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Ecoplex EV Charging, Solar PV and Battery technologies are the smartest choice for your business
Create homes and neighbourhoods fit for the future with our range of renewable technology solutions – helping you meet growing customer demands and regulatory requirements.
We’ve delivered some of the Ireland’s biggest and most complex electric fleet deployments. We do so by using industry leading hardware that comes with connectivity, operation and maintenance. This allows you to focus on running your business, while we ensure you can keep charging confidently.
Reduce energy bills,, sell back to the grid and help combat climate change with renewable energy solutions for farms.
As well as powering your site with a considered solar and battery design, you can also help simplify making the move to driving electric easy for your employees – increasingly popular given the attractiveness of corporate EV lease schemes. Easy-to-manage EV charging solutions on-site allow you to benefit your employees, but without any of the pain.
Demonstrating support for sustainable travel: By offering EV charging points to your employees and customers, you can simplify the switch to greener transportation.
Enhancing business value: Our EV charging solutions are engineered to be highly reliable and easy to manage, providing significant value to your business.
Future-proofing your investment: Our EV charging solutions are designed to accommodate growth, allowing you to scale your charging infrastructure as your needs evolve over time.
Clean and straightforward energy: Minimize your carbon footprint by utilizing renewable solar power to power your business.
Powerful solar energy: Utilise the free energy generated from your solar panels to charge your electric fleet or office, harnessing the full potential of the sun.
Energy self-sufficiency: Reduce your dependence on the electrical grid, protecting your business against rising energy prices by adopting solar power.
Round-the-clock solar power: Securely and automatically store surplus solar energy to power your business when the sun is not shining.
Easy-to-manage solar energy: With SolarEdge, you can easily monitor and control your entire home energy generation and storage using an intuitive app, requiring minimal effort.
Optimize your solar investment: The SolarEdge Energy Bank is DC-coupled, allowing for efficient storage of energy in the same way it's used in your home, eliminating unnecessary conversions and maximizing battery efficiency.
Are you eligible ?
Be a registered business
Install energy-efficient measures
Meet minimum energy savings
Complete energy assessment
Submit applications and relevant documentation
THE ACA
The Accelerated Capital Allowance (ACA) is a tax incentive for companies paying Irish corporation tax who invest in new energy efficient equipment. The ACA allows companies to write off 100% of the purchase value of qualifying energy efficient equipment against their profit in the year of purchase.
For more info on the sEAI grant see our fAQs or Speak to our sales team
FARMERS TAMS III GRANT
If you are a farmer, interested in installing some Solar PV panels in order to reduce your electrical consumption, the below bullet points outline the main things you need to be aware of when looking into this:
40% Grant for over 40’s, 60% for under 40’s
Must have a minimum of 5 Hectares of Land
Must have numbers issued by DAFM
Planning Needed if Over 50m² (circa 10KW)
Intensive Enterprises require a min of 20 Production Units
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Frequently Asked Questions
Solar panels work by converting sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic cells. When sunlight hits the cells, it knocks electrons loose from their atoms, creating a flow of electricity.
The cost of solar panels in Ireland can vary depending on the size of the installation and the type of panels being used. On average, you can expect to pay between €5,000 and €10,000 for a typical residential solar panel installation.
Solar panels can be a good investment in Ireland, particularly for businesses that use a lot of electricity. The upfront cost may be significant, but the panels can save a significant amount on energy costs over the long term.
The amount of energy that solar panels produce in Ireland will depend on the size of the installation and the location of the panels. However, a typical residential solar panel installation can generate between 2,500 and 3,500 kWh of electricity per year.
Solar panels are built to last for many years, with most panels having a lifespan of 25-30 years.
Solar panels can still produce some electricity on cloudy days in Ireland, although the output will be lower than on sunny days.
Yes, solar panels may be eligible for grants or incentives in Ireland, such as the SEAI solar grant for businesses. Contact us and we'll give you all the information you need to get started with solar and start saving.
EV chargers, or electric vehicle chargers, work by providing electricity to the battery of an electric vehicle (EV) to charge it. There are different types of EV chargers available, ranging from slow chargers that can be plugged into a standard household outlet to fast chargers that can charge an EV in a matter of hours.
The cost of an EV charger in Ireland can vary depending on the type of charger being installed and the complexity of the installation process. A basic home charger can cost around €500-€700, while a fast charger can cost upwards of €5,000.
EV chargers can be a good investment in Ireland, particularly for those who own an electric vehicle and do not have access to a charging point at home. The upfront cost of the charger may be significant, but it can save money on fuel costs over the long term.
To determine if your home is suitable for an EV charger, you should consider the type of charger you want to install and whether your home has the necessary electrical capacity to support it. You may need to have your electrical system upgraded in order to install a charger.
The amount of time it takes to charge an electric vehicle with an EV charger depends on the type of charger being used and the capacity of the vehicle's battery. A slow charger may take several hours to charge an EV, while a fast charger can charge an EV in a matter of hours.
Yes, EV chargers can be used in conjunction with your existing energy source, such as the grid. This allows you to charge your electric vehicle using electricity from the grid when needed.
Yes, EV chargers may be eligible for grants or incentives in Ireland, such as the SEAI electric vehicle home charger grant. Contact us and we'll give you all the information you need to get started with solar and start saving.
Solar battery storage for businesses involves installing a battery storage system alongside a solar PV system. The battery system is charged by the solar panels during the day and can provide power to the business during periods of low solar generation or high energy demand, such as in the evenings or during peak energy consumption times.
The main benefits of solar battery storage for businesses include reduced energy bills, increased energy independence and security, improved energy efficiency, and a reduced carbon footprint.
The cost of solar battery storage for businesses can vary depending on the size of the battery system, the type of battery technology, and the level of installation required. However, the cost of battery storage systems is generally decreasing, making it an increasingly affordable option for businesses. Talk to our team today to learn how we can help you.
Solar battery storage systems require little maintenance, with most systems only requiring an annual check-up and regular cleaning of the battery enclosure. However, it is important to ensure that the system is installed correctly and by a certified installer like Ecoplex to prevent any potential issues, and if issues do arise, we're always there to handle it.
Yes, solar battery storage systems can be retrofitted to existing solar PV systems. However, it is important to ensure that the system is designed and installed correctly to ensure compatibility and maximum efficiency.
The size of the solar battery storage system required for your business will depend on a range of factors, including your energy usage, the size of your solar PV system, and the desired level of energy independence. It is recommended to consult with a certified installer to determine the appropriate size for your business.
Solar battery storage systems typically have a lifespan of between 10 and 15 years, depending on the type of battery technology used and the level of maintenance provided. However, some battery systems can last up to 20 years with proper care and maintenance.
The SEAI grant for renewable energy systems for businesses and farms is a government-funded program that provides financial support to businesses and farms for the installation of renewable energy systems.
Irish businesses and farms are eligible for the SEAI grant for renewable energy systems.
The TAMs grant for renewable energy systems for farms is a government-funded program that provides financial support to Irish farms for the installation of renewable energy systems.
The SEAI grant for renewable energy systems for businesses and farms is a government-funded program that provides financial support to businesses and farms for the installation of renewable energy systems.
The SEAI grant is available to businesses and farms, while the TAMs grant is available exclusively to Irish farms.
The amount of funding available through the SEAI and TAMs grants for renewable energy systems varies depending on the specifics of the installation.
Businesses and farms can apply for the SEAI and TAMs grants for renewable energy systems through the SEAI and TAMs websites. The application process involves submitting a grant application, including details on the proposed renewable energy system
The application deadline for the SEAI and TAMs grants for renewable energy systems is not specified, and the programs are open for applications until funds are exhausted.
The SEAI and TAMs will assess the grant application and determine if the proposed renewable energy system installation meets the eligibility criteria and qualifies for the grant. If approved, the SEAI or TAMs will issue a grant offer letter and grant agreement that must be signed by the recipient.
The requirements for the installation of a renewable energy system to receive the SEAI and TAMs grants include using an approved contractor, purchasing approved equipment, and providing proof of completion to the SEAI or TAMs.
Businesses and farms will receive the SEAI and TAMs grant funding for their renewable energy system installation after they have completed the installation, provided proof of completion to the SEAI or TAMs, and met any other required reporting or monitoring obligations.
The amount of time it takes to install a heat pump will depend on the size and complexity of the installation. In general, it can take anywhere from a few hours to a few days to install a heat pump.
The SEAI or TAMs may impose restrictions on the use of the renewable energy system after the grant has been received, such as usage restrictions or requirements to keep the system operational for a specified period of time. These restrictions will be specified in the grant agreement.
The SEAI and TAMs grant application process for renewable energy systems can take several weeks, depending on the complexity of the installation and the volume of applications being processed by the
The SEAI and TAMs grants can be used for the retrofitting of existing renewable energy systems, as long as the system meets the eligibility criteria and the proposed changes are approved by the SEAI or TAMs.
Businesses and farms that receive the SEAI and TAMs grants for renewable energy systems are required to submit regular reports to the SEAI or TAMs, detailing their energy usage and the performance of the renewable energy system. These reporting requirements will be specified in the grant agreement.