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Wednesday, 13 November 2013

Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources

Better Energy Homes Scheme Expenditure

Photo of Barry CowenBarry Cowen (Laois-Offaly, Fianna Fail)
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100. To ask the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources if he will provide a county breakdown of the amount of money spent and units upgraded under the better energy homes scheme in 2010, 2011, 2012 and to date in 2013. [48485/13]

Photo of Barry CowenBarry Cowen (Laois-Offaly, Fianna Fail)
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101. To ask the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources if he will provide a county breakdown of the amount of money spent and units upgraded under the better energy warmer homes scheme in 2010, 2011, 2012 and to date in 2013. [48486/13]

Photo of Pat RabbittePat Rabbitte (Dublin South West, Labour)
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I propose to take Questions Nos. 100 and 101 together.

The Better Energy Homes and the Better Energy Warmer Homes Schemes are administered by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) under the Better Energy Programme.

The Better Energy Homes Scheme provides support to homeowners towards the installation of attic and wall insulation, and heating system upgrades including solar thermal with the works being undertaken by privately appointed contractors.

The Better Energy Warmer Homes Scheme delivers a range of energy efficiency measures to low income households who meet the defined eligibility criteria of the scheme and who are vulnerable to energy poverty. The scheme is delivered through a combination of SEAI appointed Community Based Organisations (CBOs), augmented by a panel of private contractors in order to ensure national coverage. The scheme is also delivered through a separate strand via an area based approach. Measures available include: draught proofing, attic insulation, lagging jackets for hot water tanks, low energy light bulbs and cavity wall insulation and are free of charge to the customer.

Below are the details of the amount of Exchequer funding disbursed, and the number of homes upgraded with energy efficiency measures, by county, in respect of both Schemes, in 2010, 2011, 2012 and to date in 2013.

Better Energy Homes Scheme:

--2010-2011-2012-2013---
CountyHomes CompletedGrant ValueHomes CompletedGrant ValueHomes CompletedGrant ValueHomes CompletedGrant ValueTotal Homes CompletedTotal Grant Value
Carlow465€388,327445€356,523255€253,720154€128,9701,319€1,127,540
Cavan1,015€887,1901,098€970,264437€344,955154€130,0202,704€2,332,430
Clare2,926€2,480,1842,613€2,896,688998€1,066,900360€308,3406,897€6,752,112
Cork5,521€5,672,3837,492€8,503,4144,434€4,299,0602,200€1,873,40519,647€20,348,262
Donegal1,633€1,413,3391,487€1,330,593579€531,175154€135,3053,853€3,410,413
Dublin6,066€8,451,0497,300€12,219,9625,373€7,726,5342,761€3,318,26621,500€31,715,810
Galway4,087€3,362,4194,141€3,457,4681,966€1,559,360759€577,80110,953€8,957,048
Kerry3,067€2,833,2752,546€2,721,6961,045€1,059,895468€445,7407,126€7,060,606
Kildare1,118€1,195,7451,179€1,317,942747€739,766357€322,0953,401€3,575,548
Kilkenny1,216€975,1711,070€1,009,134465€469,430169€156,3902,920€2,610,125
Laois711€572,928755€603,926366€253,940120€111,9531,952€1,542,747
Leitrim280€256,000247€246,470163€148,97043€36,900733€688,340
Limerick3,410€3,344,4913,743€5,087,7311,696€2,341,510526€484,4409,375€11,258,171
Longford521€439,543379€359,850172€183,76057€41,6901,129€1,024,843
Louth1,174€1,041,7841,095€1,055,967721€515,744435€289,7803,425€2,903,275
Mayo1,186€1,035,5401,767€1,704,304898€934,388206€235,9744,057€3,910,206
Meath1,226€1,134,2251,216€1,283,818678€654,323434€402,8403,554€3,475,207
Monaghan869€967,375892€1,090,371413€444,45097€87,7602,271€2,589,956
Offaly533€497,545525€496,608319€322,150136€119,4001,513€1,435,703
Roscommon845€708,530801€771,392363€329,445119€101,5602,128€1,910,927
Sligo607€538,448570€545,042350€307,602117€108,3401,644€1,499,432
Tipperary2,139€2,014,0012,500€3,202,2521,093€1,346,078366€333,9226,098€6,896,253
Waterford1,624€1,572,6461,965€2,683,4271,184€1,380,139438€386,0555,211€6,022,267
Westmeath740€722,960756€792,999369€340,810147€147,4302,012€2,004,199
Wexford2,252€1,769,8371,835€1,561,634839€631,036356€243,6205,282€4,206,127
Wicklow731€932,952819€1,326,849503€764,609261€298,1102,314€3,322,519
Grand Total45,962€45,207,88549,236€57,596,32426,426€28,949,74911,394€10,826,106133,018€142,580,064

Better Energy Warmer Homes Scheme:

Counties2010201120122013 YTDTotal
Carlow5372132201281,098
Cavan3643232671071,061
Clare 3491,3533452002,247
Cork3,5812,4061,1406327,759
Donegal7179226345162,789
Dublin2,8362,7561,8931,4588,943
Galway1,1912,1335803804,284
Kerry7625875752632,187
Kildare1,3183771961372,028
Kilkenny4364452091131,203
Laois62241294801,208
Leitrim 299256220169944
Limerick8081,0161,0191,2834,126
Longford297199164141801
Louth1,1673601571201,804
Mayo9281,2519835473,709
Meath9543102411181,623
Monaghan318248286146998
Offaly6435862582061,693
Roscommon5365333191611,549
Sligo6285112781941,611
Tipperary1,6091,5716241773,981
Waterford1,0033873722221,984
Westmeath7322781941281,332
Wexford 7307137053912,539
Wicklow9262422021841,554
-TotalTotalTotalTotal*Grand Total
-24,29120,38812,1758,20165,055
*To 7 November 2013

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