Your letters: Those who can afford to retrofit can also afford to overheat their homes
Why heat pumps and solar panels are found in more affluent areas
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Why heat pumps and solar panels are found in more affluent areas
Short-term support should target the most vulnerable through the welfare system but failure to phase out fossil fuels is costing consumers
Would cash spent beefing up your home’s Ber rating be better deployed investing in the market?
These often ludicrous contradictions and unworkable policies need to be called out
Did you see an improvement in your Ber rating, or a substantial savings in energy costs after your retrofit?
How did my improvements result in a disappointing increase in rating from C3 to C2?
We need a retrofit reality check; the figures don’t stack up and we can’t be bothered
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Underdelivery linked to several factors including high costs, administrative complexity and information constraints
Bryan and Emma McCarthy knew they had a project on their hands when they bought their four-bed home in Foxrock
Early Edition with Aideen Finnegan
Kieran McCarthy talks about his experience and gives tips for those who can’t afford a retrofit
Retrofitting your home doesn’t have to break the bank. Here’s how to do it.
Can materials like hempcrete and sheep’s wool help us meet climate and housing goals and grow new agri-businesses in Ireland?
Measures will raise school’s BER rating to ‘at least B’, says Department
Company supplying service for past 13 years says winning tender is pitched at 30% below current rate
Tallaght homeowner Clive Ryan says it is a 'huge relief' as 'the threat of imprisonment shook me to the core'
Government should aim for 50-75% reduction in vacancy and building underuse by 2040, says Irish Green Building Council
Spending €24bn on projects such as upgrading the grid and electrifying transport and heating could transform the nation
Government’s delayed 2025 initiative is arguably lacking fresh actions and policies
Darragh O’Brien to bring forward delayed climate action plan for this year including retrofitting allocation of almost €550m
Study finds upgrades to lighting, heating and ventilation often represented the most significant cost and recommends focus on insulation
If the work changes the external appearance of the building or render it inconsistent with neighbouring structures it may require planning permission
Sustainability, climate, environment: Clive Ryan spent €16,000 to have external insulation installed on home in Kilnamanagh in October 2018
If this storm erodes public confidence in electrification, it could lead to backtracking
Two-storey-over-basement redbrick with period features and spacious garden lends itself to being transformed into a high-end family home
SEAI grants helped transform this three-bed semidetached house in the Tenters in Dublin 8 from a chilly BER F rating to a cosy A3 home
Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock
Coalition partners say it was premature for Minister of the Environment to earmark money to specific areas without consultation
Our family member relies on disability benefit, so ensuring the conversion is energy efficient is a priority
Scheme could allow homeowners to claw back a portion of the cost attached to expensive insulation materials
Recent research highlighted the safety and climate risks of domestic gas and oil boilers. So are heat pumps a better option? The answer depends on a few factors
The energy upgrade scheme can provide thousands of euro in upgrades leading to a warmer home, lower bills and a more valuable property
VAT on heat pumps, the non-contributory pension and savings, and bonus child benefit payments exercise readers
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