Powering the Difference

We are proud to be the official energy partner of Munster Rugby

Energy with insight

Get the smartest, cleanest electricity in Ireland, detailed data on your energy use, and optimisation strategy tailored to your unique needs.

Supply

Lower your carbon footprint with our 100% renewable energy mix. Achieve accredited carbon neutrality.

Analysis

Full oversight of your energy use through our smart systems. Detailed, practical insights and reporting from data analysis.

Advice

Discover how to reduce your consumption, your costs and your carbon footprint.

Presenting partner of Munster v South Africa XV

Munster beat a South African touring side for the first time on a famous Thursday night at Páirc Uí Chaoimh. A sell-out crowd of 41,400 was the largest ever attendance for a rugby match in Munster as the province played the first-ever game at the famous Cork venue.

Historic first win over South African touring side
First game of rugby in Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Largest attendance for a rugby match in the province
Shane Daly scored first try in the Pairc

Powering Thomond Park and Musgrave Park with 100% Green Energy

We are proud to power Thomond Park and Musgrave Park with 100% Clean Energy.

Reducing the carbon footprint of the Stadia
Creating sustainable energy future
Empowering Munster Rugby to see their energy usage

Pinergy Munster Schools Senior Cup

Pinergy is supporting the premier schools rugby tournament in the province, powering the development and sustainability of the game for young players throughout the region. For more than 110 years, the Munster Schools Senior Cup has been the backbone of youth rugby in the province.

Powering the Difference
Supporting Schools Rugby across Munster
Powering sustainable future of Munster Rugby

10 year Solar Partnership

Pinergy has teamed up with Irish and Munster legend, Niamh Briggs, to announce their commitment to the long-term support of Munster Rugby’s sustainability strategy. Pinergy will now fund a 10-year partnership to install Solar Panels at Cork’s Musgrave Park.