Ian McCaffrey, Equipet commented, “We became aware of Energia’s Cash for Kilowatts scheme when we switched to them in 2016. We were considering changing our lighting to more energy efficient LEDs but the fact that there is a significant grant available definitely speeded up the decision. The upgrade work was very smooth and had no impact on our operations.”
Kevin O’Kane, Energia commented, “Equipet is following a wide range of Energia customers by making its operations more energy efficient. By working with us they can save significant amounts of money on their energy bills and reduce their carbon footprint. Full details are available on
www.energia.ie/funding or by emailing
[email protected].”
“Through the scheme we’re delighted to be supporting the national upgrade programme ‘Better Energy’ and the National Climate Change Strategy. Since our initiative began Energia has supported over 700 projects around Ireland, which has saved them over €10 million a year on their electricity bills. Together we have saved 93,000,000 kWh per year and prevented 43 million tonnes of carbon being needlessly released into our environment.”
“Our scheme encourages companies to see the importance of investing in their long term energy usage. The more energy you save, the larger the financial contribution we will offer you. The aim of the grant is to shorten the financial payback period of your investment; our contribution covers on average 30% of the project total cost. Businesses can find out more by contacting Energia. Full details are available on
www.energia.ie/funding or by emailing
[email protected].”
“Energia has a long standing commitment to sustainability. This is one of the reasons why we are one of the leading providers of renewable energy to homes and businesses across Ireland. We currently supply over 795MWs of green power and thanks to a number of wind farms currently in development, we will soon increase this to 1,000MWs. Energia Group remains one of the most significant contributors to the achievement of Ireland’s renewable targets and one of the largest investors in the renewable sector.”
Energia has a 23% market share of the Irish business electricity and gas market supplying the energy needs of almost 60,000 business customers.
Energia has offices in Dublin, Galway, Cork and Belfast.