WAREHOUSING, STORAGE & LOGISTICS SEGEN
Ireland is seeing strong growth in solar and storage deployment, driven by a ‘forward-thinking’ government and ‘attractive subsidies’
By Spencer Conday, Managing Director, Segen UK & Ireland S
egen, is powering up its presence in Ireland with a major expansion designed to meet the nation’s surging appetite for solar PV
and battery storage. With this strategic push, the company is positioning itself as one of Ireland’s most comprehensive renewable suppliers – giving installers, contractors and local authorities seamless access to almost 800 SKUs from the world’s leading manufacturers.
With this full suite of premium products, Irish
installers and contractors will have access to everything they need to deliver a wide range of residential and commercial projects, said Segen, adding that the ultimate goal is to “accelerate deployment of renewable energy infrastructure, shorten installation timelines and strengthen energy independence across Ireland.”
SCALING UP TO MEET SURGING DEMAND Segen’s extensive product range is anchored by what the company calls “an unmatched portfolio of battery energy storage solutions” – including, Ireland, the Tesla Powerwall home battery. The Powerwall is stocked alongside battery systems from other leading manufacturers and Solis, giving installers a comprehensive range of options to meet diverse project requirements. Beyond storage, Segen’s portfolio also encompasses high-performance solar panels and inverters from Solis, as well as a broad selection of robust, reliable mounting solutions and Schletter. To accommodate its expanded product
portfolio, Segen has established a 35,000-square- to improve product availability and accelerate delivery times, offering free same-day afternoon collection for orders placed before 13:00 and In addition, the Irish operation is supported
by a dedicated local team of technical and sales experts, providing customers with tailored
Renewables distributor Segen completes major expansion in Ireland and announces Tesla Powerwall launch
guidance and support that aligns with national project requirements. of Ireland is experiencing rapid growth, driven by a forward-thinking government committed to advancing the clean energy transition through
distributor of renewable energy technologies in industry-leading products, unmatched technical support, and reliable local service that customers can count on.”
TESLA POWERWALL MAKES ROI AND NORTHERN IRELAND DEBUT also announced its appointment as the exclusive distributor of the Tesla Powerwall home battery agreement brings the Powerwall to installers and is one of the world’s best-selling home energy storage systems, with over one million units
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inverter and scalable design, it provides a future- ready solution to Ireland’s growing demand for reliable, clean energy storage. “The introduction of the Powerwall, alongside other leading battery energy storage solutions, comes at a pivotal time for the Irish market, where demand for reliable storage is continuing to grow rapidly, particularly in rural areas where “By combining premium technologies with
expert support, local stockholding and fast delivery, we’re enabling installers and contractors solutions that maximise savings, improve energy resilience and support the transition to cleaner, more independent energy systems.” To further support customers in Ireland, Segen
is providing access to the , a comprehensive digital platform designed to streamline every stage of the procurement and project design process. The portal offers users real-time pricing updates, live product availability, detailed technical documentation, system design tools and a range of additional resources to help
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