Open opportunities from Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland
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Authority grant: Apartment charging grant, open to applications
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This grant funds electric vehicle charging infrastructure installation in apartment buildings. It is open to building owners, property managers, and related organizations in Ireland seeking to deploy EV charging capacity.
Grant overview
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
SEAI's Community Grant programme funds energy efficiency retrofits across Irish homes, community buildings, and businesses, including building fabric upgrades, renewable energy integration, and technology systems. Eligible applicants include nonprofits, local authorities, sports clubs, schools, and community organisations acting as registered Project Co-ordinators to deliver multi-building retrofit programmes.
Authority grant: Heat pump system grant
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Grant funding for residential heat pump installation to improve home energy efficiency. Eligible for individual homeowners seeking to upgrade their heating systems.
Community project coordinators
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
SEAI funds community project coordinators to lead local energy efficiency and renewable energy initiatives in Ireland. The grant supports coordinator roles to drive community-level sustainable energy projects, though specific eligibility criteria and funding mechanics are not detailed in the available information.
Community Benefit Funds
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
The SEAI Community Benefit Funds are energy-related grants administered by Ireland's Sustainable Energy Authority for community groups and organisations. Exact scope, eligibility and amounts are not stated in the available information, so applicants should check the SEAI call details.
Renewable heat
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
The Support Scheme for Renewable Heat provides an operational tariff for biomass and biogas heating and installation grants of up to 40% of investment costs for air, ground and water source heat pumps. It is aimed at non-domestic heat users in Ireland, such as businesses, seeking to move from fossil-fuel heating to renewable heat.
One Stop Shop service
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
The SEAI One Stop Shop service under the National Home Energy Upgrade Scheme manages a complete home energy upgrade for Irish homeowners, from assessment and grant application through contractor works to final BER assessment. It suits homeowners who want multiple upgrades coordinated in one project, with the grant deducted from the cost of works upfront.
Authority grant: Pathfinder programme, open to applications
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Capital support programme for public bodies in Ireland to deploy energy infrastructure and meet national energy targets. Eligible applicants are public-sector organisations seeking funding for energy transition projects.
Authority grant: Solar electricity grant (solar PV)
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Grant funding for residential rooftop solar photovoltaic (PV) installations in Ireland. Eligible homeowners can apply for support to deploy solar electricity systems on their properties.
Solar water heating grant
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
The SEAI Solar Water Heating grant helps homeowners and eligible property owners in Ireland install solar thermal systems, through an SEAI-registered contractor, that meet 50-60% of annual hot water needs. It offers a fixed grant of EUR 1,200 regardless of property type.
Heating controls grant
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
This grant funds the installation and upgrade of heating controls systems to improve energy efficiency in buildings across Ireland. It is open to building owners and occupants seeking to reduce energy consumption and heating costs through smart control technologies.
Authority grant: Boiler scrappage scheme, up to $2,200
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A boiler scrappage scheme offering grants to replace old heating systems with more efficient alternatives, targeting Irish households as part of a government-backed energy efficiency programme. Eligible homeowners can receive support to upgrade their heating infrastructure and reduce residential energy consumption.
Authority grant: Community Grant overview, open to applications
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Community grants from an Irish national sustainable energy agency supporting local sustainable energy projects, including Community Benefit Funds and community enabling frameworks. Eligible for community-led renewable energy and energy transition initiatives.
Authority grant: Home charger grant, open to applications
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Grant funding for the installation of home electric vehicle chargers in Ireland. This programme supports residential property owners seeking to deploy EV charging infrastructure at their homes.
Free energy upgrades for welfare recipients
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
The Warmer Homes Scheme provides free energy upgrades, most commonly attic and wall insulation, to eligible homeowners who receive certain social welfare payments. Upgrades are recommended by an SEAI-registered contractor after a home survey, so eligibility does not guarantee every upgrade type can be installed.
Get an energy audit
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
The Support Scheme for Energy Audits from SEAI provides SMEs in Ireland with a voucher worth €2,000 towards a professional energy audit that identifies energy use, major consumers and savings actions. It is aimed at Irish small and medium-sized businesses that want to take a first step toward cutting energy costs and emissions.
Charging grants overview
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
This grant funds the deployment of electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Ireland through the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland. It is open to organizations looking to build and install charging stations to support the transition to electric mobility.
Heat pump system
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
This grant funds the installation and deployment of heat pump systems in Ireland to improve energy efficiency and reduce heating-related carbon emissions. It is open to property owners and organizations in Ireland seeking to transition from fossil fuel heating to renewable heat technology.
Attic insulation
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
SEAI's Attic Insulation grant under the Better Energy Homes scheme funds installation of attic insulation in existing Irish homes, with fixed grant values set by property type. Enhanced grants are available for first-time buyers, households on Department of Social Protection payments, and landlords with active HAP or RAS tenancies.
Windows and doors grants
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
This grant funds the installation of energy-efficient windows and doors in buildings to reduce energy consumption and improve thermal performance. It is open to property owners and occupants in Ireland seeking to upgrade their building envelope.
Wall insulation
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
SEAI's Wall Insulation grant, part of the Better Energy Homes scheme, provides fixed-value grants for homeowners and eligible property owners in Ireland to insulate external walls via cavity, internal or external wall insulation. Grant values vary by dwelling type, with higher amounts for qualifying low-income or HAP/RAS households.
Home charger grant
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
This grant provides up to €300 towards the purchase and installation of a smart electric vehicle home charger in Ireland. It is open to homeowners regardless of EV ownership status, supporting the transition to electric mobility through residential charging infrastructure.
Apartment charging grant
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
The Apartment Charger Grant, delivered by SEAI on behalf of ZEVI, funds cabling, infrastructure, labour and construction costs for bulk EV charger installation in apartment and multi-unit developments. It is aimed at residents, owners and management companies in developments not already covered by other grants, working with an SEAI-registered Charge Point Operator.
Battery system grant
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
The SEAI Battery Energy Storage System Grant provides a flat €600 to Irish homeowners who install home battery storage of 5 kWh or larger to store electricity for later use. It must be applied for before installation begins and works must be completed by an SEAI registered contractor.
Solar electricity grant (solar PV)
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
The SEAI Solar Electricity Grant helps homeowners in Ireland install solar PV panels, with an optional battery grant, to generate their own renewable electricity. Enhanced grants are available to eligible households receiving certain Department of Social Protection payments and to long-term tenants in Rental Accommodation Scheme properties in four Dublin local authority areas.
Register your EV smart charger
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
A registration or enrollment programme for electric vehicle smart chargers offered by Ireland's Sustainable Energy Authority. The grant supports EV charging infrastructure deployment, likely with financial incentives or subsidy for charger installation.
Accelerated capital allowance and Triple E
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
The Accelerated Capital Allowance lets Irish businesses deduct the full cost of qualifying energy-efficient equipment from taxable profits in the year of purchase, rather than over eight years. It is claimed through the CT1 return and is linked to the Triple E register of eligible products.
Authority grant: Battery system grant, open to applications
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Grant support for residential home battery storage systems to improve individual energy efficiency and renewable energy integration. Eligible for homeowners in Ireland seeking to upgrade their energy infrastructure.
Authority grant: Attic insulation grant, open to applications
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This grant funds attic insulation retrofits in residential properties to improve energy efficiency. It is available to individual homeowners in Ireland seeking to upgrade their home's thermal envelope.
Authority grant: Rapid approval grants, open to applications
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Business grants from a national energy agency for solar PV and thermal installations, building fabric upgrades, and heating/cooling system improvements. Eligible for Irish businesses seeking to improve energy efficiency and deploy renewable energy technologies.
Solar PV and thermal
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
This grant funds installation of solar photovoltaic panels and solar thermal systems for small and medium-sized businesses in Ireland, with rapid approval and up to €162,600 available for solar PV projects. Eligible businesses can receive fixed grant amounts based on business type and building area upgraded.