FENNOR / GRANTS & FUNDING
Solar support differs for a home, business or farm. Fennor helps you understand the route for your project, the costs it may cover and the approval steps needed before work begins.
FIND THE RELEVANT ROUTE
Your home, business or farm has its own funding route. Browse the reviewed grant guide below for the amounts, conditions and official sources relevant to each project.
Browse solar grants & funding ↗AN APPLICATION IS NOT AN AWARD
We establish the property details, proposed work and any previous grants with you, so the application starts from the right information.
We identify the relevant scheme, explain the eligibility conditions and separate your application steps from the contractor’s inputs. The funding body decides eligibility and approval.
Once the required approval is in place, we agree the installation work, who delivers it and the schedule against the deadlines in your offer.
We explain the claim checklist and arrange the project invoices, certificates and installation records from the responsible parties. You know what you need to submit and by when.
Before you proceed, we explain the full price, potential eligible support and payment stages, including who handles the application and claim. A grant maximum is not automatically money available on installation day.
YOUR PROJECT WITH FENNOR
We explain the choices, the work involved and what happens next, so you can decide with a clearer picture.
Solar PV support is capped at €1,800. An eligible battery of at least 5 kWh has separate €600 support: a possible combined maximum of €2,400 when both apply. We explain the property and previous-funding conditions alongside your proposed system.
Up to €9,000 means up to €8,400 for PV and €600 for an eligible battery, not an addition to the standard PV grant. Qualifying welfare recipients can apply. The separate Dublin Rental Accommodation Scheme pilot requires eligible landlords to obtain confirmation from the relevant Dublin local authority.
We start with your premises and electricity use, then explain SEAI NDMG and, for farms, DAFM’s Solar Capital Investment Scheme. The same investment cannot be funded twice. We explain the selected route’s required approval sequence before the project moves to work.
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SUPPORT FOR THE WORK YOU HAVE IN MIND
These are the relevant funding options to discuss with Fennor alongside your project. We explain the full price, the support that may apply and the steps before you commit.
Reviewed · Guidance, not an eligibility decision.
Grant support
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.
Grant support
€600
Flat-rate support for an eligible battery of at least 5 kWh. A larger battery does not increase this grant.
Grant 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.
Grant support
Up to €300
Separate support towards an eligible smart home charger and its installation—not towards the car or the solar panels.
Grant support
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.
Programme route
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.
Grant support
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.
Grant support
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.
Funding explained
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.
USEFUL ANSWERS
Plain language. No pressure to have it all figured out.
They are different routes. Up to €2,400 combines standard PV and eligible battery support; up to €9,000 belongs to the enhanced eligibility-based route. We explain the conditions relevant to you, with the scheme determining the award.
We show the project cost and possible support separately, then explain who applies, pays the invoice and claims the funding. Payment differs by scheme; a grant is not automatically an immediate discount or money available before work.
LET’S TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Based in Slane, serving Meath, Louth and Dublin. Tell us about a project further afield and we will confirm whether we can help.
089 403 2737 ↗info@fennor.ieWe will confirm the next step, availability and any assessment cost with you before a visit is booked.