Solar Panels for Homes

The smallest solar install of 6 panels can generate up to 2,304kWh or units per annum. The Estimated Annual Bill (EAB) which is an estimate of the average household’s cost for electricity is 4,200kWh or units per annum. By this calculation, the average household could save up to and possibly above 50% of your current electricity costs.

Increase your savings even more with micro-generating, where you sell your excess electricity back to Pinergy, availing of the generous SEAI grants, adding additional panels or batteries.

The weather in Ireland gets some pretty bad press. In fact, we’re on a par with central Germany for the level of sunlight available to your Home PV panels. Combine this with having our expert installers ready to help you site your panels at the perfect spot to catch the most light, you’ll have more than enough sun to make the investment work for you.

Whilst this may seem like an obvious place to put the solar battery, it’s often not the best place. Small and insulated attics can get very hot during the day, which actually reduces the efficiency of your solar equipment, meaning you’ll get less free power than you would otherwise. Our experts will look at your property in detail with you and advise on the best spot.

Whilst this is a sensible question, in short, no they won’t. Our technical experts inspect the construction and condition of your roof as part of our comprehensive site survey. If there are any concerns, they’ll advise you of them prior to installation so you can choose to make improvements to your roof or site the panels elsewhere.

Yes! You can generate up to 70% of your hot water needs using the energy created from your solar panels via an inverter which we will install.

Previously you may have heard of or used solar thermal collectors or solar hot water collectors – now it can all be done in one with Pinergy Solar PV panels!

Yes, as your home needs change you can add to your current set up whether adding additional panels, inverters or batteries. We will complete a site survey and support you in adding the best solution to fulfil your needs.

While winter brings shorter daylight hours, there are smart strategies to ensure your solar system delivers value throughout the year.

1. Optimise with Battery Storage:
A home battery storage system lets you store low-cost electricity during off-peak hours (such as at night) and use it when energy demand is higher. This reduces your reliance on the grid during peak times and helps you control your energy costs.

2. Leverage Feed-in Tariffs in Summer:
During the sunnier summer months, your solar panels are likely to generate excess electricity. By exporting this to the grid through a feed-in tariff, you can build up credits on your account. These credits can then help offset your energy costs during the winter, when solar production is lower and usage tends to be higher.

3. Smart Usage Planning:
Use a time of use tariff, smart app, timers or smart devices to shift energy-intensive activities (like laundry or charging EVs) to times when solar or off-peak energy is available. This improves self-consumption and makes your system more efficient year-round.