the One Stop Shop scheme or as individual SEAI grants. Find out ...
SEAI | One Stop Shop contractor explains benefits of heat pump
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Martin O'Reilly, Greenwatt - contractor with Electric Ireland Superhomes, explains how a heat pump can transform a well-insulated home. This house has gone from a D2 in Nov 2022 to an A1 in Oct 2023 Heat pump grants are available as part of the One Stop Shop scheme or as individual SEAI grants. Find out more: www.seai.ie/grants/home-energy-grants/
SEAI | Dublin house achieves A1 BER with Electric Ireland Superhomes
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This homeowner lives in a semi-detached house in Co. Dublin and it was built around 1950. They worked with the One Stop Shop Electric Ireland Superhomes. The works included: • attic insulation, • external wall insulation, • new door, • airtightness, • an air to water heat pump (replaced gas boiler), • demand control ventilation, • and Solar PV Battery store system - 8 panels 3KW system. It has ...
Glenmalure SEC Solar Meitheal
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Glenmalure SEC (Sustainable Energy Community) explore the benefits and experiences of implementing solar energy solutions. This video covers practical steps, community engagement, and the positive impact of solar projects on local sustainability. Perfect for anyone interested in renewable energy initiatives and community-driven efforts. For more info on SEAI's Sustainable Energy Community Progr...
SEAI | Mulranny Solar Meitheal
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Discover the inspiring journey of the Mulranny community as they embrace solar photovoltaic (PV) technology. This video highlights the installation process, the community's involvement, and the environmental and economic benefits of adopting solar energy. A must-watch for those interested in renewable energy projects and sustainable community practices. For more info on SEAI's Solar PV Grants, ...
SEAI | Laytown Energy Master Plan
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Delve into Laytown's comprehensive Energy Master Plan in this informative video. Learn about the strategic approach to energy efficiency, renewable energy adoption, and community involvement. This video outlines the key elements of the plan, the benefits for the local community, and the steps taken towards a sustainable future. Perfect for those interested in holistic energy planning and commun...
SEAI-ZEVI EV Commercial Fleet Trial | Edge Anderson
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Dublin-based consultant motor engineering company Edge Anderson took part in the SEAI - ZEVI Electric Vehicle (EV) Commercial Fleet Trial, which has involved two hundred businesses nationwide trialling an EV for three months at no additional cost, to support the day-to-day running of their business. Watch this video testimonial from Colm O'Connell of Edge Anderson, on his company's EV experienc...
SEAI-ZEVI EV Commercial Fleet Trial | Edge Anderson (30 Second Video)
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Dublin-based consultant motor engineering company Edge Anderson took part in the SEAI - ZEVI Electric Vehicle (EV) Commercial Fleet Trial, which has involved two hundred businesses nationwide trialling an EV for three months at no additional cost, to support the day-to-day running of their business. Watch this video testimonial from Colm O'Connell of Edge Anderson, on his company's EV experienc...
SEAI | 180 Degrees Podcast | Episode 12
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SEAI | 180 Degrees Podcast | Episode 12
SEAI | Richard McCarthy, Home Comfort Retrofits, discusses becoming a One Stop Shop
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SEAI | Richard McCarthy, Home Comfort Retrofits, discusses becoming a One Stop Shop
SEAI | Ken Lee, Leetherm, explains the benefits of a heat pump
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SEAI | Ken Lee, Leetherm, explains the benefits of a heat pump
SEAI | Natalie & Phil explain how a heat pump transformed their home
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SEAI | Natalie & Phil explain how a heat pump transformed their home
SEAI | Natalie & Phil upgraded their Co. Kilkenny bungalow
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SEAI | Natalie & Phil upgraded their Co. Kilkenny bungalow
SEAI | Shane Duffy, Home Comfort Retrofits, explains why heat pumps are a great choice
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SEAI | Shane Duffy, Home Comfort Retrofits, explains why heat pumps are a great choice
SEAI | Homeowner Paul Byrne explains the difference a heat pump makes
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SEAI | Homeowner Paul Byrne explains the difference a heat pump makes
SEAI | Homeowner Paul Byrne describes his upgraded house
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SEAI | Homeowner Paul Byrne describes his upgraded house
Call Open: SEAI's 2024 National Energy RD&D Funding Programme
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Call Open: SEAI's 2024 National Energy RD&D Funding Programme
SEAI | How to register as an One Stop Shop - Stage 1
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SEAI | How to register as an One Stop Shop - Stage 1
SEAI | How to register as a One Stop Shop - Stage 2
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SEAI | How to register as a One Stop Shop - Stage 2
180 Degrees Podcast | Local Communities Leading Ireland’s Energy Revolution- Your Questions Answered
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180 Degrees Podcast | Local Communities Leading Ireland’s Energy Revolution- Your Questions Answered
SEAI 180 Degrees Podcast | Energy in Ireland: Why our Targets Matter - Your Questions Answered
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SEAI 180 Degrees Podcast | Energy in Ireland: Why our Targets Matter - Your Questions Answered
180 Degrees Podcast | Turbines talking to Toasters via Smart Grids & Networks - Questions Answered
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180 Degrees Podcast | Turbines talking to Toasters via Smart Grids & Networks - Questions Answered
Making a seamless switch to an EV (30 seconds)
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Making a seamless switch to an EV (30 seconds)
Upgrade to a comfortable and warm home (30 seconds)
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Upgrade to a comfortable and warm home (30 seconds)
SEAI Home Energy Upgrade Advert (20 secs)
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SEAI Home Energy Upgrade Advert (20 secs)
Foaming is rubbish make roof damp block the air woods wet plus ceiling moulding. This is waste time.
Fascinating!
Can my 1991 CRT get an A rating? It uses 35W only.
Not enough detail in this video. Does not explain clerly how the system works. No mention of high costs involved to install this in older house.
Bullshit
Ah well, the UK's not in the EU anymore, so we can fool ourselves all the stuff we use is fandabidozi super efficient.
How is it Euro crap when the video explained it so well. Maybe you need to calm down and watch it again.
And costs an absolute fortune to do
Is it necessary to formally register off-grid installation? What regulations are related to this?
Thanks for making things nigh incomprehensible to the consumer. Great job! Fantastic! It's bad enough that retailers continue to sell both products labelled with the old system and those with the new 2021 system, but there is also no coherence nor any simple explanations for the attribution of a rating. If a 4W bulb is rated G (2021) and an 8W bulb is rated D (2021), I know I'm missing something. Is it a ratio of energy draw to luminous output? Probably, but they don't say. Thank you, genius Laptop Class! Thank you for your brilliant ideas and superlative problem-solving abilities!
and a 2 watt mini display is also rated g but a 1000 watt psu for a pc being class f like whaaaaaaat ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
dude in eu about bulbs, you have 4w bulb G and 8 wat bulb D ,but they are not same doag, there is lumin number how bright its lighting, pick lumins first and the K variant color more k more white it would be. it is shown on packaging. i myself pick lumins the k which i need at home and than it goes out buying less W as it always will be lower as in time they get better especially led.
@@demegagamer0338 so probably that mini display made in china or india. you should get way less than 2wat. and you 1000wat psu is f cause maybe buy better psu? psu also has better same wat lets say bronze gold etc. your psy probably than it needs 1000W it sucks 2000W from socket than you will start to think what the meaning of those graphs on psu :D and you will find they cost way more
You can't feed back into the grid making this complete and utter bolox🤣 perfectly sums up this dump of a country
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What about now with this never ending inflation? How much did it cost you over the year of 2021 and how is it going so far in 2022? I'd be very curious to know as we're thinking going for an EV.
I hope this show has an online presence given the progress that needs to be made upgrading our housing stock.
Can my dealer apply for electric vehicle grant when car it’s already both a week ago?
Hi, the dealer should have already deducted the grant amount from the car's purchase price before you bought it. You can check if they're registered here: www.seai.ie/technologies/electric-vehicles/buying-an-ev/find-a-dealer/
Good luck with the new job. 👍 When will the list of one stop shop providers be available on the SEAI website?
Any Exhibitors want to video of them there at the show then feel free to make contact ;)
I'll sell for 56000
Do not buy an EV in Ireland! The infrastructure is just not ready. I'm selling my EV6.
Just a query, is it ok to spray icynene directly onto felting?
Radiator and pipe bore size require upsizing. They make noise at random hours.
I agree that it's way too expensive still .even with the 3000 euro grant ...(battery and panels) Most you can put up is six panels without planning..you would save about 400 euro a year after outlaying seven or eight thousand euro ..from a ten thousand euro system id say half of that is profit for the installer who installs it in a day..nice money if you can get it..other country's are half the price to get put up.planning should be changing as there's a bill going through at the moment to abolish the six panel limit before you have to apply for planning....who knows when this will come through.nobody is going to go solar pv untill the planning and prices are better sorted.
As per usual the criminal want there pound of flesh. There should be no red tape, you should be able to put as many as you want up and you 100% should get paid in full for what you put back into the system which I've just found out you can't do in this dumpster fire of a country🤣 they want you to go green but they don't want you free and off grid. Cake and eating spring to mind
43:20 She is talking about dew point. It's a spot where vapor is saturated with water. So it creates moisture and then mould, ...
Way to expensive in Ireland still no pay back to grid but is in all Europe for years small grants and useless green party
just announced on rte news today
@@Mackymcd can you put what you don't use back into the grid and get paid for what you produce yet???
@@Mackymcd what was announced?
@@djclgrant7335 scheme to get paid for producing electricity. You'd need a shedload of solar though to make anything significant
@@Mackymcd thank you for your reply. I would imagine so especially with our darker days returning around 10% efficiency. That is my understanding at least
cool optical illusion..the dots in between the panels are flashing white and black.
Doesn't know what dew point is wow 😳
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What about an apartment block of 32 that has parking at ground level?
Jaasus thank the lord for Johnny god bless him. If I heard another "depends" I'd be asleep
Heatpumps arw great for new builds but for retrofitting normal gas or oil homes in Ireland, are heatpumps too expensive/complicated? Serious question
Anyone know who could service a ivt 490 heat pump,bought house with this system and can’t find anyone in the country to service it
From my research I think heatpumps are too expensive and hard to find the right skills out there to fix and maintain. As you are currently finding out
Adding foil insulation to the rafters of the attic can retain heat AND reflect heat in the attic so its not boiling (your attic contents also) your attic nor meaning its freezing in the winter (and letting all that heat content out)
I realise that anyone in a ultra low BER rating is interested in upgrading to a better BER but there seems less answers on those who are in relatively modern homes. There were lots of homes built during the (recentish) boom.
Is there a way of accessing the chat board content as no questions posted here
Hi Stephen, they display throughout the video on the right hand side.
Which builder is following BER rating new houses correctly as per law? Who is scrutinised whether builder is following BER standards? . All hypocrites.law and rules for only normal people.
From 1 November 2019, new building standards will apply to all new residential dwellings (houses or apartments). New dwellings will typically require a Building Energy Rating (BER) of A2. This compares with the current requirement of a rating of A3 for new residential dwellings. But most of the builder homes posted on daft are A3. Is an exception for big builders???????
From 1 November 2019, new building standards will apply to all new residential dwellings (houses or apartments). New dwellings will typically require a Building Energy Rating (BER) of A2. This compares with the current requirement of a rating of A3 for new residential dwellings. But most of new houses in daft shows A3?????
Overall, I'm not sure what's going to change. I've typically noticed that the jump from A+ to A++ for example costs a lot more to buy the appliance with the running costs being negligible between the two. Obviously now those A++ appliances will likely be B rated instead
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Got home insulated under the warmer homes scheme a few years ago and mould has been forming on walls, ceiling and around windows, why, never has an issue until house was insulated
Why has mould been forming in my home since I got house insulated under the warmer homes scheme a couple of years ago, I never had mould issues until I got the work done
What's the cost of yearly servicing of the heat pump system and what's the unit life expectancy please?
Thanks for posting this interesting video. You made some great points. I also think uptake would be higher if there were more charge points, as well as more than just one fast charger in in each location, to avoid single points of failure. Seeing more charge points everywhere also builds confidence for people who are considering switching.
A better name for a BEV is a Charge Depleting Electric Vehicle. "Electric Vehicle" means that it is propelled by electric motors. "Charge Depleting" means that you "charge" is by storing electricity in a battery, and continuously (more or less) deplete that charge while driving. And its range is how far it drives before depleting it all. An HEV is a not a Charge Depleting EV. It is a Charge Sustaining Electric Vehicle. You don't charge it, it maintains an average level of charge itself (more in the next paragraph) and uses that charge to make the gas engine more efficient. Since it doesn't deplete the charge, talking about its electric range is pointless. Most of the charge sent to an HEVs battery comes from the engine driving both the wheels, and a generator, at the same time. Not from regenerative braking. A typical gas engine might be 25% to 30% efficient while generating enough power to maintain a cruising speed, but can be 40% efficient if it generates more than that. Even with losses associated with the chargeing cycle, the 30% to 60% increase in gasoline utilization results in a net savings of gas.
the bit at the start was down at sharon’s