From 24th May 2026, Ireland’s Building Energy Rating (BER) system has changed. While the way your home’s energy performance is assessed remains the same, the rating scale has been simplified to make it easier for homeowners, buyers and tenants to understand. If you’re planning a home energy upgrade, selling your property or simply want to

As the evenings begin to draw in and temperatures start to drop, many homeowners begin to think about switching the heating back on which inveitabley leads to higher heating bills.  The good news is that there are several practical steps you can take before winter arrives to reduce your heating costs without sacrificing comfort. Whether

If you’re considering solar panels for your home, one of the first questions you’ll ask is: “How much electricity will they actually generate each day?” The answer depends on your system size, roof orientation, weather conditions, and time of year. However, understanding typical daily solar generation in Ireland can help you estimate potential savings and

The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) is encouraging homeowners to begin their home energy upgrade journey during the summer months, and for good reason. With enhanced grants now available and demand for retrofit works continuing to grow, planning your home improvements before the colder weather arrives could save you money, reduce stress, and ensure

Ireland and sunshine aren’t usually words you hear together. But when warmer weather arrives, many homeowners miss a huge opportunity sitting right above them, their roof. With long summer days and brighter weather across Ireland, solar panels are quietly generating free electricity while households without solar continue paying rising energy bills. So the question is:

Solar energy is becoming one of the most popular home upgrades in Ireland and for good reason. Rising electricity prices, improved solar technology and generous grants have made solar panels a more attractive investment than ever before. But before installing solar PV, an important question needs answering: Is your home actually ready for solar? At