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Despite popular belief, there are plenty of other electrical appliances in an Irish household that use a lot of energy and can cause energy bills to fluctuate.

Solar energy is the transformation of heat from the sun. It has been used for millennia for heating, cooking, and drying.

Are you starting to feel the nip in the air in the mornings?

Some home improvements can go a long way in reducing energy bills, emissions and keeping your home cosier for longer. The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) offers grants to homeowners to make home improvements that will decrease their fuel consumption

Does your boiler need servicing? Check this list to know more about warning signs.

Here are the top steps to take to submit your electric or gas meter reading!

When moving home, it's always best to contact your energy provider at least 48 hours in advance and follow these six important steps:

Green spaces are great for the environment! Here's how you can improve your own garden and to promote sustainability easily in your own home and power a more sustainable future:

Take a look through our guide for your EV journey.

There are many ways to make your house smarter and save on energy. It is the right time to take action to improve your safety, security, and convenience in your home today.

Laundry Products: The Ultimate Secret to Saving Money

Boss Your Kitchen Appliances!

Though you may not be able to make any big structural changes in your rented property, there are lots of easy ways to save energy and in turn help to reduce your energy bills.

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Looking to upgrade your appliances to be more energy-efficient? We are providing the top energy saving tips, tips for choosing the right ones, and recommendations for the top gadgets to save electricity.

Explore five easy steps that you can take to live a greener lifestyle and minimize your carbon footprint.

Check out these 5 easy tips to make sure you start living more sustainable!

As a new year begins, with all its possibilities, we thought a great way to wrap up our #WinterReady series was with #HelpfulHacks to help improve your home in January.

Solar panels typically last 25 to 30 years. Although they degrade over time, with proper care, they can last even longer.

Is your home prepared for winter? Don't wait until it's too late!

Growing vegetables in Ireland has never been so simple.

To support our customers as they go electric, we have launched two new partnerships with Ohme and myenergi.

You turn off the lights when you leave the room and opt to cosy up in your favourite blanket rather than put the heating on full blast when there’s only a slight nip in the air.

It may be time to say goodbye to those long, leisurely morning showers with the electric shower revealed as the appliance that uses the most energy.

Microgeneration refers to the generation of electricity from small scale renewable technology such as solar panels.

Even in the changing skies of Ireland, energy generated by solar panels paves the way for a more sustainable future.

With solar panels, you can reduce your energy consumption and carbon footprint for years to come.

It's no secret that solar power is getting more popular in Ireland because it's eco-friendly, cost-effective, and flexible.

In response to climate change, the installation of solar panels in Ireland has been on the rise for both energy efficiency and sustainability purposes.

There are lots of benefits of home insulation, whether you do it yourself, apply for a grant or hire a professional to take care of it for you.

Research from universities in Norway and Sweden showed potted plants at home or at work can help reduce stress levels and increase productivity.

The BER rating considers all aspects of your home and its energy efficiency, including walls, dimensions of the floor and roof, window and door size, insulation and your heating system.

With a smart meter, you can track your energy consumption in real time, making it easier to cut energy bills and reduce waste.

In this guide, we will explain the basics of smart meters, their benefits, and how Energia’s smart plans and tariffs can help you save and reduce energy usage.

There are some differences between Smart Meters and traditional energy meters especially with the functionality. In this article, we cover both pros and cons of smart meters.

Uncover the simplest and most effective ways to incorporate renewable energy systems into your house for a sustainable and environmentally responsible living space.

This guide will help you navigate the process of choosing, owning, and maintaining an electric vehicle in Ireland, as well as the incentives available to make the transition easier.

This detailed guide will cover different aspects of EV charging expenses, starting with the basics of electric car charging in Ireland in both the home and public charging costs.

The government offers incentives and support to encourage EV adoption, including grants for home charging points.

Ireland boasts a relatively extensive network of public electric vehicle charging stations. At present, there are over 2,500 public EV charging points across the island.

These grants reduce the upfront costs of buying an electric car, making it a more feasible choice for individuals who are thinking of making the switch.

Having a vegetable garden does not have to end when summer does. Thankfully there are some cold loving vegetables that grow and are ready to harvest right across the winter months so you can eat seasonally all year around.

Do you want to generate you own electricity while doing good for the environment?

Solar energy has really taken off in Ireland, and for good reason.

Introducing our brand-new #WinterReady series of #HelpfulHacks to make your home cosy and snug this Winter Season.

Let's take a deep dive into solar panels in Ireland, how they work, their benefits and the Energia discounts you can avail of if you have them installed.

There is a lot you can do to save money on groceries while still eating well.

Energia has now invested over €2million in local projects across the island of Ireland since 2016.

Energia Group joins forces with Char.gy to offer on-street smart charging solution using bollard & lamppost attached charge points. All you need is your electric car, charging cable & your smartphone.

Learn some easy tips and tricks you'll need to start growing your own food at home t home to help power a more sustainable future.

Smart meters are transforming how Irish households manage energy, offering real-time insights, accurate billing, and a more sustainable future. This guide explains what a smart electricity meter is, how it works, and how it benefits you.

Energia, Ireland’s leading independent energy provider has announced a collaboration with Opel Ireland in a bid to simplify the transition to electric vehicles for Irish consumers.

What is Renewable Electricity?  Everything you need to know about the state of renewable energies in Ireland and Energia's commitment to developing sustainable energy.