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Year of construction

Housing stock: year of construction and heating system installed

Mains Gas Heating Oil Electricity Solid Fuel

No renovation

Annual CO2

emissionsin tonnes

Consumption of heating oil per year

Renovation to new build standard

Renovation to low energy

house standard

What improving energy efficiency means for a single family house of the 70s (approx. 150 m2)

÷ 2,5 ÷ 2

Heatingfuel

EU Ireland

Gas 46% 39%

Coal/solid 15% 6%

Oil 10% 39%

Other fossil 4% 2%

Renewable (wind, PV,

geothermal,

nuclear )

25% 14%

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Heating systems: by CountyCSO statistical release, 13 April 2017

Mains Gas Heating Oil Electricity Solid Fuel LPG

A+++•Combined Renewables (heat pump, solar, geothermal, etc.)

A++

•Heat pumps (renewable)

•Best biomass boiler (renewable)

A+•Gas cogeneration

A

•Condensing gas boiler

•Condensing oil boiler

B

C•Non-condensing gas/oil boilers

D•Electric resistance

Best Advanced Technologies for space heaters

Mean Wind Speed(m/s)

> 6 to 11.5

5 to 11.5

4.5 to 10

3.5 to 8.5

<3.5 to <7

On-Shore Wind Atlas

Mean Wind Speed(m/s)

> 6 to 11.5

5 to 11.5

4.5 to 10

3.5 to 8.5

<3.5 to <7

Off-Shore Wind Atlas

OFFSHORE WIND COST REDUCTIONS

OFFSHORE WIND COSTS HAVE FALLEN 40% SINCE 2010

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OnshoreWind

Solar PV-ThinFilm Utility

Scale

Solar PV-Crystalline

Utility Scale

GasCombined

Cycle

Coal BiomassDirect

OffshoreWind

Geothermal IGCC Nuclear

$/M

Generation technology

Comparative cost of Electricity Generating Technologies

Daily electricity consumption profile

Additional capacity

to ensure security

of supply

Daily electricity consumption profile

Additional capacity

to ensure security

of supply

Daily electricity consumption profile

Additional capacity

to ensure security

of supply

Daily electricity consumption profile

Additional capacity

to ensure security

of supply

Daily electricity consumption profile

Savings for consumers and industry

Smart homes … the future is now!

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EU (28…

Malta

Luxem…

Belgium

Czech…

Cyprus

Hungary

Netherl…

Slovakia

Poland

United…

Bulgaria

Ireland

Italy

Germany

Greece

Spain

Croatia

France

Lithuania

Romania

Estonia

Slovenia

Denmark

Portugal

Austria

Finland

Latvia

Sweden

Renewable energy in Member States

Red = national target (%)Green = National target achievedBlue = national target still to be achieved

Heating46% of total

energy

Transport33% of total

energy

Electricity21% of total

energy12%

40%10%6.4%

5.9% 27%

Target set by

Ireland for

2020

Current level of

achievement,

2015

Ireland’s target for renewable energy

by 2020 is 16%.

By 2015, the level achieved was 9.0%

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