Our Portfolio
Since 2012, Carrig Energy Consultancy has coordinated SEAI-funded energy upgrades to homes, community buildings and businesses across Ireland.
Recent commercial and community projects
Kerry Airport, terminal building
€180,500 in SEAI funding towards a €600,000 upgrade: high-performance glazing, roof and floor insulation, heat recovery ventilation and two 75 kW heat pumps.
Read the case studyLoreto College, sports hall
€150,777 in SEAI funding. Gas heating removed, with verified savings of 144,738 kWh per year, 130% of the SEAI target.
Read the case studyWarehouse and office block, Co. Kildare
Fabric upgrades, heat pump and solar PV.
Apartment development, Dublin
Heat pump installation and airtightness works across 300 apartments. Currently on site.
Kildare GAA Centre of Excellence, Newbridge
LED floodlighting upgrade, funded through the Community Energy Grant.
Laois GAA, LOETB Centre of Excellence, Portlaoise
LED floodlighting and solar PV, funded through the Community Energy Grant.
ChildVision, Grace Park Road, Dublin
Internal wall and roof insulation, new windows and doors, air-to-water heat pumps, air handling units and an insulated pool cover. Works under way.
Projects in pictures
Loreto College sports hall
A secondary school sports hall upgraded with SEAI funding through the Community Energy Grant. Gas heating was removed completely, and verified savings came to 144,738 kWh per year, 130% of the SEAI target.
Killeedy Community Centre, Co. Limerick
Full refurbishment with energy upgrades:
- Rockwool external wall insulation
- Floor insulation with underfloor heating
- Attic insulation
- Air-to-water heat pump
- New windows and doors
The Cottage Co-Op Café
A community café project delivered by EcoVision (Energy Communities Tipperary Co-operative), with Carrig Energy as project coordinator. SEAI funded 30% of the cost through the Community Energy Grant.
8 kW of solar PV was installed on the roof, with 14 panels facing south and 12 facing west. The electricity offsets the café’s heating and cooking costs, and the savings go towards staffing.
Because the Cottage gets visitors from all over Tipperary and beyond, the panels have also raised interest in energy projects in the community and neighbouring parishes.
McCarthys Eurospar, Kilkenny
Newpark Shopping Centre, Kilkenny:
- Energy-efficient refrigeration
- Air-to-air heat pump
- Mechanical ventilation with heat recovery
Duggans Veterinary Services, Thurles
Stradavoher Retail Park, Thurles, Co. Tipperary:
- New windows and doors
- Air-to-air heat pump
- Mechanical ventilation with heat recovery
- LED lighting
Further project references are available on request.
Planning a building upgrade?
Tell us about your building and we will tell you what SEAI funding is available and what it would take to apply.
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