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Brite announces plans for new high-powered EV charging hub in Galway

Brite Rapid Charge opening new High-Powered EV Charging hub in Galway City

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01/05/2025

Brite Charging Limited, a High-Powered EV charge point operator, has confirmed the planned opening of their new EV charge hub at Sandy Road in Galway 

The expansion has been announced following the successful testing of their initial Rapid charge site at the Galway Retail Park. 

The new site will be one of the largest zero carbon eMobility solutions in Ireland for EV charging, and will open in June 2025. 

The new site, located directly across the road from Sheils Ford, will see a number of 300kWh chargers being installed.

This will enable people to charge their electric cars at 5kWh per minute. That’s enough to add 100km of range to your battery in just three minutes.

The charge hub will benefit local taxi and fleet drivers who drive, or plan to drive, an electric vehicle in or around Galway city. 

The site is located next to the Maldron, Nox and Menlo Park hotels as well as the Terryland retail Park. 

Brite has stated that it will further expand its capacity in the coming months with even more high-powered charging stations in Galway.

Author:

Briain Kelly
EDITOR

Briain Kelly is a Leinster based journalist and content creator who has been writing about energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies for nearly three years. He researches the latest news in multiple areas related to solar power, electric vehicles, heat pumps, and home energy upgrades. His writing includes both technological developments and government policy.

Author:

Briain Kelly
Renewable Energy Researcher

Briain Kelly is a Leinster based journalist and content creator who has been writing about energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies for nearly three years. He researches the latest news in multiple areas related to solar power, electric vehicles, heat pumps, and home energy upgrades. His writing includes both technological developments and government policy.

Brite Rapid Charge opening new High-Powered EV Charging hub in Galway City

Written by

Last edited 

02/05/2025

Brite Charging Limited, a High-Powered EV charge point operator, has confirmed the planned opening of their new EV charge hub at Sandy Road in Galway 

The expansion has been announced following the successful testing of their initial Rapid charge site at the Galway Retail Park. 

The new site will be one of the largest zero carbon eMobility solutions in Ireland for EV charging, and will open in June 2025. 

The new site, located directly across the road from Sheils Ford, will see a number of 300kWh chargers being installed.

This will enable people to charge their electric cars at 5kWh per minute. That’s enough to add 100km of range to your battery in just three minutes.

The charge hub will benefit local taxi and fleet drivers who drive, or plan to drive, an electric vehicle in or around Galway city. 

The site is located next to the Maldron, Nox and Menlo Park hotels as well as the Terryland retail Park. 

Brite has stated that it will further expand its capacity in the coming months with even more high-powered charging stations in Galway.

Author:

Briain Kelly
EDITOR

Briain Kelly is a Leinster based journalist and content creator who has been writing about energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies for nearly three years. He researches the latest news in multiple areas related to solar power, electric vehicles, heat pumps, and home energy upgrades. His writing includes both technological developments and government policy.

Author:

Briain Kelly
Renewable Energy Researcher

Briain Kelly is a Leinster based journalist and content creator who has been writing about energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies for nearly three years. He researches the latest news in multiple areas related to solar power, electric vehicles, heat pumps, and home energy upgrades. His writing includes both technological developments and government policy.

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