This is based on the estimated costs of installation, self consumption and annual solar production from a south-facing roof in Dublin City. Savings based on an average electricity rate (41c/kWh) and a microgen-eration rate (21c/kWh) that is exported. All prices are calculated at 0% starting 1st of May 2023.
As a result, costs are falling and there are more varied options available to Irish solar customers.
The eligibility requirements.
Monitoring of the system. Broadband is necessary to identify and track down threats.
Data on solar consumption, both historical and current data.
Learn how to export excess solar power to the grid via our Microgen Export Plan.
Solar PV (photovoltaic) panels, most commonly installed on rooftops, turn sunlight into electricity with-out producing carbon emissions. This can be used to power your home, heat your water or be stored in a battery for later use. Through the Microgeneration Support Scheme you can also receive 21c/kWh credit for any excess electricity you export.
This is the date when your electricity meter installed. Other grant measures require that the home was built before 2011,
If you are considering installing a solar PV with us, the SEAI grant for solar electricity is the most im-portant.
Solar panels cost depends on how many solar panels you need.
As long as 20 years. The battery's warranty states that it has a 20-year life span.
You have two payment options. Either you pay the entire amount at once or 50% after the survey and the balance is due following installation.
Update your system. Internet access comes with the warranty.
Conditions of the scheme
The eligibility requirements)
Home heating. You could save money on your energy bills.
After this, allow between 4 and 6 weeks to pay, plus additional time if you need an inspection.
Our technicians will conduct an online consultation, or visit you at home to determine which options are best for you. If you decide to move forward, we will arrange an installation date.
The BER certification is complete and all documents have been uploaded.
Read this guide before investing in solar PV.
The cells on polycrystalline PV panels are formulated by melting together several fragments of silicon rather than a single silicon crystal like in mono-crystalline panels. Poly-crystalline panels are less efficient and usually need to be larger to generate enough energy but they’re also a cheaper option.
Feed-in tariff for non-domestic solar installations These non-domestic solar installations, will get �0.135/kWh in 2023. 28 Mar 2023
25 to 30 years The industry standard for most solar panels' lifespans is 25 to 30 years. Most reputable manufacturers offer production warranties for 25 years or more. The average break even point for solar panel energy savings occurs six to 10 years after installation.
A typical Irish home may require a 4kW solar system, typically comprised of 16-20 solar panels. However, this can vary depending on your specific needs, and our team at Going Solar will work with you to determine the appropriate size for your home. 10 May 2023