myenergi Ireland
myenergi Ireland supplies electric vehicle chargers, solar power diverters and modular batteries, with installers available across Ireland and products eligible for SEAI grants.
About myenergi Ireland
myenergi Ireland: eco-smart technology for home and business
myenergi Ireland is the Irish division of myenergi, a company that presents itself as a leader in innovation and manufacturing of eco-smart renewable technology. Its catalogue includes solutions for electric vehicle charging, solar energy utilisation and home energy storage. The firm operates in Ireland and Northern Ireland and offers installers throughout the country.
Home products
The home range is organised into three areas: vehicle charging, solar water heating and battery storage. The most prominent product is zappi, an electric vehicle charger that can be powered by the grid, wind or solar energy. The company claims it was the world's first electric car charger compatible with solar and wind. The zappi multiphase model allows charging with grid, wind or solar energy, and the recent zappi GLO is presented as an option with a modern and simple design.
For utilising solar surplus, myenergi offers eddi, a microgeneration energy diverter that uses excess energy from photovoltaic panels or wind turbines to heat water and spaces for free. The eddi+ version is a three-phase solar power diverter. The libbi storage system is a modular battery that adapts to the user's needs.
The company also markets a mobile app to manage and monitor myenergi products from anywhere, with access to information on charging, grid import and export, photovoltaic generation and battery status, as well as timers and boost functions.
Business solutions
For the commercial sector, myenergi Ireland offers a commercial electric vehicle charger and the commercial energy diverter eddi+. The company states that zappi is OCPP compliant as standard, which allows connection to hundreds of platforms to control and manage charging, track usage and restrict access. This functionality is aimed at both home and work environments.
Grants and compatibility
myenergi products are eligible for the SEAI (Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland) grant programme. The company also mentions a Product Champion Programme. Regarding compatibility, the site displays logos of various vehicle brands with which its chargers are compatible, although it does not detail which ones.
Presence and contact
myenergi Ireland operates from Fitzwilliam Square North, Dublin 2. The company has a helpline for Northern Ireland and another for the Republic of Ireland, and offers a sales email for Ireland. It also has a network of installers throughout the country and a section for installers with guides and resources.
Origin and manufacturing
myenergi presents itself as a British company for innovation and manufacturing of eco-smart renewable technology, with an innovation complex at the Humber Freeport in the United Kingdom. The company claims that its zappi product was the world's first solar and wind compatible electric car charger, and that it helped put British manufacturing back on the world stage. The management team includes Noel Hynes as Managing Director, Andrew Clint as Chief Executive Officer, Lee Sutton as Co-Founder and Chief Innovation Officer, Jack Fielder as Chief Commercial Officer, Greg Andrews as Chief Financial Officer, Gerry Hinds as Chief Technical Officer, David Bailey as Chief Operating Officer and Juliet Carter as Chief Marketing Officer.
Mission and track record
The company declares its mission is to change the world through green technology, provide energy independence, drive a sustainable future and save its customers money on their energy bills. myenergi supplies tens of thousands of renewable energy products, car chargers and smart devices to homes and businesses worldwide. The site includes a timeline of milestones, although they are not detailed in the available text.
Location and contact
Fitzwilliam Square North, Dublin 2, D02 X224
Electric vehicle chargers and solar power diverters