ESRI Report: One in Ten Households Cannot Afford Adequate Heat

A new report from the ESRI indicates that one in ten households in Ireland are unable to afford adequate heating for their homes or to pay their energy bills. This highlights a significant issue of energy poverty across the country.

29 Apr, 23:01 — 29 Apr, 23:01

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One in 10 households couldn't afford adequate heat - ESRI

Some 14% of Irish households in 2024 said they were unable to afford adequate warmth or pay energy bills in full, according to a new report from the Economic and Social Research Institute.

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ESRI Report: One in Ten Households Cannot Afford Adequate Heat

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