Frontline Energy was founded in 2007 to provide an end-to-end maintenance and energy management solution for the built environment. Ireland’s most experienced district heating provider, we design tailored solutions for our customers that focus on enhancing their business performance and reducing their running costs.
Energy is quite possibly the most valuable commodity on the planet. Without it, nothing else in our everyday lives can function or be produced. So we see it as our responsibility to advise our customers on ways of minimising their energy use, costs, and environmental impact.
From District Heating systems to Lean Heat, HVAC to Energy Consultancy, our diverse range of services coupled with our expertise is focused on implementing sustainable energy solutions and reducing carbon emissions for some of Ireland’s most recognisable companies.
At Frontline Energy, we directly employ and train our own plumbers, electricians, service technicians and energy consultants. This enables us to guarantee a high level of service within a fast response time, while our 24/7 help desk acts as a single point of contact for all of our energy customers.
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Starting with meetings, site visit and site survey to understand and identify the unique requirements of the client.
We plan and implement a workable solution with our in-house technical team.
Continually audit performance and implement cost saving measures.
Prioritising sustainable and innovative energy solutions which reduce consumption, emissions, and costs while improving efficiency and comfort. Consistently helping our customers to drive forwards by challenging the status quo.
Increasing efficiency and reducing waste by identifying and implementing process improvements. Consistently reviewing and improving our procedures to provide effective solutions and maximise value for money.
Providing reliable and flexible service delivery and transparent costs. Our word is our bond and following through on our promises ensures mutual success for both us and our customers.
Building sustainable, close relationships through responsible actions, respect and performance. Acting as a strategic partner, taking the time to understand an organisations’ headaches, so that we can be their cure.
Taking ownership of an organisations’ problems and identifying solutions by focusing on outcomes over issues and reframing problems as challenges.
Supporting and sustainably growing our multi-disciplinary team of reliable, professional experts through the provision of high quality, diverse services. Working together, we create something greater than ourselves.
A centralised heating system that provides hot water and heating to a community.
Planned and reactive maintenance for electrical, mechanical and HVAC systems to organisations across all sectors.
Supply, install, maintain and repair of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.
We actively source and negotiate the most competitive and flexible energy supply contracts for our clients.
We implement and service energy solutions and technologies that reduce carbon emissions and improve cost efficiencies, enhancing the business of our customers and the lives of end users.
Cleaner, more efficient means of powering and heating residential and commercial buildings will help to reduce consumer energy bills and the costs associated with disposing the waste created from its generation.
Identifying new energy technologies or improving efficiencies of current heating solutions will help reduce the level of carbon emissions into the environment that lead to climate change.
Finding energy alternatives to fossil fuels to heat and power our homes and businesses will lower emissions of harmful gases like carbon dioxide.
With global energy requirements increasing, energy innovation is concerned with identifying means of energy production that are reliable and dependable enough to meet the needs of a growing population, and which are cleaner to generate and store.
Due to the volatility in the gas markets Frontline Energy were engaged to perform a feasibility study to look at firing a previously unused biomass boiler that was installed when the building was first constructed but never ran because commercial gas was historically cheaper.
