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Your plans.
The support that may fit.

Explore support for homes, electrical and energy-efficiency work, businesses and farms. Each option brings the headline, key conditions and official guidance together, so you can ask Fennor about the route that fits your plans.

Reviewed 14 October 2026 · Guidance, not an eligibility decision.

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42 funding options

Heat pumps & heating

Heat-pump system for your home

Up to €14,500

The eligible house maximum includes the system, necessary heating upgrades and qualifying scrappage. It is not a flat payment for every installation.

Conditions & official guidance

Heat-pump system — house: Up to €10,500
Necessary central-heating upgrades — house: Up to €2,000
Qualifying scrappage: €2,000
Combined apartment maximum: Up to €11,500

Home built and occupied before 2021, with an MPRN. Applies to eligible air-to-water, ground-source, exhaust-air-to-water and water-to-water systems; air-to-air has a different ceiling.
Scrappage covers qualifying oil, gas, solid-fuel or electric-storage heating replacement; SEAI also includes eligible homes without central heating. The installation design determines each component.
Grant approval must precede work. Payment cannot exceed eligible cost; a post-works BER and completion documents are required. Existing-heat-pump replacement follows a separate route.

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Heat pumps & heating

Air-to-air heat-pump support

Up to €9,500

A separate maximum applies to eligible air-to-air heating. These systems do not provide your domestic hot water.

Conditions & official guidance

SEAI lists this maximum for houses and apartments, subject to the proposed system and component eligibility.
The pre-2021 home, assessment-evidence, registered-contractor and approval conditions still apply. This is an alternative system route, not an addition to the €14,500 bundle.

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Heat pumps & heating

Replacing an existing heat pump

Up to €6,500

Eligible replacement systems have a lower ceiling: up to €6,500 for a house or €4,500 for an apartment.

Conditions & official guidance

The existing system must not have received an SEAI domestic grant. Replacement covered wholly or partly by a manufacturer or installer warranty is excluded, including cover lost through the applicant’s failure to meet its terms.
No central-heating or scrappage additions apply to this replacement route. We check your existing system and records before including support in the budget.

SEAI: homeowner guide and replacement exclusions Explore the related service

Heat pumps & heating

Heat-pump technical assessment

€200

Support towards the qualifying technical assessment, linked to a heat-pump grant application—not a standalone free survey.

Conditions & official guidance

For a pre-2007 home, a technical assessment is required unless a valid BER confirms a heat-loss indicator of 2.3 W/(K·m²) or lower.
Homes from 2007 onwards, and qualifying older homes, can use the self-declaration route. The evidence route does not replace heating-system design.

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Solar & batteries

Standard home solar PV

Up to €1,800

Support is based on the installed panel capacity. With a separately eligible €600 battery grant, the combined standard maximum is €2,400.

Conditions & official guidance

First 2 kWp: €700 per kWp
Additional capacity up to 4 kWp: €200 per kWp

Home built and occupied before 2025, with an MPRN and no previous solar-PV funding at that MPRN.
Wait for the offer before installation; use the registered company named in it and complete the required post-works BER and paperwork within the offer period.

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Solar & batteries

Home battery storage

€600

Flat-rate support for an eligible battery of at least 5 kWh. A larger battery does not increase this grant.

Conditions & official guidance

Home built and occupied before 2025, with an MPRN and no previous battery funding at that MPRN. A battery can be installed with or without solar.
Approval is needed before installation by an SEAI-registered solar-PV contractor. A post-works BER is required where solar PV is present; the works and documents must meet the eight-month offer period.

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Solar & batteries

Enhanced household solar support

Up to €9,000

An eligibility-based route: up to €8,400 solar PV plus €600 for an eligible battery. It replaces—not adds to—the standard PV rate.

Conditions & official guidance

Enhanced PV maximum: €8,400
Eligible battery, 5 kWh or larger: €600

Available to homeowners receiving specified qualifying welfare payments, subject to SEAI evidence and scheme conditions.
A separate Dublin RAS pilot requires a qualifying long-term tenancy and confirmation from one of the four Dublin local authorities. It is not a grant for every landlord or household.
The usual property, prior-funding and approval requirements still apply.

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Electrical & energy efficiency

Home EV charger

Up to €300

Separate support towards an eligible smart home charger and its installation—not towards the car or the solar panels.

Conditions & official guidance

Apply and receive the grant offer before purchasing or starting installation. The charger must be on SEAI’s eligible list and installed by a Registered Electrical Contractor. Complete the installation and submit the claim within six months of the offer.
Property, parking/planning, MPRN and previous-funding conditions apply; approved charger-arm arrangements have specific requirements. You do not need to own an EV when applying.

SEAI: home charger grant Explore the related service

Insulation, windows & doors

Attic insulation

Up to €2,000

Standard grants vary by home type. Certain households can receive the enhanced rate below instead.

Conditions & official guidance

Detached: €2,000
Semi-detached / end-terrace: €1,500
Mid-terrace: €1,400
Apartment: €1,100

Home built and occupied before 2011; no previous attic grant. The appropriate roof area, ventilation and installation standard must be addressed.
The apartment rate depends on eligible exposed roof area. This individual grant is for qualifying attic insulation; it does not turn roof or attic-conversion work into grant-funded work.

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Insulation, windows & doors

Enhanced attic insulation

Up to €2,500

Higher attic support for qualifying welfare recipients, eligible HAP/RAS homes and qualifying first-time buyers of existing homes.

Conditions & official guidance

Detached: €2,500
Semi-detached / end-terrace: €1,900
Mid-terrace: €1,800
Apartment: €1,400

First-time-buyer eligibility relates to qualifying existing-home purchases from 1 January 2025; evidence is required. Other enhanced routes have their own welfare or tenancy conditions.
This replaces the standard attic amount; it is not a second payment. The pre-2011 home and previous-funding rules still apply.

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Insulation, windows & doors

Cavity-wall insulation

Up to €1,800

Standard support depends on dwelling type and whether the walls are suitable for a complete cavity-insulation solution.

Conditions & official guidance

Detached: €1,800
Semi-detached / end-terrace: €1,300
Mid-terrace: €850
Apartment: €700

Home built and occupied before 2011. Required whole-surface coverage, construction suitability and moisture checks apply.
Previous wall support affects the permitted next measure. Traditionally constructed homes are excluded from this individual scheme; we assess suitable non-grant improvement work separately.

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Insulation, windows & doors

Enhanced cavity-wall insulation

Up to €2,300

Higher cavity rates for qualifying welfare and eligible HAP/RAS households. First-time-buyer status alone does not establish this entitlement.

Conditions & official guidance

Detached: €2,300
Semi-detached / end-terrace: €1,700
Mid-terrace: €1,100
Apartment: €900

This replaces, rather than supplements, the standard cavity grant. Household evidence and the pre-2011 property conditions apply.
Your walls must meet the scheme’s technical requirements; this is not funding for unsuitable traditional construction.

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Insulation, windows & doors

Internal wall insulation

Up to €4,500

Support towards a qualifying complete internal-wall upgrade, with room space, junctions and moisture considered before the work.

Conditions & official guidance

Detached: €4,500
Semi-detached / end-terrace: €3,500
Mid-terrace: €2,000
Apartment: €1,500

Home built and occupied before 2011. Traditionally constructed homes are excluded from this individual wall scheme.
A previous cavity grant may permit a subsequent internal upgrade under current rules. Prior internal or external funding changes eligibility; the same measure is not simply funded twice.

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Insulation, windows & doors

External wall insulation

Up to €8,000

The largest individual wall-insulation ceiling applies to detached homes, with different rates for other dwelling types.

Conditions & official guidance

Detached: €8,000
Semi-detached / end-terrace: €6,000
Mid-terrace: €3,500
Apartment: €3,000

Home built and occupied before 2011. A suitable whole-surface solution and appropriate junction, moisture and ventilation details are required.
Previous cavity or internal funding may permit a later external measure; previous external funding does not permit a further wall grant. Traditionally constructed homes are excluded from this individual scheme.

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Insulation, windows & doors

Energy-efficient replacement windows

Up to €4,000

Support depends on your dwelling type, the existing windows and the home’s insulation performance—not just the specification of the new glass.

Conditions & official guidance

Detached: €4,000
Semi-detached / end-terrace: €3,000
Mid-terrace: €1,800
Apartment: €1,500

Home built and occupied before 2011. Required performance is post-works HLI at or below 2.3, or attic and walls assessed Good or Very Good, alongside scheme window standards.
You do not necessarily have to replace every window, but the grant is paid once per property. Ventilation and escape requirements still apply.
For a new project, secure approval before ordering or starting. If work was already ordered or started, ask about SEAI’s specific transitional provisions rather than assuming eligibility.

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Insulation, windows & doors

Energy-efficient external doors

Up to €1,600

€800 per eligible external replacement door, up to two doors, subject to the property and performance requirements.

Conditions & official guidance

The pre-2011 home, insulation/heat-loss, compliant door-performance and post-works BER conditions apply.
Not a grant for ordinary internal doors or every new opening in an extension. We explain the proposed eligible replacements before you order.

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BER & completion support

Post-works BER support

€50 standard support

A contribution towards the required post-works BER for applicable individual-grant upgrades. Qualifying welfare applicants may receive €280 instead.

Conditions & official guidance

Support is tied to the eligible grant works and required assessment; it is not a general payment for obtaining any BER.
The enhanced €280 route has separate welfare and application conditions. We explain the assessment cost and which support applies without adding both rates.

SEAI: homeowner grant and BER guide Explore the related service

Heat pumps & heating

Heating controls

€700

Support to improve control of an existing heating system. A separate €50 contribution towards the required post-works BER may also apply.

Conditions & official guidance

Home built and occupied before 2011, with a valid MPRN. Approval must precede work and the eligible controls upgrade must be completed by a contractor registered with SEAI for this measure.
Not available if you are applying for, or have already received, a heat-pump-system grant. Fennor confirms the registered delivery role before presenting this support as part of your proposal.

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Heat pumps & heating

Solar thermal hot-water system

€1,200

This supports eligible solar-thermal collectors that heat water. It is not the grant for solar PV or an EDDI diverter.

Conditions & official guidance

Home built and occupied before 2025; system sizing, registered installation, prior-grant and approval requirements apply.
If your interest is an EDDI connected to solar PV, we explain that different technology and its cost separately.

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Business & farm

Commercial solar PV — enhanced NDMG

Up to €325,200

The award is the lower of the size-based calculation and 45% of eligible invoiced costs. The largest scheme award is not a typical business grant.

Conditions & official guidance

20 kWp size-based ceiling: €13,200
50 kWp size-based ceiling: €25,200
100 kWp size-based ceiling: €45,200
Maximum supported capacity: 1,000 kWp

Enhanced applications: 6 October 2026 to 6 July 2027. The nine-month application window is separate from the eight-month completion/documentation period in an offer. Existing offers are not increased under these rates.
Qualifying non-domestic premises must be built and occupied before 2025. Approval is required before equipment purchases or work.
Batteries and supplementary items outside the standard PV installation are excluded. State-aid and other-funding restrictions apply; do not combine this with TAMS for the same installation.

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Business & farm

Farm solar — TAMS SCIS

60% of eligible investment

A €90,000 eligible-investment ceiling can mean a maximum €54,000 grant. It is not €90,000 cash support or 60% of every quoted cost.

Conditions & official guidance

Eligible investment ceiling: €90,000
Grant ceiling at 60%: €54,000
Grant-funded PV ceiling: 62 kWp

DAFM reference costs, eligible paid costs and the submitted proposal constrain the calculation. Annual qualifying farm demand also limits the funded array; 4,200 kWh is deducted per dwelling sharing the MPRN.
Eligible battery capacity is limited to 50% of PV size numerically: 20 kWp PV allows up to 10 kWh supported battery, installed with PV.
Competitive selection and written approval precede work. Normally complete/claim within 12 months, subject to the approval. The published Tranche 14 close is 4 December 2026.
SCIS and SEAI non-domestic solar are alternative routes for the same investment, not amounts to add together.

DAFM: Solar Capital Investment Scheme terms DAFM: published tranche timetable Explore the related service

Business & farm

Business Energy Upgrades — heat pumps

Up to 45%

A separate business heating route, with support up to €270,000 depending on the building and technical choices.

Conditions & official guidance

The eligible heat pump must replace existing fossil-fuel heating. The technology, building, calculated award and state-aid rules determine support; it is not a household heat-pump grant.
This route is distinct from SSRH and must not be added to it for the same work. Receive the grant offer before work and agree the correct application route before purchasing or starting.

SEAI: Business Energy Upgrades heat pumps Explore the related service

Business & farm

Renewable heat for a business — SSRH

Up to 40%

Support for eligible non-domestic heat-pump investment; SEAI describes project support up to €1 million, subject to the scheme’s calculation and limits.

Conditions & official guidance

Qualifying non-domestic heat demand, displacement of fossil-fuel heating, technical requirements and state-aid conditions apply.
Related efficiency measures have a separate 30% rate; this does not make a 70% grant on the same cost. Do not add SSRH to the BEUS route for the same investment.
Discuss the application before spending. A narrow early-expenditure provision requires written SEAI confirmation of a screened valid application and remains at the applicant’s risk until an offer.

SEAI: SSRH heat-pump grant SEAI: updated SSRH support ceiling Explore the related service

Electrical & energy efficiency

Shared apartment EV charging

60%–90% of eligible infrastructure

Support for a qualifying shared-development charging network, plus €600 per charge point under SEAI’s infrastructure route. It is not an automatic top-up to every home-charger grant.

Conditions & official guidance

Owners’ management companies: 80%
Local authorities / approved housing bodies: 90%
Build-to-rent management companies: 60%
Charge point under infrastructure route: €600 each

Applicant type, shared-development eligibility, equipment and the registered charge-point operator determine the route. Charging-network support requires a qualifying multi-unit development with shared or private parking.
The management company partners with an SEAI-registered charge-point operator, who coordinates the network and required works. Agree the application before procurement and do not assume the same equipment can receive duplicate support.

SEAI: apartment charging grant SEAI: find a registered charge-point operator Explore the related service

Electrical & energy efficiency

Small-business energy-efficiency investment

75% · €750–€10,000

A Local Enterprise Office grant for eligible equipment identified through a qualifying Green or SEAI audit. Metering and smart controls can qualify; LED lighting must form part of a package of eligible measures.

Conditions & official guidance

Normally for an eligible business with 1–50 paid employees, at least six months trading, annual turnover above €30,000 and a qualifying premises. Tax-clearance and agency-client conditions apply.
The investment must follow a Green for Business, GreenStart or SEAI energy-audit recommendation. Apply before ordering, contracting, paying a deposit or starting work.
Building HVAC, ventilation heat recovery, insulation and solar are excluded from this LEO scheme. We separate supported equipment from ordinary electrical work in the proposal.

Local Enterprise Office: Energy Efficiency Grant Explore the related service

Electrical & energy efficiency

Business building-management controls

Up to €30,000

SEAI support for installing or upgrading a qualifying building-management system. Scheme funding is limited to the applicable calculation, including up to 30% of eligible capital costs.

Conditions & official guidance

The award depends on system complexity and eligible monitoring and control points. It is not a flat €30,000 payment for every controls project.
Obtain the SEAI offer before purchases or work. A suitable BMS specialist, technical requirements, state-aid limits and the scheme’s company and installer requirements apply.
Fennor confirms the specialist and registered delivery roles before presenting this route in a project proposal.

SEAI: Building Management System grant SEAI: Business Energy Upgrade Scheme registration rules Explore the related service

Electrical & energy efficiency

Existing BMS optimisation

€2,000

Support for a qualifying specialist audit and optimisation of an existing building-management system—not a general electrical-maintenance allowance.

Conditions & official guidance

The work must follow the scheme’s scope for reviewing the existing BMS, implementing suitable settings changes and recording faults and opportunities.
An existing qualifying system, specialist delivery, approval sequence and scheme documentation are required. Ordinary call-outs, fault repairs or a new BMS are different scopes.

SEAI: BMS Optimisation Grant Explore the related service

Electrical & energy efficiency

Air-handling unit efficiency upgrade

Up to 30% · max €25,000

SEAI support for qualifying air-handling-unit replacement, heat recovery or high-efficiency fan upgrades in a building with an existing supply-and-extract system.

Conditions & official guidance

The eligible amount depends on building type, size and technical selections. A general fan service or like-for-like repair does not qualify automatically.
For the fan-only route, the existing plant must use qualifying belt-driven centrifugal fans; the replacement needs compliant EC fans with integral variable-speed drives and controls.
Secure the offer before purchases or work. A suitable assessment, scheme-compliant company and registered installer are required before payment is requested.

SEAI: Air Handling Units for Business SEAI: AHU technical eligibility form Explore the related service

Electrical & energy efficiency

Efficient building-water pumps

Up to 30% · max €10,000

Support for replacing qualifying constant-speed pumps in building water systems with variable-speed alternatives. This is not a blanket grant for industrial motors.

Conditions & official guidance

The route covers qualifying pumps used in heating, cooling, hot-water or cold-water building systems; existing equipment and the proposed replacement must meet the technical rules.
Approval must precede purchasing or work. Scheme company, installer, documentation and state-aid conditions apply. Fennor confirms whether the proposed work sits within our delivery scope.

SEAI: Pumps Grant for Business Explore the related service

Business & farm

Business energy audit voucher

€2,000 voucher

Support towards a professional audit that identifies energy use and possible improvements. It funds the audit—not the electrical installation that may be recommended.

Conditions & official guidance

From 11 October 2026, the route is open to eligible Irish public and private enterprises consuming less than 2.8 GWh (10 TJ) a year across heat, electricity and transport. Other scheme conditions still apply.
Current applicant guidance also requires at least €10,000 annual energy expenditure at the facility, excluding transport. Choose a participating SEAI Registered Energy Auditor before applying.
The voucher is normally issued before the audit and is redeemed by the auditor. If the audit costs more, the applicant pays the difference.

SEAI: Support Scheme for Energy Audits Explore the related service

Business & farm

EXEED large energy projects

Up to 40% · max €3 million

Design and capital support for substantial, assessed energy-efficiency and decarbonisation projects—not funding for routine electrical maintenance.

Conditions & official guidance

Best suited to a designed project such as a major process upgrade, building renovation or new high-performance facility. The award follows eligible costs, assessment and the EXEED process.
Professional design, feasibility, verification, certification and state-aid conditions apply. Do not order or start work on the assumption that the headline maximum will apply.

SEAI: EXEED grants and supports SEAI: EXEED capital investment supports Explore the related service

Electrical & energy efficiency

Routine electrical work

No general grant

There is no general SEAI grant for ordinary rewiring, sockets, testing, fault repair or maintenance. Support applies only when the work forms part of a specific eligible measure and meets that scheme’s rules.

What this means for your project

We price routine electrical work separately and do not reduce a quotation by a grant that has not been approved.
Where an energy, controls, charging or equipment-upgrade scheme could fit, Fennor explains the supported measure, the ordinary work and the required registered delivery roles before you commit.

SEAI: current grants and supports Explore the related service

Renovation & access

Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant

Up to €50,000 / €70,000

Up to €50,000 for qualifying vacant-property refurbishment, or €70,000 including the confirmed derelict-property top-up.

Conditions & official guidance

Generally a pre-2008 property vacant for at least two years, becoming your principal home or an RTB-registered rental. Local-authority approval, inspection and eligible-cost rules apply.
Current guidance provides an 18-month completion period and ten-year charge/clawback conditions. This is not a general renovation grant for an occupied home.
SEAI support may apply to separate eligible work, but the same costs cannot be funded twice. Island and multi-unit cases have distinct rules.

Government: current refurbishment-grant FAQs Explore the related service

Renovation & access

Convert a whole former commercial building

Up to €110,000

Enhanced vacant-property totals can apply when an entire former commercial or public building becomes two or more homes. These are totals per building, not per dwelling.

Conditions & official guidance

Two homes — vacant / derelict: €70,000 / €90,000
Three or more — vacant / derelict: €90,000 / €110,000

The whole-building conversion, vacancy, property-age, residential use, approval and refurbishment-scheme requirements apply.
Different from Vacant Above the Shop, where a commercial element remains. Do not combine both construction routes for the same work.

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Renovation & access

Vacant Above the Shop Grant

Up to €135,000

A separate route for creating qualifying homes above a retained commercial space, with the total linked to the number of homes.

Conditions & official guidance

One home: Up to €95,000
Two homes: Up to €115,000
Three or more homes: Up to €135,000

Qualifying city, town or village location, pre-2008 building and above-shop vacancy of at least two years. Named-owner, rather than registered-company, applicant conditions apply.
Local-authority approval and eligible work determine the award. Not the same route as converting the entire commercial building.

Government: Vacant Above the Shop Grant Explore the related service

Renovation & access

Expert advice for qualifying vacant conversions

Up to €5,000

Support for specified expert advice on eligible above-shop conversions or whole former commercial/public buildings being considered for two or more homes.

Conditions & official guidance

Not a free-survey grant for every vacant home. The proposed conversion, applicant and advice must meet the separate scheme conditions.
We explain which professional assessment your project needs and confirm any fee and funding route before an appointment.

Government: Expert Advice Grant Explore the related service

Renovation & access

Disability-related housing adaptations

Up to €40,000

Means-tested local-authority support for necessary adaptations that help a person with a disability live at home. Not a grant for a cosmetic bathroom or kitchen makeover.

Conditions & official guidance

The maximum is €20,000 for a home built within the previous 12 months. Medical need, the necessary work, approval and available funding determine the award.
The lowest assessed-income band is up to €37,500, with tapered support up to a €75,000 threshold. Applicable deductions and disregards are considered by the local authority.
Secure local-authority approval before work. Fennor can discuss the building work; we do not decide eligibility or guarantee funding.

Local-authority adaptation grant guidance Explore the related service

Renovation & access

Mobility Aids Grant

Up to €8,000

For qualifying basic mobility work, such as an accessible shower, ramp or stair lift, following local-authority assessment.

Conditions & official guidance

Assessed household income must meet the €37,500 threshold, with applicable deductions/disregards. The work must address the qualifying need.
Approval before work and available funding apply. It is not automatically added to another adaptation grant for the same cost.

Local-authority mobility grant guidance Explore the related service

Renovation & access

Housing Aid for Older People

Up to €10,700

Means-tested support for essential repairs and improvements to make an older person’s home safe and habitable—not decorative renovation.

Conditions & official guidance

Normally for people aged 66 or over, with hardship exceptions considered by the local authority.
Support tapers by assessed household income, with the full-rate band up to €37,500 and maximum threshold €75,000, subject to relevant deductions and disregards.
The necessary work, available budget and approval before work determine the award.

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Solar & batteries

Solar PV for medically vulnerable households

Separate fully funded route

A targeted managed programme, distinct from the standard and enhanced cash-grant routes. Eligibility and delivery are determined by the programme, not Fennor.

Conditions & official guidance

For qualifying households where someone relies on life-support equipment and is registered under the life-support category of their electricity supplier’s Priority Services Register. Your supplier confirms eligibility and the programme route.
This is not another amount to add to a €9,000 grant, and a private Fennor quotation does not secure programme support. We help distinguish the routes before you proceed.

Government: 2026 energy-upgrade programmes SEAI: expanded solar and battery support Explore the related service

Renovation & access

Planning a new home?

Different eligibility rules

Existing-home energy grants are not a general subsidy for a new build. Each scheme has its own built-and-occupied cutoff.

What this means for your project

The individual heat-pump scheme requires a pre-2021 home; PV and battery routes currently require a pre-2025 home. A new house does not meet those conditions.
Specific disability-related adaptations have their own rules, including a lower maximum for recently built homes. We check the project rather than carrying over an existing-home headline.

SEAI: individual grant eligibility Explore the related service

Solar & batteries

EDDI & backup-switch additions

No separate listed grant

The current individual-grant list does not list a dedicated EDDI diverter or changeover-switch grant. We price these additions separately.

What this means for your project

Solar PV, eligible batteries and EV chargers have their own schemes; those grant amounts should not be described as funding for every accessory.
A solar-thermal grant is for a different hot-water technology, not an EDDI. Backup operation needs compatible equipment and a safe electrical design.

SEAI: individual measures supported Explore the related service

YOUR PLANS / THE SUPPORT THAT MAY FIT

Grant questions?
Talk them through with Fennor.

Start with your plans
A warmer home, solar panels or lower business running costs: tell us what you want to achieve. We identify the relevant funding routes and explain what information is needed to check your eligibility.
Understand your budget
We show you the proposed project cost, the support that may apply and when you would need to make payments. You can see what depends on approval before deciding what is affordable.
Know when work can begin
We explain which approvals must be in place before purchases or work can begin, and who will handle each part of the application. Grant-dependent work is planned around those requirements.
Know what comes next
Before work starts, we set out the relevant completion deadline, documents you will need and the agreed help with the claim. You know what you will receive and whether there is anything you need to send yourself.

Discuss your project and grant questions

Scheme administrators determine eligibility and awards. Official rules and your written offer take precedence. Figures here are a dated guide; the current terms need confirmation for your application.

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USEFUL ANSWERS

Making sense of the update.
Where your project fits.

Plain language. No pressure to have it all figured out.

How current is this guidance?

This guide was checked against official sources on 14 October 2026 and does not update automatically. We help explain the route, but current official terms and your written offer determine your project’s support.

Can the work start as soon as a grant is announced?

Not automatically. We explain the application and approval steps for your chosen route, including restrictions on purchases. The required approval must be in place before work begins.

LET’S TAKE THE NEXT STEP

Talk to Fennor.
Tell us what you have in mind.

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We will confirm the next step, availability and any assessment cost with you before a visit is booked.

The support available.For your next step.

Heat-pump system for your home

Air-to-air heat-pump support

Replacing an existing heat pump

Heat-pump technical assessment

Standard home solar PV

Home battery storage

Enhanced household solar support

Home EV charger

Attic insulation

Enhanced attic insulation

Cavity-wall insulation

Enhanced cavity-wall insulation

Internal wall insulation

External wall insulation

Energy-efficient replacement windows

Energy-efficient external doors

Post-works BER support

Heating controls

Solar thermal hot-water system

Commercial solar PV — enhanced NDMG

Farm solar — TAMS SCIS

Business Energy Upgrades — heat pumps

Renewable heat for a business — SSRH

Shared apartment EV charging

Small-business energy-efficiency investment

Business building-management controls

Existing BMS optimisation

Air-handling unit efficiency upgrade

Efficient building-water pumps

Business energy audit voucher

EXEED large energy projects

Routine electrical work

Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant

Convert a whole former commercial building

Vacant Above the Shop Grant

Expert advice for qualifying vacant conversions

Disability-related housing adaptations

Mobility Aids Grant

Housing Aid for Older People

Solar PV for medically vulnerable households

Planning a new home?

EDDI & backup-switch additions

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Domestic electrical

Commercial electrical

Industrial electrical maintenance

Grants & funding

Heat-pump grants

Retrofit grants

Making sense of the update.Where your project fits.

How current is this guidance?

Can the work start as soon as a grant is announced?

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The support available.
For your next step.

Grant questions?
Talk them through with Fennor.

Making sense of the update.
Where your project fits.

Talk to Fennor.
Tell us what you have in mind.