emissions.
Industries to reduce energy costs and greenhouse gases emissions.
The government views solar energy as an important way to diversify Ireland's energy mix. The govern-ment has put into place a variety of incentives in order to encourage Irish consumers switch to solar power.
Solar Share helps its clients make better decisions.
All homeowners and private owners whose homes were built
To speak to a technician to learn more about our Solar PV & Battery products complete the form below.
The home must have been built prior to 2011.
SEAI provides grants to offset costs.
Installing our Solar Photovoltaic Panels (PV), your home can produce clean, renewable energy using day-light. This is a natural and free resource.
It is available on the market. It also offers a 10-year guarantee or 10,000 charging cycles.
Most of the crystalline panels available in the Irish market are made of mono-crystalline and are usually made from a large number of small crystals.
US-backed research has shown that high heat may actually cause solar panels to work less efficiently. Nevertheless, today’s technology requires rigorous testing of solar panels to ensure high efficiency and effectiveness.
Add a Solar Battery System to increase savings from Solar PV and to store generated energy for later use. Batteries can be programmed to charge at a cheaper night rate if you are on a Home Electric+ Smart Meter time-of-use plan.
Once you've completed the BER assessment, your BER assessor will issue a BER certificate.
The battery will be installed in either the garage or utility area. This can be decided at the time of site inspection. Installation usually takes less than one day.
Installation
Built before 2011
Solar panels and solar power systems are priced according
your Sonnen battery.
Solar energy is a way for the Irish Government to expand its mix of sustainable energy. They have put in place several incentives to encourage Irish consumers to switch to solar.
Recently, the Government cut the VAT rate on solar panels for supply and installation from 13.50% to 0%. We are pleased with this decision, and we will pass the full discount on to our customers. Our highly competitive supply and installation prices will remain unchanged. Ireland has taken another step in its journey towards cleaner, cheaper renewable energy.
