It’s a landmark moment for GMC Utilities Group as we proudly announce the award and official signing of the North Connacht 110kV High-Voltage Cable Project
Congratulations to ESB and the GMC EV Team for their commitment and collaboration throughout the project, delivering a state-of-the-art charging solution for electric vehicle users in the heart of the community.
The hub features the installation of ABB 360 kW high-power fast chargers, equipped with CCS connectors, offering ultra-fast charging capability that significantly reduces charging times and enhances the user experience for EV drivers.
To support this high-demand charging capacity, GMC engineered and delivered a robust power solution including:
This project stands as a strong example of cross-industry partnership, technical excellence, and strategic investment in sustainable transport solutions.
By connecting directly from the MV network and stepping down through a modular substation, the hub delivers both the performance required today and the capacity needed for tomorrow.
GMC continues to play a leading role in accelerating Ireland’s transition to low-carbon mobility, delivering high-quality infrastructure that supports cleaner, smarter, and more connected communities.
With projects like Frascati Shopping Centre, GMC is helping to shape a reliable nationwide charging network, enabling EV users to travel with confidence while supporting Ireland’s sustainability goals. Another successful delivery. Another step toward a greener future.
It’s a landmark moment for GMC Utilities Group as we proudly announce the award and official signing of the North Connacht 110kV High-Voltage Cable Project
GMC Utilities Group is pleased to announce the successful completion of the Finglas–Merville 110kV Cable Replacement Project, delivered on behalf of ESB Networks.
GMC Utilities Group Ltd. is proud to serve as the appointed regional contractor for a vital energy infrastructure project, undertaken on behalf of ESB. This significant undertaking involved the transfer of the Newbury 110 kV substation from its previous connection at Finglas Substation to a new connection at Belcamp Substation.
