Glenergy Ltd

Glenergy Ltd

Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing

Kilcoole, Wicklow 696 followers

Energy For Everything - Specialist supplier of renewable and low energy technologies

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About us

Glenergy brings together the most comprehensive suite of energy products and skills in Ireland under one roof. We provide CHP, Heat Pumps, Hot Water Heat Pumps, Solar PV, Solar Thermal and other energy related solutions. Glenergy’s aim is to provide the best energy solution for our clients at the best price whilst also taking into account our long term sustainability and greater social obligations. Glenergy is unique in that we supply a number of different technologies so we can provide the correct system appropriate for each client and project. We supply: Micro CHP Heat pumps Hot Water Heat Pumps Commercial High Efficiency Boilers Solar PV Solar Thermal Underfloor heating systems Thermal Bridging products Electric heating. See more at: http://www.glenergy.ie/aboutus.html

Website
http://www.glenergy.ie
Industry
Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Kilcoole, Wicklow
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2014
Specialties
Renewable Energy, Solar Panels, Heat Pumps, Micro CHP, Energy Efficiency, Underfloor Heating, Thermal Bridging, Electric Heating, Energy consultancy, and NZEB

Locations

  • Primary

    Unit 1 A

    Renmore Business Park

    Kilcoole, Wicklow 00, IE

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  • Glenergy Ltd reposted this

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    Ever wondered how cities can transition to sustainable living while revitalizing urban areas? 🧐 The Dublin City Council demolished old, dilapidated buildings and replaced them with modern architecture that blends eco-friendly solutions and high living standards. 👉 At the heart of this urban regeneration are our heat pumps providing efficient and sustainable heating and hot water for 67 apartments and commercial spaces. Each plant room has multiple heat pumps in a cascade system, ensuring a comfortable living environment while reducing the city's carbon footprint. This project sets a new standard for sustainable multi-apartment buildings, transitioning from traditional gas/oil heating to renewable energy sources. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/d_pHFwnB

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    Glenergy are very proud of this installation and not the first old building we have been involved in. Glenergy Ltd we love old buildings! KRONOTERM GeoServ Quinn Downes Group AECOM Clancy

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    Energy transition optimist │ Director, European Programmes at Regulatory Assistance Project │ Research Associate at Oxford and Cambridge Universities │ LinkedIn Top Voice │ FEI │ FRSA

    Next time you hear "heat pumps don't work in old buildings" remember this: Ireland’s oldest surviving purpose-built residential building has a heat pump providing all of its heating. Built between 1699 and 1702 the Rubrics Building is the oldest building within Trinity College Dublin. It's a Protected Structure and Recorded Monument. https://lnkd.in/eacFBJwd

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    Meet VERSI – the perfect heat pump for owners with little space inside and outside the building! 🎉   It was created for various types of buildings with low energy needs and limited space. The intelligent design enables adaptation to the needs of the building, lowers consumption and ensures decreases heating costs. In 15 years, compared to fuel oil, you can save up to €16,000, up to €11,000 when replacing a pellet furnace and up to €20,000 when replacing infrared panels! 📉

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