Solar PV
Deery Electrical Services LTD is a registered SEAI PV Solar installation firm, with over 10 years of experience in the field, our team have the expertise and experience to provide you with the best advice and service available. Our installation and customer service team are trained to the highest standards in the solar power sector. We pride ourselves on giving our customers the highest professional standard of after care and support.
Solar PV Installation on Farms
• New funding ranges from €2,700 to €162,600 to support an even wider range of businesses to switch to solar.
• This will typically support 20-30% of the investment cost, reducing payback to as little as 5 years.
• New Solar PV Scheme enhancements will boost business investment in renewable energy generation.
The Government has approved amendments to the existing Non-Domestic Microgeneration Scheme, operated by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI), to extend supports to a wider range of businesses and non-domestic applicants. This will be done through tiered grant supports for solar PV – for installation sizes greater than 6 kWp up to 1,000 kWp (1 MW) capacity.
The new range of installation sizes will cover a significant variety of businesses, from small local shops up to large manufacturing facilities. It will also be available for public buildings, sports clubs and community organisations. An installation size of 1000 kWp equates to approximately 2,500 solar PV panels, which could be accommodated on a large factory or warehouse rooftop.
The joint proposal brought forward by the Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications, and the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, will see funds provided by way of transfer from the allocation for the Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme (TBESS); to allow for an expansion of the existing non-domestic Solar PV supports. The amended scheme will operate on an introductory basis to the end of 2023 following which it will be assessed and subject to the normal budgetary process into 2024/2025. SEAI will implement the necessary changes and will open for applications under the amended scheme guidelines in mid July.
The amended scheme will be available to businesses through SEAI from mid July 2023.
The updated grants will be as follows:
• Up to 6kWp will remain unchanged up to €2,400, with an additional:
• €300/kWp for each extra kWp installed between 7kWp -20kWp;
• €200/kWp for each extra kWp installed between 21kWp- 200kWp;
• €150/kWp for each extra kWp installed between 201kWp-1000kWp.
This would mean that installations up to 1MW could be eligible for a grant of up to €162,600.
Renewable Energy Grant for Farms
“TAMS 3”
TAMS
The Targeted Agriculture Modernisation Schemes (TAMS) have evolved to empower farmers across Ireland to embrace renewable energy sources. In February 2023, Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue announced the latest TAMS project, TAMS 3, which includes a significant initiative: grants for the installation of solar panels and batteries.
All of the electricity generated from the installation of Solar PV on farms must be used for agricultural purposes. Gov.ie gives further information of the eligible items and their associated costs.
New Rebate for Solar PV
“Domestic Solar PV Grant”
Domestic Solar PV Grant
A grant is available to all owners of dwellings built and occupied before Dec 2020 and where SEAI have not previously provided support for solar PV system at that address. How much you can receive from the grant is dependant on the size of the system that was installed.
A grant of up to 2,400 euros is available for a solar PV which is installed on your property. Click Learn More to find out how the process works and how you can avail of this grant scheme today!
Electric Vehicle Home Charging Grant
Enhanced supports for businesses through EV Home Charging Grant.
Claim up to €600 towards the purchase and installation of an electric vehicle home charging unit.
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