Begin your energy upgrade journeyLet’s walk through your next steps toward a more efficient home.Next stepsGet a home energy upgrade grantIf you’re improving the energy efficiency of your home, you may qualify for a grant from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) to help you finance those upgrades.See available grantsFind a registered contractorTo access home energy grants, you must use an SEAI‑registered contractor (like SSE Airtricity) to make sure your energy upgrades meet SEAI technical, compliance, and quality standards.Find a contractorExplore your financing optionsWe have a range of options to help you finance your home energy upgrades including a home improvement loan and the Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme (HEULS).Discover your borrowing optionsBank of Ireland takes no responsibility for the accuracy of information from third party websites.Want SSE Airtricity manage the whole process for youUpgrading your home’s energy efficiency can be daunting. That’s why we’ve partnered with SSE Airtricity, who are offering Bank of Ireland customers an award-winning home energy upgrade service to help you better your BER. Book your free consultationPlease note: Bank of Ireland takes no responsibility for the accuracy of information from third party websites. Better BER, better fixed rateYour energy‑efficient home improvements could help you unlock a better mortgage rate.Discover our EcoSaver fixed rateNeed some help with costs?We have a range of options to help you pay for your energy upgrade:Home improvement loansBorrow €2,000 to €75,000 through our low‑rate variable home improvement loan option.Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme (HEULS)A low‑rate loan for homeowners using a grant from the SEAI to make energy‑saving home upgrades.Equity releaseBank of Ireland mortgage holders can borrow €15,000 or up to 90% of their home’s value.WarningIf you do not meet the repayments on your loan, your account will go into arrears. This may affect your credit report, which may limit your ability to access credit, a hire-purchase agreement, a consumer-hire agreement or a BNPL agreement in the future