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Solar energy is an abundant, renewable & sustainable energy source & the cleanest source of energy available.
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Reduce your electricity bills by up to 70% while future proofing your home against rising energy costs in ireland. At present you can also claim up to €2,400 in government grants.
Ecoplex solar power systems are fully backed by our comprehensive 30 year manufacturer warranty.
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A solar pv panel system can increase the resale value and ber rating of your home. A onepoint improvement in the ber scale of your home could yield a list price increase of 1%.
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Guaranteed quality: Our Solar PV Systems are designed to deliver exceptional performance. But in the unlikely event of any issues arising, our comprehensive repair-or-replace promise ensures that we'll quickly get your system back up and running.
Flexible pricing: At Ecoplex, we have a broad range of system designs available to suit your specific needs and budgets.
Grant support: We understand that the grant application process can be tricky. That's why our team of experts help you every step of the way to ensure a hassle free solarinstallation process.
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The SEAI Solar PV Grants up to €2,400 Off your Installation.
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Pre-2021 homes are eligible for the grant.
C3 BER rating not required for the grant
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The average cost of solar panel installation in Ireland is between €6,000 and €17,000. This sum will depend entirely on the size of the system that you choose for your home. The SEAI Grant can help you save up to €2,400 on your solar panel installation.
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Solar panels work by converting sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic cells. When sunlight hits the cells, it knocks electrons loose from their atoms, creating a flow of electricity.
The cost of solar panels in Ireland can vary depending on the size of the installation and the type of panels being used. On average, you can expect to pay between €5,000 and €10,000 for a typical residential solar panel installation.
Solar panels can be a good investment in Ireland, particularly for businesses that use a lot of electricity. The upfront cost may be significant, but the panels can save a significant amount on energy costs over the long term.
The amount of energy that solar panels produce in Ireland will depend on the size of the installation and the location of the panels. However, a typical residential solar panel installation can generate between 2,500 and 3,500 kWh of electricity per year.
Solar panels are built to last for many years, with most panels having a lifespan of 25-30 years.
Solar panels can still produce some electricity on cloudy days in Ireland, although the output will be lower than on sunny days.
Yes, solar panels may be eligible for grants or incentives in Ireland, such as the SEAI solar grant for businesses. Contact us and we'll give you all the information you need to get started with solar and start saving.
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The SEAI grant for solar panels is a financial incentive program that provides grants of up to €3,800 to homeowners and businesses for the installation of solar PV systems.
Homeowners, landlords, and businesses that own or operate a building in Ireland can apply for the SEAI grant for solar panels.
The SEAI grant for solar panels is only available for solar photovoltaic (PV) systems that are installed on a building or property.
You can apply for the SEAI grant for solar panels by filling out an online application form on the SEAI website. At Ecoplex, we talk you through the whole process. So talk to our team today!
The SEAI grant for solar panels provides up to €2,400.
- Be the owner of a home built and occupied before 2021
- Use new materials and products that were not already covered under another grant scheme
- Use a registered company from the SEAI’s registered list of companies
- Have the electrical works completed by a Safe Electric Ireland electrician
- Apply to ESB Networks to be connected to the electricity distribution system using the ESB Networks NC6 form (pdf). Your registered installer should do this for you before they fit the system.
- Provide a Declaration of Works signed by a registered installer on the SEAI Solar PV Approved Installer list
- Have a Building Energy Rating (BER) carried out after the work is completed
- Meet the requirements in the Solar PV Code of Practice
The installation requirements for the SEAI grant for solar panels include ensuring that the solar PV system is installed by a qualified installer, meets certain safety standards, and has a minimum capacity of 2 kWp.
Yes, you can receive the SEAI grant for solar panels for multiple buildings, as long as each system meets the eligibility criteria and installation requirements.
The SEAI aims to process grant applications within four weeks of receiving all necessary information.
Look no further than Ecoplex for fast, efficient and reliable solar installation. Not to mention that we also guide you though the entire grant application process.
You will be responsible for the ongoing maintenance and cleaning of the solar PV system, and it is recommended to have it serviced annually.
No, the solar PV system must be installed by a qualified installer in order to be eligible for the SEAI grant.
No, the SEAI grant for solar panels is only available for new installations.
The SEAI grant for solar panels is currently available until the end of 2023, subject to funding availability.
No, the SEAI grant for solar panels is only available for new installations and cannot be used to replace an existing system.
Yes, the SEAI grant for solar panels is available for both residential and commercial properties, including small and large businesses.
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