EV charging for apartment blocks means installing shared charging infrastructure that multiple residents can use, with fair metering and billing built in from the start. It works by running dedicated cabling and load management through the development’s electrical supply, so each resident is charged for their own use without overloading the building. The key difference […]
The SEAI Non-Domestic Microgeneration Grant (NDMG) is a capital grant that helps Irish businesses install commercial solar PV, worth up to €162,600 depending on system size. It pays a set amount per kilowatt-peak (kWp) installed, so the bigger the system, the larger the grant, up to the cap. For most commercial buildings, the grant covers […]
Commercial EV charging gives Irish businesses a way to power staff, fleet, and customer vehicles on site, cut running costs, and meet growing demand from drivers. With over 212,000 EVs now on Irish roads and battery models outselling petrol and diesel for the first time in January 2026, charging infrastructure has become a practical business […]
Commercial solar has quietly become mainstream in Ireland, with businesses of every size fitting panels to offset the highest electricity prices in years. Commercial solar panels cost in Ireland are roughly €900 to €1,500 per kWp installed in 2026, so a typical business system runs €40,000 to €120,000 before grants. This guide breaks down real […]
Most Irish businesses fitting solar want one number before anything else. How long until it pays for itself? For a commercial rooftop system in Ireland, the commercial solar payback period usually lands between 4-7 years, and an operation that runs its heavy loads during daylight can reach the lower end of that. After that, the […]