31 Woodbine Business Park, Hewitsland, New Ross, Wexford,
31 Woodbine Business Park, Hewitsland, New Ross, Wexford,
SMART SOLAR SOLUTIONS
Looking for an EV Charging Station Solution for your EV Car? As Ireland accelerates towards a more sustainable transportation landscape, EnergyServ is at the forefront of empowering drivers to embrace the electric revolution. Our comprehensive range of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions offers convenience, control, and peace of mind, making the transition to an emission-free driving experience seamless and rewarding.
Experience the ultimate convenience of charging your electric vehicle from the comfort of your own home. At EnergyServ, we understand that the quiet comfort of an electric vehicle isn’t just great for your pocket; it’s great for the environment too. That’s why we provide expert advice on power management, ensuring you’ll always have electricity for the things you need, while also guiding you on the best installation practices and charger options to suit your specific vehicle.
As part of our commitment to promoting sustainable transportation, we support our customers in accessing the SEAI Electric Vehicle Home Charger Grant. Owners of new or second-hand electric vehicles can benefit from up to €300 off the purchase and installation of an EV home charger, making the transition to electric driving even more financially rewarding.
Embracing electric vehicles offers numerous advantages beyond just environmental sustainability. From enhanced safety standards to significant tax incentives and exemptions, electric cars provide unparalleled practicality, with models like the Nissan LEAF and the Renault Fluence ZE offering ample space and range to accommodate daily commuting needs.
Electric cars can plug in to your domestic 13amp power supply at home using an Electric Vehicle Home Charging point, the same as your vacuum cleaner or TV. In fact, trials have shown that’s what most EV users do – 85% plug in and charge overnight at home or work rather than using public on-street chargers.
Electric cars are sometimes touted as ‘zero emission’, but that’s misleading. They have zero tailpipe emissions, but there are emissions created in the generation of electricity. The average CO2 rating for a mid-size electric car is about 80g/km. The average figure for a mid-size combustion-engine car is between 147g/km and 161g/km.
The typical charge time for pure-electric cars using a standard Irish home wall socket as your Electric Vehicle Home Charging point is between six and eight hours. PHEVs and E-REVs take much less time to charge because they have smaller batteries. Most new pure EVs can also use rapid charging points that can top up the batteries to 80% capacity in around 30 minutes.
Most new electric cars have a range of over 100 miles. That doesn’t sound like a lot but given that 80% of Europeans drive less than 63 miles every day
