Pinergy charging Munster Rugby

Energy specialist Pinergy is working in partnership with Munster Rugby to begin migrating the provincial rugby team’s car fleet to electric.

Supporting Munster Rugby since 2017, Pinergy is installing the latest Easee EV charging technology in Munster Rugby staff members’ homes, to help power their battery every morning.

Staff members included range from players, coaches, development officers, and administrative staff, some of which drive EVs supplied by Kearys Motor Group.

In November 2021, Munster Rugby first signalled its ambition to become one of the most sustainable clubs in world rugby by becoming one of a number of signatories to the Sports for Climate Action Framework (S4CA), run by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Munster Rugby pledged to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 50 per cent by 2030 and reach net zero by 2040.

Pinergy, in partnership with Kearys Motor Group, was joined by Munster Rugby players Simon Zebo, Niall Scannell and Patrick Campbell (pictured below) at Musgrave Park in Co Cork for the announcement of the installation of EV charging technology and the distribution of electric vehicles to Munster Rugby staff.