Setting up fleet EV charging for logistics depot involves matching charger power and count to your vehicles’ duty cycles, securing enough grid capacity, and phasing the install so you don’t pay for infrastructure you won’t use yet. Get those three right and the rest follows. Most logistics operators start with overnight depot charging because vans […]
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 commercial solar grant, the Non-Domestic Microgen Grant (NDMG), now pays an effective 45% of your solar PV costs, worth up to €325,200 per site. That enhanced rate runs for a nine-month window, from 6 October 2026 to 6 July 2027. The grant pays a set amount per kilowatt-peak (kWp) installed, so a bigger […]
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 panels in Ireland typically cost €1,000 to €1,500 per kWp installed for most business systems, dropping toward €700 to €900 per kWp on large rooftops. In round numbers, a 100 kWp system runs around €90,000 to €140,000 before any grant. What changed the sums is the grant. Since 6 October 2026, the SEAI […]
The commercial solar payback period in Ireland now sits at roughly three to five years for most businesses, down from the five to seven years that were common a year ago. The reason is a bigger grant. In October 2026 the SEAI support for business solar rose to 45% of eligible cost, up from around […]
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