Publications
Customer Service
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Apprenticeship Brochure
This pdf contains information about entry requirements for an Electrical/Network Technician Apprenticeship in ESB Networks . It also has details on interview tips and how to apply.
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Assessment of the scope for higher penetrations of distributed generation on the low volage distribution network
ESB Networks is committed to enabling the move towards a low carbon future by enabling technologies and facilitating our customers' transition to a low carbon future. Our latest report focuses on microgeneration.
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Coolnabacky Substation Report
This Independent comprehensive hydrogeological and hydrological review of the Coolnabackey Substation found the proposed development will not impact on local water sources posing "no significant risk" and corroborating previous studies undertaken.
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Customer Service Improvement Plan 2013-2016
This Customer Service Improvement Plan 2013-2016 complements and strengthens the Customer Charter. It reaffirms our commitment to the delivery of high quality services that meet your needs in a cost effective manner.
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Cut outs for electrification of domestic heat and transport | Download PDF 731 KB
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ESB Networks Customer Charter
The 12 Service Guarantees that represent the targets which our staff will be expected to meet or beat when providing you with the range of ESB Networks related services.
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IRL REPORT FOR ESB Networks - LAOIS KILKENNY ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION PROJECT
ESB Networks employed the services of Irish Rural Link in October 2019 to carry out an independent assessment of community understanding of the Laois-Kilkenny Reinforcement Project.
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Laois Kilkenny Reinforcement Project Door Drop Q_amp_A
This pdf is an update on the Laois-Kilkenny Reinforcement Project. The pdf is a Q&A prepared by the Laois-Kilkenny Reinforcement Project Team.
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MV Customer Connection Standard Module – Electric Vehicle Charging Hubs in Urban Environment
In order to meet the targets set out in the National Climate Action Plan, ESB Networks is developing standard module connection options to facilitate the faster connection of customers deploying low-carbon technology. ESB Networks is looking for stakeholder feedback on our proposed alternative MV connection options for electric vehicle charging sites in urban service station locations.