Can You Have a Fast EV Charger at Home?
Most homes can have a “fast” 7kW–7.4kW EV charger installed without any major electrical work. Ultra-fast DC rapid chargers, on the other hand, are rarely practical or affordable on a residential driveway. Here is what “fast” really means for home charging, and how to work out what your property can support. Key Takeaways Yes – […]
What Is the Cheapest Way to Charge an EV at Home?
Charging an electric car in Ireland can cost anywhere from a couple of euro to over €30 for the same battery, depending entirely on where and when you plug in. Here is exactly how to get the lowest possible cost out of your home charging setup. Key Takeaways The cheapest way to charge an EV […]
Customer Spotlight: Marcus Tuck’s Solar Tracking System
At EnergyServ.ie, we love seeing how our customers take renewable energy to the next level. Today, we’re highlighting a brilliant innovation by one of our customers, Marcus Tuck, who used an EnergyServ stationary ground-mount system as the foundation for a custom, fully automated Solar Tracking Array The Project Standard ground mounts are fixed in one […]
What Happens During a Commercial Solar Installation? A Step-by-Step Guide for Irish Businesses
For many Irish business owners, commercial solar can still feel like a major construction project filled with paperwork, disruption, and uncertainty. In reality, a professional commercial solar installation is a structured, highly organised process designed to minimise downtime while delivering long-term savings from the very first day. A typical commercial solar project involves: Analysing your business energy […]
Will Rising Fuel Prices Increase Electricity Costs in Ireland?
As fuel prices continue to rise across Ireland, many homeowners and businesses are asking the same question: Will higher petrol, diesel, and heating oil costs lead to higher electricity bills? It’s a valid concern — but the answer is not as straightforward as it might seem. Quick Answer: Yes — But Indirectly In short, electricity […]
What is a Good BER Rating? A Homeowner’s Guide to Energy Efficiency in Ireland
If you’re buying, selling, or living in Ireland, your BER (Building Energy Rating) is more than just a colourful sticker used for bragging rights. It’s a direct reflection of how much you’ll spend on bills and how warm your toes will stay in the winter. So what is a good BER rating? Read on to […]
Why Logistics & Warehousing are the Perfect Candidates for Solar PPAs
Here in the Sunny Southeast, we’re no strangers to making the most of the weather. But if you’re running a logistics hub or a sprawling warehouse in Ireland today, that vast roof of yours is likely doing nothing but keeping the rain off the inventory. At EnergyServ, we’ve been installing commercial PV solar panels in […]
€13 Million Funding Available for Businesses in Ireland to Install Solar — With No Upfront Costs!
Energy costs remain one of the largest operating expenses for businesses across Ireland. Electricity prices continue to fluctuate, and for many organisations, managing energy spend has become a constant challenge. EnergyServ — one of Ireland’s most experienced solar providers, with thousands of installations delivered nationwide — is working with IRPC Green Energy to make […]
EnergyServ Wins 2026 Excellence in Business Award for Solar PV Solutions
EnergyServ: Leading Ireland’s Transition to Sustainable Solar EnergyServ has been honoured with the Excellence in Business Award (2026) for Solar PV Solutions in the Southeast Region. This recognition reflects the dedication, expert craftsmanship, and customer-first approach our team has maintained since we first opened our doors in 2016. As a family-run Irish company with thousands […]
Solar Panels, PPA and EV Charging: The Ultimate Sustainability Trio for Irish Businesses
If you’re running a business in Ireland, you don’t need me to tell you that electricity prices have been a bit of a roller coaster. Between the network charge hikes and the sheer unpredictability of the grid, the “old way” of simply paying the bill and moving on is becoming a massive drain on the […]