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GES Group receive award for Gold as one of Ireland’s Best Managed Companies 2021.
GES Group announced as one of Ireland’s Best Managed Companies 2021 Company receives award for Gold GES Group has been named as one of Ireland’s Best Managed Companies. The awards …
GES Group proudly supporting local rugby club
Ballyclare Rugby Club supported by GES Group
New Electric motor energy efficient regulations (01.07.2021)
ECODESIGN REGULATIONS FOR ELECTRIC MOTORS
Nidec Partnership Expanded- Newbridge (IRL)
GES Group have extended their partnership with Nidec (Leroy Somer), covering the island of Ireland
Floating hydro paired with battery will unlock a new green energy asset!
The project consortium being led by Queen’s University Belfast, brings together 3 key industry partners; GKinetic Energy who have developed the hydrokinetic turbines, Grant’s Electrical …
GES Group Apprenticeship Programme Opens April 2021
GES Group’s Apprenticeship Programme is approved by the Institution of Engineering and Technology. Our Apprentices are registered as IET Apprentice Members, and can benefit from …
GES Group are a Silver Level Innovator!
Innovate NI, on behalf of the Department for the Economy, would like to recognise your business as a Silver Level Innovator. Your business is a …
Forecyte – Game Changing Remote Condition Monitoring Online Equipment
Remote asset condition monitoring platform
Inspiring Engineering Apprenticeships !
“As we continue to closely monitor the developing situation regarding the COVID pandemic, after careful and joint consideration with our academic partners, we have reluctantly …
GES Group proud to announce our requalification as a Deloitte Best Managed Company 2020!
We are proud to announce that we have been named as one of Ireland’s Best Managed companies in the Deloitte Best Managed Companies Awards programme …
Government Provides £2.4m To Support NI’s First Smart Micro Energy Project!
The £7.5m Girona project has received £2.4m in Government funding to bring the first ever ‘smart grid’ to Northern Ireland, offering business and domestic customers cleaner and cheaper energy.
