Efficient Heating, Greener Living

Stiebel Eltron, a leader in the heating and ventilation industry, has been providing cutting-edge technology for over 17 years in the UK. The company specialises in electric space heating, water heating, and ventilation solutions, with a strong emphasis on renewable energy products like air source and ground source heat pumps. With a proven track record in the UK market, Stiebel Eltron is now expanding into Ireland, setting up a new subsidiary in Blanchardstown, Dublin.

The company offers a comprehensive range of products, from 5 kW systems for domestic use to large-scale heat pumps delivering up to a megawatt of thermal output for commercial applications. Their products are designed to meet the needs of a wide variety of customers, whether in new builds or retrofitting older homes and businesses. One of the main advantages of Stiebel Eltron’s technology is energy efficiency, which results in both carbon reduction and significant cost savings for consumers. As Mark McManus, the Managing Director for Ireland and the UK, explained:

“All of our products, whether big or small, are always manufactured with energy efficiency in mind. Take one of our small water heaters – we’ve added a 24-hour timer, which can be programmed. This can be tailored to the customer’s schedule: if there’s no one home during the evenings, it won’t be on when there’s no requirement for heat.”

Stiebel Eltron sees great potential in Ireland’s heating market, with favourable government grants and subsidies encouraging the transition to renewable energy. The company’s heating solutions are particularly well-suited to Ireland’s climate, making heat pumps an ideal option for reducing reliance on fossil fuels in homes and businesses.

Looking to the future, Stiebel Eltron plans to focus on supporting the installer network in Ireland. By providing training and education, the company aims to improve the installation of heat pump technology and ensure consumers get the highest quality service. This aligns with their goal of aiding Ireland’s shift from fossil fuels to sustainable, energy-efficient alternatives.