Community Energy Grant Scheme
The SEAI Community Energy Grant Scheme (CEG) supports energy efficiency and renewable energy projects carried out by communities across Ireland. The scheme helps fund upgrades to homes, community buildings, businesses and sports clubs, reducing energy costs while improving comfort and sustainability.
HeatDoc works with homeowners, community organisations, schools, charities, sports clubs and businesses to deliver high-quality plumbing, heating and renewable energy installations as part of Community Energy Grant projects.
How Can We Help You With CEG?
How the Scheme Works
Unlike individual SEAI grants, Community Energy Grants are managed through SEAI-approved Project Coordinators who bring together multiple projects into one community application. HeatDoc can work alongside your chosen coordinator to ensure all installations are completed to the required standards.
Eligible Energy Upgrades
Depending on your project, grant-supported works may include:
- Air to Water Heat Pump installations
- Solar PV systems
- Heating system upgrades
- Smart heating controls
- Hot water cylinder replacements
- Mechanical ventilation systems
- Plumbing and heating upgrades
- Energy-efficient building services
CEG Grants Available
| Grant Name | Types of Home | Grant Value |
|---|---|---|
| Heat Pump Systems Homes built and occupied before 2021 | All Houses Apartments | €6,500 €4,500 |
| Central Heating Systems for Heat Pump Homes built and occupied before 2021 | All Houses Apartments | €2,000 €1,000 |
| Heating Controls | €700 | |
| Solar Hot Water Homes built and occupied before 2021 | €1,200 | |
| Attic Insulation Homes built and occupied before 2011 | Apartment (any) Mid-Terrace Semi-detached or end of terrace Detached house | €800 €1,200 €1,300 €1,500 |
| Cavity Wall Insulation Homes built and occupied before 2011 | Apartment (any) Mid-Terrace Semi-detached or end of terrace Detached house | €700 €800 €1,200 €1,700 |
| Internal Insulation (Dry Lining) Homes built and occupied before 2011 | Apartment (any) Mid-Terrace Semi-detached or end of terrace Detached house | €1,500 €2,000 €3,500 €4,500 |
| External Wall Insulation (The Wrap) Homes built and occupied before 2011 | Apartment (any) Mid-Terrace Semi-detached or end of terrace Detached house | €3,000 €3,500 €6,000 €8,000 |
| Windows (Complete Upgrade) | Apartment (any) Mid-Terrace Semi-detached or end of terrace Detached house | €1,500 €1,800 €3,000 €4,000 |
| External Doors (max. 2) | €800 | |
| Solar PV | €700 per kWp up to 2kWp €200 per additional kWp up to 4kWp Total Solar PV grant capped at €1,800 | €1,400 for 2kWp €1,600 for 3kWp €1,800 for 4kWp |
| Floor Insulation | €3,500 | |
| BER | €50 | |
| Technical Assessment | €200 |
Why Choose HeatDoc?
- Experienced plumbing, heating and renewable energy specialists
- Fully insured and certified installers
- High-quality workmanship
- Trusted by homeowners, businesses and community organisations throughout Wexford and the South East
- Professional advice from quotation through to project completion
Whether you’re upgrading a community hall, sports club, school, business or residential property, HeatDoc can provide reliable, energy-efficient solutions tailored to your project.
Contact HeatDoc today to discuss your Community Energy Grant project and receive a free quotation.
Exhaust Air heat pumps
Exhaust Air Source Heat Pumps are ideal for smaller homes and perfect for Apartments where the heat pump is located inside and does all heating, hot water & ventilation.
These Heat Pumps extract the heat in the outgoing stale humid air removed by extract vent from the bathrooms, utility & kitchen before its sent outside via external wall vent.
The Exhaust air heat pump uses this energy by recycling it back into the hot water & radiators or underfloor system. Fresh air is introduced via wall vents making sure that the property is fully ventilated.
This system is very compact with ultra low energy consumption.
Water Source Heat Pumps
Water Source Heat Pumps or Water to Water Heat Pumps are an innovative and efficient approach to home heating. These systems tap into the latent thermal energy found in water, serving as a medium for heat extraction. These are ideal where there is an abundant water source such as a river, lake, sea or underground resource such as a high yield water well. Typically these heat pumps are more efficient due to the high incoming temperature the water, This could add 30% to the efficiency and output of the heat pump depending on the application and source available.
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Additional information about Heat Pumps on our Resources and Frequently Asked Questions pages
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