YES – Depending on the size of your micro generation system. You can find an overview of grants available on this official SEAI overview.

This depends on multiple factors, such as your house’s orientation, the size of the system, the type of panels you are using and even the location of your house itself. As an example, our most popular 5.46kW system can produce up to 4690kWh per annum. This is based on a south facing roof, with a 30° pitch following standards set out in DEAP. 

This really depends on the size of the system, what roof material is used as well as the height of the roof but we’re  aim for 1-2 days between first visit and the completion of the install. 

Based on data available on www.cru.ie, the average Irish households consumes 4200kWh per annum.  

As reported in this article by the Irish Independent, the national buyback scheme will start in 2022. Further information can also be found on the official CRU website, specifically in this subsection. 

You are 100% correct with this assumption! Your solar panels will always produce more power during longer summer days but this does not limit you from reaping the benefits of all this electricity in winter as well. Surplus energy produced in summer will be sold to the grid and then bought back, once the days get shorter. (Smart Meter Required)

We are happy to arrange a quick call to go through your questions with you, as well as give you guidance to start your own personal green journey to a more sustainable life!