Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 18 December 2018
512. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment the number of households that have availed of the warmer homes scheme in each of the years since its commencement, by county or local authority; and the number and value of grants in each year issued by each local authority. [53079/18]
View answerThe Warmer Homes scheme has been in operation since 2000 and provides free energy efficiency upgrades to low income homeowners living in or at risk of energy poverty. The number of homes and overall funding for each year is set out in Table 1. A county breakdown is available for the years 2015-2018 and is set out in Table 2.
Table 1
|
Year |
Homes |
Cost (incl VAT) €M |
|
2000 |
1430 |
0.200 |
|
2001 |
1500 |
0.200 |
|
2002 |
1600 |
0.200 |
|
2003 |
1768 |
0.600 |
|
2004 |
1947 |
0.600 |
|
2005 |
1813 |
1.000 |
|
2006 |
2102 |
2.000 |
|
2007 |
3378 |
4.300 |
|
2008 |
5343 |
5.600 |
|
2009 |
16240 |
12.000 |
|
2010 |
24291 |
30.000 |
|
2011 |
20388 |
21.400 |
|
2012 |
12175 |
20.500 |
|
2013 |
9802 |
17.500 |
|
2014 |
9056 |
20.700 |
|
2015 |
6503 |
14.900 |
|
2016 |
6839 |
17.100 |
|
2017 |
6532 |
19.800 |
|
2018 YTD |
5044 |
29.792 |
|
TOTAL to date |
137751 |
218.392 |
Table 2
|
2015 |
2015 |
2016 |
2016 |
2017 |
2017 |
2018 YTD |
||
|
County |
Homes |
Cost (incl VAT) |
Homes |
Cost (incl VAT) |
Homes |
Cost (incl VAT) |
Homes |
Cost (incl VAT) |
|
Co. Carlow |
233 |
€523,961.22 |
94 |
€200,344 |
81 |
€250,051 |
56 |
€276,820 |
|
Co. Cavan |
143 |
€409,985.42 |
90 |
€272,327 |
88 |
€380,766 |
178 |
€851,023 |
|
Co. Clare |
70 |
€209,069.64 |
121 |
€335,272 |
220 |
€652,857 |
142 |
€637,281 |
|
Co. Cork |
417 |
€1,045,762.10 |
482 |
€1,463,903 |
599 |
€1,622,243 |
507 |
€3,098,258 |
|
Co. Donegal |
349 |
€985,560.09 |
294 |
€865,165 |
264 |
€1,011,083 |
573 |
€2,818,657 |
|
Co. Dublin |
1675 |
€2,432,752.14 |
867 |
€1,333,654 |
1574 |
€3,167,986 |
792 |
€5,951,882 |
|
Co. Galway |
299 |
€895,183.82 |
248 |
€774,751 |
516 |
€1,763,729 |
231 |
€1,282,419 |
|
Co. Kerry |
154 |
€442,009.32 |
127 |
€421,904 |
135 |
€535,545 |
319 |
€2,162,157 |
|
Co. Kildare |
564 |
€1,176,299.91 |
281 |
€693,232 |
152 |
€347,646 |
163 |
€844,434 |
|
Co. Kilkenny |
112 |
€279,677.00 |
246 |
€660,772 |
65 |
€165,509 |
59 |
€254,825 |
|
Co. Laois |
79 |
€201,612.83 |
302 |
€765,453 |
82 |
€280,083 |
80 |
€354,771 |
|
Co. Leitrim |
65 |
€218,732.30 |
47 |
€157,928 |
55 |
€204,544 |
55 |
€363,694 |
|
Co. Limerick |
73 |
€209,665.15 |
205 |
€495,583 |
231 |
€743,277 |
153 |
€742,842 |
|
Co. Longford |
111 |
€298,805.09 |
88 |
€206,281 |
61 |
€144,708 |
69 |
€289,090 |
|
Co. Louth |
158 |
€393,031.33 |
531 |
€1,168,614 |
153 |
€433,733 |
114 |
€466,233 |
|
Co. Mayo |
285 |
€885,291.82 |
290 |
€860,383 |
455 |
€1,704,754 |
209 |
€1,052,454 |
|
Co. Meath |
214 |
€484,551.36 |
697 |
€1,547,615 |
175 |
€497,041 |
118 |
€813,638 |
|
Co. Monaghan |
70 |
€187,811.25 |
45 |
€129,735 |
38 |
€209,127 |
102 |
€425,840 |
|
Co. Offaly |
118 |
€297,958.86 |
337 |
€936,966 |
100 |
€277,491 |
87 |
€395,309 |
|
Co. Roscommon |
105 |
€316,828.00 |
82 |
€257,299 |
83 |
€303,279 |
115 |
€736,392 |
|
Co. Sligo |
68 |
€187,010.34 |
139 |
€400,866 |
190 |
€703,149 |
104 |
€562,173 |
|
Co. Tipperary |
148 |
€389,003.26 |
203 |
€513,979 |
303 |
€870,511 |
132 |
€916,965 |
|
Co. Waterford |
141 |
€364,183.32 |
106 |
€327,691 |
233 |
€1,078,988 |
112 |
€978,242 |
|
Co. Westmeath |
394 |
€936,281.66 |
182 |
€510,733 |
127 |
€462,076 |
135 |
€686,072 |
|
Co. Wexford |
290 |
€799,088.75 |
297 |
€849,173 |
412 |
€1,518,067 |
324 |
€2,056,649 |
|
Co. Wicklow |
168 |
€322,083.18 |
438 |
€977,271 |
140 |
€427,931 |
115 |
€774,211 |
|
Total |
6503 |
€14,892,199.15 |
6839 |
€17,126,896 |
6532 |
€19,756,172 |
5044 |
€29,792,332 |
