The Government of Ireland have a number of different funding programs to support sustainable energy investments. Many of these schemes are administered by the Sustainable energy authority of Ireland. Tipperary Energy agency uses these programs to help our clients fund sustainable energy investments in Ireland.

We are now offering community groups in South Tipperary the chance to get an energy audit worth €1,500 carried out on their community building for only €500. The energy audit will determine potential energy saving opportunities which could be made in the building.

We are now offering communities in North Tipperary the chance to get a District Heating Feasibility Study worth €4,900 carried out on their community for only €490. The energy audit will determine potential energy saving opportunities which could be made in the building.

Once the feasibility study is complete you may then be eligible for up to 75% grant funding to carry out the recommended energy efficient upgrades in the community.

Better Energy Communities is an Energy Efficiency Grant Scheme available through the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) and applied for by Tipperary Energy Agency in partnership with NTLP (North Tipperary Leader Partnership). Community groups can avail of up to 50% funding and SMEs can avail of up to 30% funding.

The Tipperary Healthy Homes Scheme aims to move homeowners away from fossil fuel heating systems and replace with a heat pump, along with other measures that will raise the Building Energy Rating to a near A3.

SuperHomes Ireland enables homeowners to retrofit their homes to ‘A’ BER standard. Up to 50% funding is available to achieve this. Since the launch of the first pilot programme in 2015, Tipperary Energy Agency have retrofitted over 70 houses to a near A3 Building Energy Rating (BER).

A Sustainable Energy Community (SEC) is a community in which everyone works together to develop a sustainable energy system.