Solar Grants

Sustainable Energy Ireland are currently the government body in Ireland regarding grants for renewable energy solutions. They operate this under the “Greener Home” Scheme. Irish Eco Plumbing are registered installers and provide renewable energy solutions to homes and business throughout the country.

Grants are available under the following criteria:

Qualification Criteria

• The following conditions will apply in the evaluation of grant applications and all conditions must be met in advance of any approval of a grant.
• Applicant must confirm that the dwelling for which they are applying is an existing dwelling, has an existing heating system and has been occupied for a minimum of one year.
• Applicant must be the homeowner and must have full possession of the property where the system is to be installed.
• Applicant must fully complete the Greener Homes Application Form with information valid at time of application.
• Applicant must supply bank account and sort code details to facilitate electronic payment of the grant. (Please note that currently we cannot process EBS and Credit Union accounts).
• Applicant must agree to be bound by the Terms and Conditions of the Scheme (see Section 11 of the Application Guide)
• Product must be listed, at the date of application, on the Registered Product List (available on request or online at SEI)
• Installer must be listed, at the date of application and on the date of system commissioning, on the Registered Installer List
• SEI must still have adequate funding available to it pursuant to the relevant phase of the Scheme in order to be able to approve the relevant application

The following grants are available:

• Solar Thermal Space and or Hot water heating (Evacuated Tube) €300 per m2(to max.6m2)
• Solar Thermal Space and or Hot water heating (Flat Plate) €250 per m2 (to max.6m2)

Please contact us for an application form and assistance in completing and submitting it or you can download it in the Downloads section.

Please note only one grant will be provided per dwelling under Phase III and where a dwelling had an installation funded under Phase I or Phase II, that dwelling will not be eligible for further grant aid under the Scheme.