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SEAI are currently accepting applications for their grant scheme called “Better Energy Workplaces 2012″, under which funding is being awarded for implementing a wide range of energy efficiency projects in the public, commercial, industrial and community sectors. The programme aims to deliver an increase in the pace, scale and depth of sustainable energy investments in upgrading existing buildings and facilities.

Closing dates for applications is 30th April 2012.

Who could avail of the grant?

• The Scheme is open to projects and related initiatives for the sustainable energy upgrading of buildings, services, and facilities of organisations in the public and private (including community) sector.

What type of projects are eligible?

• Support is available for sustainable energy upgrades to buildings, services, facilities and processes, involving investment actions comprising individual or packaged measures, aimed at achieving on-going and lasting energy savings. Projects entailing upgrades to thermal, electrical or transport energy performance are all considered eligible.

What level of support is available?

• Non-commercial public sector: Support of typically 50% of eligible costs is available; although in some cases public bodies may qualify for support of up to 80%
• Private sector, voluntary/ community sector and commercial public sector organisations: Support of up to 35% of eligible costs is available. However, voluntary/ community organisations funded primarily by from public funds may be open to consideration for similar treatment as non-commercial public sector organisations

What Frontline Energy and Environmental can do to help?

• Frontline Energy and Environmental can help you with the application process right through design, project installation and management. All of our work comes with a performance guarantee and a three year warranty

Please contact our energy team today for more advice and information on what we can do for you.

Further information and application forms can be found on the Sustainable Energy authority of Ireland website.