Show Notes
Last month Electric Ireland and retrofit experts Tipperary Energy Agency announced a new joint venture called Electric Ireland SuperHomes, which aims to deliver up to 35,000 home retrofits over the coming years.
Home retrofits have become increasingly popular as homeowners look to lower their energy bills as well as their carbon footprint.
While certain retrofit measures are more costly than others in the short term, a wide range of grants and services are available to homeowners who are looking to make green improvements, whether that's installing new insulation or upgrading your home heating system.
In this episode we chat to David Flannery from Electric Ireland SuperHomes to discuss the new joint venture as well everything you need to know about retrofitting your home.
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