List of the 75 largest PV-Installers Ireland [2024]

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List of 3 large PV-Installers in Ireland [2024]

Ireland, celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes and dynamic cultural heritage, is witnessing a notable increase in the generation of renewable energy. Both homeowners and businesses are turning towards solar energy to illuminate their path towards a brighter future. In the following we will highlight three Solar-Installers from Ireland.

1. TriNRG (Castlebar)

TriNRG is a fully certified solar installer, headquartered in Castlebar, providing a comprehensive range of energy solutions to domestic, commercial, agricultural, and utility sectors, with rooftop and ground-mounted installations. To date the company has installed about 25 MWp of solar energy. An example project is a ground-mounted utility solar park in Wexford. The project was completed in 2024 with an installed capacity of 15 MWp.

2. NuSolas Energy (Shannon)

NuSolas Energy is based in Shannon and is a SEAI certified solar installation company. The company has been awarded the Business All-Star Solar Company Award by the ALL-Ireland Business in 2024. NuSolas provides its services to residential, commercial, and agricultural clients. The company offers their installations throughout th areas of Clare, Galway, Limerick, Tipperary, and Roscommon

3. SolarSol (Gorey)

SolarSol is based in Gorey and specializes in both residential and commercial solar installations. The company is SEAI registered and work with solar panels from different brand such as Meyer Burger and Jinko Solar. Alongside their services of design, supply, installation, and maintenance of solar energy, the company also offers these services for EV Charging and Battery Storage systems.

Included columns in our Irish PV-Installer database

• Company Name
• Legal form
• URL
• Country
• City
• Postcode
• Address
• Email
• Phone
• Top Installer
• Certified Installer
• Management
• Regional focus
• Entry added
• Last reviewed
• Last updated

In some cases, data can be missing due to unavailability (e.g. no management names were available). In these cases, we indicate the fields in the list as “n.a.”

Picture Sources: Unsplash+ & American Public Power Association (09.07.2024)