GKinetic Energy Ltd

03/06/2026

Our CTO Gary Brennan was delighted to be featured in the Celtic Dynamics 'Energy Canvas' podcast with host Dylan Walsh.

The conversation explores:

• Why hydrokinetic energy differs from traditional hydropower
• The role of predictable renewable generation in energy security
• Community-led energy projects and decentralised power systems
• The regulatory challenges facing emerging energy technologies
• How river energy could complement wind and solar generation

If Ireland is serious about building a more resilient, low-carbon energy system, this is a conversation worth listening to.

Listen now: https://podfollow.com/celticdynamics/view

Can rivers help power Ireland's energy future?

In the latest episode of The Energy Canvas, Dylan Walsh speaks with Gary Brennan, CTO of GKinetic Energy, about the potential of hydrokinetic energy and how free-flowing rivers could provide predictable, local renewable power.

The conversation explores:

• Why hydrokinetic energy differs from traditional hydropower
• The role of predictable renewable generation in energy security
• Community-led energy projects and decentralised power systems
• The regulatory challenges facing emerging energy technologies
• How river energy could complement wind and solar generation

If Ireland is serious about building a more resilient, low-carbon energy system, this is a conversation worth listening to.

Listen now: https://podfollow.com/celticdynamics/view

29/04/2026

Thank you so much to The Irish Times and Caroline O'Doherty for sharing our story and to Fergus and all the team at Murphs Gastro Pub at Derragarra Inn. It's fantastic to see such a big response to the project but not that suprising given the current situation with energy security for Irish homes and businesses. Our team at GKinetic Energy are determined to see river energy done right, starting right here in Ireland where the direct benefits of clean, reliable energy are delivered right to those alongside these waterways 🙌 We have the tech and we definitely have the demand and we are currently fundraising to get these projects operational as quickly as possible. Anyone interested please do give us a follow, every comment and like really does make such a huge difference to us and is a boost to our team ⚡

A Co Cavan pub is to seek planning permission to use a world-first technology that would allow the premises run on power from the river outside its front door.

Fergus Murphy of Murph’s Gastro Pub in Butlers Bridge, Co Cavan, said he was hopeful they would be the answer to soaring electricity bills.

“We are experiencing higher and higher energy bills and more uncertainty about our future energy security. Meanwhile, we’re watching energy literally flowing past us out the window,” he said.

18/02/2026

Delighted to have Barry O'Halloran, Senior Business Editor at The Irish Times, cover the announcement of our first commercial pilot project! 🥳

The feasibility study is currently underway for this installation in Kildavin, Co. Carlow, and the momentum is incredible.

Read the full article here: https://www.irishtimes.com/business/2026/02/16/gkinetic-to-install-first-commercial-hydroelectric-systems/.

We have been truly blown away by the reaction to the piece. A sincere thank you to everyone who has reached out—please bear with us over the next 1-2 weeks as we work our way through the messages! 🙌

Community Update: We’re looking forward to our community event next Thursday, 26th of February, 7:30pm at Conways Kildavin. We can't wait to meet local stakeholders and share more about what this project means for the area.

A huge thank you to Enterprise Ireland for their continued support, in particular our Client Advisor Mel Galloway.

04/02/2026

08/01/2026

📢 A great start to the new year, GKinetic Energy has been GRANTED a new U.S. patent on our advanced blade pitch control system! 🥳 Read all about it here: https://www.gkinetic.com/press-release-gkinetic-energy-secures-new-u-s-patent-for-advanced-hydrokinetic-turbine-blade-pitch-control-technology/.

Huge congratulations to our CTO Gary Brennan and CEO Vincent Mc Cormack as named inventors on this patent and a big thank you to Joe Doyle and team at Enterprise Ireland for their support on this work. Special shout out also to our fabulous Office Manager and IP Champion Una O'Regan who keeps everything so well tracked and organised 👏

👀 Eyes peeled, we have some more very exciting announcements coming in the next few weeks 🙌

Limerick, Ireland – 07.01.2026 – GKinetic Energy, the Irish energy technology company developing next-generation hydrokinetic solutions, today announced the

11/10/2025

💦Global Hydropower Day 2025💦
11th OCT 2025
Last year we celebrated hydropower's potential.
This year we're celebrating progress 💪

At GKinetic Energy Ltd we've taken our vision of accessible, small-scale hydropower and turned it into reality - with numerous projects now under development for our 1–3 kW floating turbines to deliver clean, reliable power in real-world environments. Hydropower is evolving - from megaprojects to modular, distributed systems that empower communities and accelerate the transition to net zero.
This Global Hydropower Day we're proud to help unlock the full potential of our world's waterways - one river at a time 💧
If you would like more information please feel free to contact us. https://www.gkinetic.com/contact/

25/09/2025

PRESS RELEASE
📢We are delighted to announce completion of testing undertaken of our new 3kW product at the Ifremer facility in France

This amazing opportunity was made possible with huge thanks to funding received by RISEnergy. To read more about it check out the press release on our website. https://www.gkinetic.com/press-release-ifremer-testing-complete/

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101131793




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From Concept to Current: GKinetic Trials River Turbine in France

04/09/2025

💧 Our work takes us to a wide variety of locations — from plants and private homes to , forward-thinking businesses — all fortunate to be located near flowing water.

Last week, while en route to a site visit, we stumbled upon this stunning piece of water . Surprisingly, despite all our travels, we’d never passed through this spot before — so of course, we had to stop and take a closer look! 👀

Can anyone name this scenic in ?? We’d also love to hear your recommendations for other impressive water infrastructure sites or river locations around Ireland — drop them in the comments and we'll keep an eye out for them on our travels! 🙌

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