Energy use is a common concern for most people today,...
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About 30 per cent of Ireland’s electricity currently comes from renewable sources, but the country aims to increase this to 70 per cent by 2030. Solar Generation can play a…
A new scheme has been introduced that offers homeowners up to €3,000 towards the cost of installing solar photovoltaics for producing electricity in their own home. Solar photovoltaics helps reduce…
The level of solar irradiation in Ireland is good and is comparable with most northern European countries. These countries – the UK, Netherlands, Belgium and Denmark – have all invested heavily in solar PV over the last number of years and the solar industry is an important economic resource in all of these countries.
Climate action is a central objective for Government, putting Ireland on a sustainable pathway to achieving our longer term vision for decarbonisation. The goal is to establish Ireland as a leader in this area. This will improve the quality of life for citizens and ultimately leave the world in a better condition for our children […]
Fantastic News for Homeowner’s Seeking Solar Installations in Ireland In a move that will be very welcome to the Irish public, twenty credit unions across the country will soon be…
At Solar Generation we take the safety of all our customers and staff very seriously, and during these challenging times we would like to reassure everyone of the additional measures…
Starting Thursday 19th December, 2019 there will be a number of changes to the Government funded domestic solar photovoltaic (PV) scheme.
Let’s take a look at some of the most common questions people ask when considering Solar PV, starting with the initial cost.
One Change: You’ll be helping to save the planet, and (after 6-9 years), making a profit too.
Major funding shortfall threatened other SEAI grant schemes. The department plugged €20m shortfall in three other schemes over ‘unprecedented demand’.