The available roof
We assess condition, dimensions, orientation and shading to establish what your roof can support. Where the site and permissions suit, we also compare a ground-mounted option.
Roof or land? ↗FENNOR / SOLAR OVERVIEW
Make more
of your daylight.
From our Slane base, Fennor helps homeowners, farms and businesses in Navan and across Meath and Louth plan solar around the electricity they use. Explore panels, storage and controls for your property, with larger commercial enquiries considered across Ireland.
ONE TECHNOLOGY / DIFFERENT WAYS OF LIFE
Your daylight.
Your starting point.
The useful question is not simply “How many panels?” It is “What should this system do for this property?”
A DIFFERENT STARTING POINT
Start with a day in your life.
School runs, working from home, evening meals and future EV charging shape when you need power. Fennor assesses your roof and routine together, then explains a system and installed price suited to your home.
- 12 months of electricity use
- Roof condition and shading
- Today’s loads and tomorrow’s plans
BASED IN SLANE / SERVING MEATH & LOUTH
Solar near you.
Still designed for your property.
Explore the local starting point for your area. Each guide leads back to the same important details: your roof or site, your electricity use and a proposal you can understand.
BUILD A SYSTEM WITH A PURPOSE
Generate. Use. Store.
Keep the choices connected.
The everyday demand
We match the output estimate to when you use electricity, not just your annual bill. That shows how much could be used on site and how much may earn export income.
Understand the numbers ↗The useful extras
Storage, hot water and EV charging compete for the same surplus. We explain which additions suit your routine and how the controls will share that energy.
Explore the connections ↗THE QUALITY OF THE PROPOSAL
A system you understand.
Not just a headline price.
Before you decide, Fennor explains the proposed panel layout, output estimate and full installed price. Your written proposal names the equipment, identifies who delivers each part and makes exclusions clear. We also explain the grant sequence, installation arrangements, monitoring and aftercare, so you know what happens beyond choosing the panels.
Your solar questions, answered ↗YOUR PROPOSAL / SIX USEFUL LINES
01The property & design assumptions↗
02The named equipment & capacity↗
03The generation & usage model↗
04The scope, exclusions & allowances↗
05The eligible grant route & sequence↗
06The commissioning, warranty & support↗
MORE WAYS WE CAN HELP
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Domestic solar
A system shaped around your roof and daily electricity use.
Commercial solar
Put your roof to work around your business’s electricity needs.
Farm solar
Make use of shed space around the way your farm runs.
Ground-mounted solar
Explore solar on your land when the roof is not the right fit.
Battery storage
Keep more of your solar electricity for when you need it.
Accessories
Hot water, car charging, backup and better control.
Solar calculator
Try a few panel counts and see how electricity use changes the numbers. Then bring the result to Fennor for a closer look at your roof and routine. These are planning examples, not a design or quotation.
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.
Solar projects
Explore original solar photographs and picture the possibilities for your own property. Fennor helps you understand the roof, equipment and everyday electricity use behind a suitable system.
Solar FAQ & advice
Will solar work on your roof? What does a battery add? How much power will you still buy? Fennor explains the choices in plain language and helps you take the next step for your own property.
YOUR PROJECT WITH FENNOR
How you use electricity.
How solar could help.
We explain the choices, the work involved and what happens next, so you can decide with a clearer picture.
We start with the bill and the daily routine.
When you use electricity matters as much as the annual total. We review your use, daytime activity and future plans so the first recommendation reflects your property, rather than a standard panel package.
We help you choose the right combination.
We explain panels, the inverter, optional storage and accessories against your needs and budget. The site and electrical assessment establish what is suitable, including the roof or land, connection and equipment compatibility.
You understand the proposal before deciding.
We take you through the equipment, estimated output, funding route and installed price. We explain the savings assumptions separately from warranties and make the handover and aftercare arrangement clear.
A SIMPLE START
Your property. Your routine.
A useful place to start.
- 01Recent bills and when you use most electricity↗
- 02Any safely taken roof or site photographs↗
- 03Future EV, heat-pump or extension plans↗
SUPPORT FOR THE WORK YOU HAVE IN MIND
A clearer budget.
The support to explore.
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
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.
Grant support
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.
Grant support
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.
USEFUL ANSWERS
Choosing solar.
Where to begin.
Plain language. No pressure to have it all figured out.
01Where should I start if I know very little about solar?
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Call or email with your location and what you want solar to achieve. We explain the basics, the useful information to gather and the assessment needed for your property.
02Will I need a battery as well?
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Not always. We compare solar alone with storage using your demand, surplus and tariff. If a battery has a useful role, we explain its cost, losses and compatibility rather than treating it as an automatic extra.
LET’S TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Talk to Fennor.
Tell us what you have in mind.
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.