EEOS
SME Programme
Large Industry Energy Network (LIEN)
2002 Building Regulations
2008 Building Regulations
2011 Building Regulations
2005 / 2008 Building Regulations – Buildings other than dwellings
Energy efficient boiler regulations
Accelerated Capital Allowances (AC) Public and private
VRT/Motor tax aligned with emissions
EEOS
SME Programme
Large Industry Energy Network (LIEN)
Building Regulations (2002, 2005, 2008, 2011, 2018, 2019 (proposed))
Energy efficient boiler regulations
Accelerated Capital Allowances (AC) Public and private
VRT/Motor tax aligned with emissions
In the EEOS, final customers must have agreed to work being done prior to energy savings being realised. Obligated parties must implement an ISO 9001-aligned quality control process, use ISO 50015 or IPMVMP for M&V and perform audits of samples of non-residential projects representing at least 20% of reported savings. The Strategic Energy Authority of Ireland audits 5-10% of projects, including on-site inspections.
5% of savings in the EEOS need to be achieved in energy poor households defined as receiving certain welfare transfers or located in RAPID (Revitalising Areas by Planning). Around 60% of EEOS savings in the residential sector (including energy poor) were also supported with grants from SEAI programmes. (Link to factsheet).
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