Working with citizens, businesses, communities and government to transform how we think about, generate and use energy in Ireland. New data shows Ireland continuing to make progress in transitioning to cleaner energy, but the country remains heavily dependent on imported fossil fuels, leaving Ireland exposed to international energy price volatility.  CEO of SEAI William Walsh said: "While we are making some progress on renewables - with solar in particular continuing its remarkable growth, Ireland is still too reliant on imported fossil fuels, leaving our economy vulnerable to events outside of our control. 

If you are interested in working in an organisation that has a real and measurable impact on tacking our climate challenges, then consider a career with SEAI. SEAI is Ireland's national sustainable energy authority. We work with householders, businesses, communities and government to create a cleaner energy future. 

Home values rise by an average 2.7% for every step on 15-point BER scale, rising to 4.7% in rural areas More than 90% of major household appliances met requirements, while one in six products checked across all store categories did not. New data from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) shows Ireland continuing to make progress in transitioning to cleaner energy, but the country remains heavily dependent on imported fossil fuels, leaving Ireland exposed to international energy price volatility.

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