Energy Engineering points 2026
Energy Engineering is offered at 2 colleges in Ireland, with entry points that differ widely between them. The CAO files it under engineering and engineering trades.
Lowest entry point
310
across the last 5 years
Highest
360
a spread of 50 points between colleges and years
Where it is offered, and what it took
Round one points for each college, year by year. A dash means the course did not run that year, or no figure was published. The last column is the change on the previous year the course ran, which for most is 2026 against 2025.
Some colleges appear twice below with the same course name. Where the level differs, one is an honours degree and the other is not, and the points differ accordingly. Where the level is the same, the college teaches on more than one campus and the CAO lists each under its own code, so the code is what tells them apart.
| College | Course | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlantic Technological University | Energy Engineering AU646· Level 8Atlantic Technological University | 328 | 320 | 360 | +40 |
| Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology | Energy Engineering GA673· Level 7Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology | – | – | – | – |
| Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology | Energy Engineering GA681· Level 8Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology | – | – | – | – |
# beside a course, an interview, portfolio, audition or test is required. Beside a figure, that assessment is included in the number, which is why it can be above 625. * not everyone on that score was offered a place, so places were drawn at random among applicants on it.
Reading this table
None of these numbers is a threshold. Each is the points of the last applicant offered a place that year, so it describes where the queue was cut rather than a standard the college set. What moves them.