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Genersys Ireland Ltd (Sales)
44 Victoria Square,
Rostrevor, Newry,
County Down BT34 3EU

Genersys Ireland (Showroom)
Warrenpoint Enterprise Centre

Tel: (028) 4173 7777
Fax: (028) 4173 8456
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info@genersys-ireland.com


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	Solar Water Heating Panels from Genersys Ireland Genersys Ireland provide distribution, installation and customer support services for the Genersys range of solar water heating system in Irelands. Genersys provide complete solar water heating solutions for residential, commercial and swimming pool applications throughout Ireland from project specification through to system commissioning. Based outside Newry, County Down, we are the Irish distributor for Genersys plc, distributing solar panel technology and solar power applications throughout Ireland and the UK. Genersys are registered with both SEI (Irish Republic) and Reconnect / Action Renewables (Northern Ireland / UK), both of which provide grant aid. Download the application forms here.


Benefits of a Genersys solar heating system
	The solar panels and collectors produced by Genersys are among the best-performing and most durable in the world, drawing upon the technology and investment of the aerospace industry in the use of solar and thermal energy. By harnessing the limitless free solar energy from light, the solar collectors in our state-of-the-art heating systems provide hot water, space heating and air conditioning for people and businesses throughout the world. Our panels have a 20 year panel warranty Panel life expectancy of 35 years High quality German engineering Panels are low maintenance and low profile when installed System payback is in the region of 6-7 years Panels generate up to 70% of annual hot water requirements for FREE

Recent Projects

6 House Development Dundalk

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Newry, Co. Down

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Robert Kyriakides' blog (Genersys plc)

Robert Kyriakides from Genersys plc, our parent company, regularly contributes content relating to solar and renewable energy to his personal blog. Some of his most recent postings are shown below.

Fri, 09 May 2008 : Why we do need solar systems

Thu, 08 May 2008 : Flooding and the need to decentralise energy supply

Wed, 07 May 2008 : Mr Brown?s own yardstick and climate change

Tue, 06 May 2008 : Uranium and being kind to Kazakhstan

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	Fire station to be powered by sun A fire station in south-west London is leading the way by becoming the first in the UK to be powered by the sun. Full story... Genersys to deliver Faraday Lecture Genersys solar thermal panels have been chosen to demonstrate renewable energy at the highly prestigious Faraday lectures,... Full story... DTI 'damaging' green power sector Problems with a government grant programme are damaging the UK's renewable power industry. Full story... Hain puts 'green' panels on home Welsh Secretary Peter Hain has installed solar energy panels at his home after becoming "deeply disturbed about climate... Full story... Energy Show 2007 Opens in Dublin Irish Businesses made 15% gains in energy efficiency between 1995 and 2005 Full story... Click here to view all news...

Solar Panels and Solar Energy Applications

Contact Us

Newsletter

Solar Water Heating Panels from Genersys Ireland

Benefits of a Genersys solar heating system

Recent Projects

Robert Kyriakides' blog (Genersys plc)

News

Fire station to be powered by sun

Genersys to deliver Faraday Lecture

DTI 'damaging' green power sector

Hain puts 'green' panels on home

Energy Show 2007 Opens in Dublin