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SEAI takes a closer look at the datasets highlighting data centre demand and renewable energy generation in Ireland.

SEAI are improving how we share our monhtly updates on
Electricity, Gas and Oil data. New visualisation and
engagement tools will help improve the overall user
experience.

Dr Ciaran Byrne provides an overview of opportunities within the retrofit sector

SEAI recently released our Statement of Strategy 2022 - 2025, an opportunity for us to set out our vision, goals and priorities for the next stage of our development.

The National Energy Summit, a day with significant
potential, but also with significant warning signs of missteps
on our road to net-zero. It's time to be unreasonable on
climate action.

The Government of Ireland recently launched a new energy awareness campaign asking people to 'Reduce Your Use'.

As the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) we are responsible for collecting, analysing, and publishing key data on Ireland's energy supply and demand.

Energy prices in 2022 continue to make headlines and highlight Ireland's dependence on internationally sourced fossil fuels for our energy demands

This Q&A responds to the most frequently asked questions about the recent announcement.

Blog post by SEAI Director of Research and Policy Insights, Margie McCarthy. She describes Ireland's position post COP26.

Hear from one Wicklow man who was inspired to get an EV after attending a climate change event.

Following the launch of CAP 21, our CEO, William Walsh, has
written a blog about our energy future and how our children
will experience living in Ireland in 2050.

With the clocks going back this weekend signalling the arrival of wintertime, we're encouraging homeowners to take control of their winter energy bills.

SEAI's CEO William Walsh examines how our energy use must change.

Brenda Fleming shares her experience of her home energy upgrade three years on.

Upcoming carbon budgets are going to change the game when it comes to eliminating fossil fuels from our energy system, explains SEAI Chief Executive William Walsh.