One Stop Shop service Grant
In context
This call is open to individuals and engineering and construction contractors. Funding is a grant. Coverage is read from the notice itself: Ireland. The funder accepts early-stage applicants.
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.
About this grant
The One Stop Shop service under the National Home Energy Upgrade Scheme provides a complete home energy upgrade for Irish homeowners, managed end-to-end by an SEAI-registered One Stop Shop. The problem addressed is the hassle and complexity of coordinating multiple home energy upgrades, from assessment through to final building energy rating (BER). The grant value is deducted from the cost of works upfront rather than paid afterwards. The One Stop Shop manages the full process: home energy assessment, project management, completing the grant application, contractor works, follow-up, BER assessment, and access to finance support. Multiple upgrades can be completed in one go, and a wider range of grants can be combined. Low-cost financing is available through the scheme. Measures funded can be tailored to dwelling type, including apartments, mid-terrace, semi-detached and detached homes, and heritage buildings and traditional homes constructed before 1940. The stated aim is an average BER uplift from D to A. Recent announcements mention a new EUR 2,000 boiler scrappage scheme, a battery grant, and enhanced supports for households at risk of energy poverty, subject to Government approval. A higher fixed grant applies to attic insulation for first-time buyers. Households that prefer staged upgrades rather than a complete package are directed to SEAI's individual energy grants.
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Eligibility
The scheme is aimed at homeowners in Ireland who want a complete home energy upgrade to a minimum B2 BER. The page directs applicants to check eligibility on the SEAI site and to select a registered One Stop Shop. Detailed eligibility conditions are not reproduced on this page.
Key requirements
- ✓Applicant must be an Irish homeowner and the upgrade must be managed by an SEAI-registered One Stop Shop
- ✓Measures are tailored to dwelling type, including apartments, terraced, semi-detached, detached and pre-1940 heritage homes, with an aim of average BER uplift from D to A
- ✓Households preferring staged upgrades are directed to SEAI's individual energy grants instead
Frequently asked questions
- Who can apply for One Stop Shop service?
- Eligibility covers organisations in IE; individual, engineering-contractor. See the eligibility criteria above for the full conditions.
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How this compares
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- Similar grants that state a value range from $2k to $14k, with a median of $6k (5 grants).
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About this sector
Energy efficiency funding covers building retrofits, industrial process upgrades, heat recovery, efficient equipment and demand reduction. It arrives as grants for audits and capital works, as support schemes run by agencies and utilities or as public tenders for retrofit and energy services. Applicants usually need a baseline of current energy use and a measured saving.
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