ePower, Ireland’s leading EV charging and solar solutions provider, has secured €30 million in its largest funding round to date. The funding combines equity from existing investors, management, and Impax Asset Management, with new debt financing from Dunport Capital Management.
Founded in 2019, ePower has grown rapidly, with over 70 employees across offices in Dublin and Cork. The new capital will support the development of a nationwide ultra-fast EV charging network at over 200 key locations.
CEO John O’Keeffe called the investment a strong endorsement of ePower’s growth strategy, amid rising EV adoption in Ireland. CFO Frank Coombes said the funding will accelerate the rollout of critical infrastructure. Chairman Ciaran O’Brien described it as a major milestone for the company.
The raise follows SIMI data showing a 69.3% increase in electric vehicle registrations in August, with over 20,000 new EVs registered so far in 2025.
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