Joe Lynam

Good morning, Joel.

Thanks for having me on the line.

Tell us a little bit more about what Gail Tech does because you've got tentacles all over the renewable energy space.

And are you going to stay on to help them?

On a consultancy basis, yeah, for about a year, maybe, yeah.

You've come a long way from selling fruit at age 14.

Probably illegal to be working at 14, though, is it?

Back then, sure, you get out to work and become somebody.

How did you make the leap from selling fruit to telecoms?

And...

Do you also store energy in some form?

That was the key breakthrough with Fleet Connect.

And what did you do?

Did you put a load of SIM cards on the buses so they could connect with a wider network?

Equivalent, yeah.

And you think Irish renewable energy might be among the cheapest to produce in Europe.

That was very interesting, though, because you were in sales and suddenly you were talking about creating a new type of technology or using a new technology.

Tell us more about that.

And the Swedes had no problems with that.

And that's where you came in.