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What’s your average monthly electricity bill?
Rough estimate is fine
What type of home is it?
This helps us estimate likely system size and usage pattern.
Which way does your roof face?
South-facing roofs typically generate the most solar energy.
Where is your home located?
We use this to estimate local sunlight levels and available grant assumptions.
Here’s What Solar Could Do for Your Home
Accurate for Irish homes. Built around realistic usage, Irish electricity rates, SEAI grant assumptions, and real-world solar performance.
Estimate type
Conservative is selected by default to avoid inflated savings claims.
€850 – €1,100
Estimated yearly savings depending on usage
5.8–7.1 Years
Estimated payback period range
3,200–4,100 kWh
Estimated annual system performance
How this estimate is calculated
Import electricity rateEstimated at €0.34/kWh for electricity bought from the grid.
Export electricity rateEstimated at €0.21/kWh. Exported electricity is worth less than electricity used directly in the home.
SEAI grant includedThe payback estimate assumes available SEAI solar PV grant support where the home qualifies.
Typical self-consumptionAssumes approximately 45%–65% of solar is used directly in the home, depending on usage pattern.
Average Irish residential dataResults are based on average Irish residential usage patterns and typical solar performance assumptions.
Real-world adjustmentNot all generated solar is self-consumed. Some may be exported at a lower value than imported electricity.
Estimates vary based on roof orientation, shading, and usage patterns. A realistic variation of ±15–20% should be expected before a full roof survey and system design.
Typical yearly electricity cost comparison
Without Solar€1,800/year
With SolarApprox. €700–€950/year
What affects your results?
Day vs night electricity usageHomes using more electricity during daylight hours usually get better value from solar.
Roof direction / shadingSouth-facing roofs usually generate more, while shading from trees, chimneys, or nearby buildings can reduce output.
Battery vs no batteryA battery can increase self-consumption, but it also changes system cost and payback period.
Household consumption patternsAppliance use, occupancy, EV charging, and heating habits can all change real savings.
These results are intended as a realistic advisory estimate, not a guaranteed saving. A final figure depends on your roof survey, panel layout, electricity tariff, grant eligibility, and actual usage.
Validate Your Savings With a Solar Expert
Get your custom solar system design, including panel layout, expected generation, grant guidance, and a fixed installation recommendation.
We use Irish electricity pricing, typical home usage patterns, export assumptions, and available SEAI grant support to produce a realistic savings range.
Your final design may vary depending on roof survey results, panel layout, shading, inverter setup, battery choice, and your actual electricity usage.
