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for Your Home
Take control of your energy costs with our transparent and competitive pricing
for residential solar PV systems with or without battery storage.
What are you buying?
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) is committed to supporting the development of renewable energy in the Republic of Ireland. The SEAI offers a range of grants and incentives to encourage households and businesses to adopt Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Systems as a clean and renewable source of energy.
SEAI Solar Electricity Grant is available to homeowners who are interested in installing Solar PV Systems in their homes. The grant covers a portion of the cost of the installation and can help to make the systems more affordable for homeowners.
At Solis Green Energy, we are committed to helping our customers take advantage of the SEAI grants available in the Republic of Ireland. Our team of experts will guide you through the process of applying for the grants and help you to obtain the funding you need to install your Solar PV System.
Take the first step towards energy independence and schedule a free consultation with our team of solar experts today. We’ll help you find the perfect solar PV system for your home and budget.
Solar Panels
Convert sunlight into electricity and come in various efficiencies, durability, and warranties.
Inverters
Inverters are the brains of a solar PV system. They convert the DC electricity generated by the solar panels into AC electricity that can be used in the home.
Mounting Systems
Mounting systems are used to secure solar panels to rooftops or other structures.
System Design, Installation, and Paperwork
The design and installation of a solar PV system involves several steps, including site surveys, electrical design, engineering and commissioning. Additionally, there is associated paperwork involved, such grants application, certifications, DoW, interconnection application, warranties and customer training.
Monitoring Systems
Battery Storage (optional)
Solar Packages

Starter
2,50kW
Our affordable and reliable Starter Solar System helps you save on energy bills. Perfect for low-demand homes or limited roof space.
from
€3,800
6x Tier-1 solar panels
25y Product Warranty
1x Single Phase String Inverter
10y Warranty
Battery pack
Not considered
Roof Mounting System
Included
Monitoring system
Optional
Installation
Certified
SEAI Grants application and paperwork

Premium
4,50kW
Our innovative Premium Solar System maximizes energy savings and reduces grid reliance. Ideal for moderate to high-demand homes.
from
€7,000
8x Tier-1 solar panels
25y Product Warranty
1x Single Phase Hybrid Inverter
10y Warranty
Battery pack
option available
Roof Mounting System
Included
Monitoring system
Included
Installation
Certified
SEAI Grants application and paperwork

Elite
6,60kW
Achieve ultimate solar power performance and energy independence with our top-of-the-line Elite System. Ideal for high-demand homes.
from
€11,000
12x Tier-1 solar panels
25y Product Warranty
1x Single Phase Hybrid Inverter
10y Warranty
1x 5KW Battery Pack
10y Warranty
Roof Mounting System
Included
Monitoring system
Included
Installation
Certified
SEAI Grants application and paperwork
Solar Panels and SEAI Grants: Claim up to €2,400
Are you tired of high energy costs and looking for a sustainable solution? Solar PV systems offer a renewable energy alternative that not only lowers your energy bills but also reduces your carbon footprint, and with grants available from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI), upgrading to solar has never been more affordable.So if you’re ready to take control of your energy costs and contribute to a more sustainable future, consider installing a solar PV system and take advantage of the available SEAI grants today.
FAQ
How does a PhotoVoltaic (PV) Solar system work?
A photovoltaic (PV) system works by converting sunlight into electricity. The system consists of solar panels that are installed on your roof or in your yard. These panels are made up of photovoltaic cells, which absorb sunlight and generate an electrical charge. The electrical charge is then sent to an inverter, which converts it into usable electricity for your home. They are a clean and renewable source of energy that can help you save money on your energy bills while reducing your carbon footprint.
Who is eligible for the SEAI grant?
Eligibility extends to homeowners and private landlords whose properties were built and occupied before 31st December 2020 and have not previously received solar PV funding at the specified MPRN.
What type of grants are available for a residential install?
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) grants support homeowners in installing solar PV systems to generate renewable electricity. The grant value varies based on the system size, capped at €2,400. In addition, the Electric Vehicle Home Charger grant supports residents and homeowners to install an electric vehicle charge point on their property. The scheme provides a grant up to the value of €600 towards the purchase and installation of a home charger unit.
How long does it take to get returns on my investment?
The payback period for a PV system can also vary depending on several factors such as the size of the system, the amount of energy consumed by the business, and the cost of electricity in the area. However, with the current cost of electricity and the available SEAI grants, you can expect to recoup your investment within 5-7 years.
Does Ireland gets enough sun for Solar?
Certainly YES, Ireland receives sufficient sunlight for solar energy production. Although known for its cloudy weather, Ireland's solar radiation is comparable to several European regions successfully using solar power.
Modern solar panels are designed to work efficiently even on overcast days, capturing diffuse sunlight to generate electricity. Typically, a well-sized solar panel system can cover around 75% - 80% of the electricity usage for an average Irish household, making it a practical and sustainable energy solution.
How sure can you be of Solar generating the expected RoI?
The assurance of a solar installation's return on investment (ROI) is underpinned by the predictability of long-term weather patterns and sophisticated analytical methods. Our state-of-the-art software utilises extensive meteorological data and solar irradiance records to offer precise calculations of potential energy output, taking into account the specific orientation and angle of the installation site.
This advanced level of precision in assessing factors such as the local climate and the property's geographic positioning allows for accurate predictions of solar performance.
As a result, the expected ROI from solar power systems is grounded in solid empirical evidence, making it a secure investment option.
Can I finance my PV system?
Yes, there are a number of financing options available for residential customers who want to install a photovoltaic (PV) system. Some banks offer home improvement loans specifically for energy upgrades, including solar installations. For example, Bank of Ireland offers the Green Home Improvement Loan, which can be used to finance energy-efficient home improvements, such as solar installations. AIB also offers a Green Personal Loan, which can be used to finance a range of green home improvements. Additionally, there are various government incentives and grants available to help offset the cost of installation.
Do I need planning permission to install solar?
NO, Solar panel installation on domestic properties doesn't require planning permission. As of 7th October 2022, homeowners can install solar panels on their entire roof without size restrictions.
However, planning may be necessary if your home is a protected structure, within a conservation area, or in a solar safeguarding zone near airports or hospitals due to glint and glare concerns.
How long does it take to install a typical solar system?
On average, a residential PV system can take between one and three days to install, but larger or more complex systems may take longer.
Before installation, our specialist will typically conduct a site assessment to assess any potential issues that may affect the installation timeline.
Additionally, all our Customers will have access to our web portal and/or application to track your installation as a project, so you can stay informed about the progress of your system.
How long solar panels last?
Solar panels are built to be durable and long-lasting. On average, solar panels have a lifespan of about 25 to 30 years.
However, this doesn't mean they stop producing electricity after this period; it just indicates that energy production might decrease to a level considered less efficient than their original output.
With proper maintenance, panels can continue to operate effectively for many years beyond their expected lifespan.
What are advantages of a battery and do I need one?
A battery stores surplus solar energy for later use, increasing your home's self-consumption of the electricity generated.
In Ireland, without a battery, a typical solar PV system allows you to use about 65%-70% of the power produced. Adding a battery can boost this to 85%-90%. Batteries are particularly useful if you're not at home during peak solar production hours, as they can store energy generated in the daytime for use in the evening or at night.
It also offers energy independence, ensuring a supply during power cuts and peak tariff times, which can lead to cost savings.
Furthermore, if you are at home, a battery can provide a quick power boost for high-usage activities, ensuring maximum use of your own solar electricity.