Activ8 Energies Shines a Light on Buildings Beo

Activ8 Energies, Ireland’s largest solar panel installer, has been confirmed as the sponsor of TG4’s new property series, Buildings Beo. The sponsorship was secured in partnership with Buymedia, Ireland’s leading ad-tech platform for media planning, buying and measurement.

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The six-part series, presented by Carrie Crowley and produced by New Departures Media, will air on TG4 from Wednesday, November 19th at 8:30 p.m. It follows the restoration of heritage buildings across Ireland, from forgotten mills to historic schoolhouses, as communities work together to bring them back to life.

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The partnership reflects a perfect synergy between Activ8 Energies’ mission to build a sustainable future and Buildings Beo’s celebration of renewal, community, and cultural pride.

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“At Activ8 Energies, we’ve always believed that real progress means respecting our past while investing in the future,” said Ciaran Marron, CEO of Activ8 Energies. “Buildings Beo captures that spirit beautifully, it’s about breathing new life into Ireland’s heritage through passion, collaboration and purpose. In the same way, our work with renewable energy is about creating positive change that endures for generations to come.”

Buymedia recognised the strong alignment between Buildings Beo and Activ8’s brand values, providing a powerful platform for Activ8 Energies to connect with communities nationwide through storytelling that highlights sustainability, innovation, and Irish resilience.

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Fergal O’Connor, CEO and Founder of Buymedia, said “Our focus is always on finding authentic connections between a brand’s purpose and the content it supports. Buildings Beo and Activ8 share a vision of renewal through architecture and community as well as sustainable energy. Together, they represent a brighter, more sustainable and forward-thinking Ireland.”

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Activ8 Energies’ sponsorship of TG4’s new series, Buildings Beo, reaffirms Ireland’s commitment to renewable energy, and to the communities, culture, and heritage that makes this island unique.

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