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• 2023

Energy in Ireland 2023

This annual publication from SEAI presents national energy statistics on energy use in Ireland from 2002 to 2022, along with provisional data for 2023. It details trends in energy production and consumption and provides updates on Ireland's progress towards EU energy and climate targets. The report presents data and insights into the underlying drivers of energy use in different consumption sectors (transport, industry, services, residential and agriculture).

Energy in the Residential Sector 2013

This report provides a profile and analysis of Irish energy use in the residential sector. In addition to examining overall residential sector energy usage and CO2 emissions trends this report presents an updated profile of the housing stock using new data from the 2011 Census and the 2009/2010 Household Budget Survey.

Energy in the Residential Sector 2018

Energy in the Residential Sector 2018

Energy in Transport 2014

The report explores the major policy developments which have, or are intended to have, an impact on energy use and emissions in the transport sector at international, European and national level. It provides further context by presenting data on fuel prices and the overall trend in transport energy demand up to 2013 and its relationship to GDP.

• Guide
• 2020

Energy Management Guide for SMEs

This guide is designed to help you, as an owner or manager of a small business, to improve your energy management practices. It takes you through each of the steps to save energy.

• Guide
• 2020

Sample Energy Management Workbook for SMEs

Example of a completed energy management workbook. Suitable for SMEs

• Guide
• 2020

Energy Management Workbook for SMEs

Use this audit tool to help track your energy use and kick start your energy management programme. Suitable for SMEs.

Energy Performance Guide

Energy Related Emissions in Ireland 2016

This report focuses on CO2 emissions associated with energy use and details the trends and indicators of CO2 emissions from fuel use and the activities driving the emissions. Understanding the trends and drivers for energy-related emissions is critical to making informed policy decisions.

Energy Security in Ireland 2015