SEAI Commercial Solar Grants
The SEAI Non-Domestic Microgen Grant helps eligible Irish businesses and organisations invest in solar PV. Funding is available for qualifying systems up to 1,000kWp, with the grant amount calculated according to the installed system capacity.
The scheme may support:
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Businesses and commercial properties
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Farms and agricultural enterprises
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Schools and public-sector bodies
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Community centres
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Non-profit organisations
What You Need to Know
Grant approval must be received before purchasing equipment or beginning installation work. The solar PV system must be installed by an SEAI-registered Non-Domestic Microgen company and designed primarily to generate electricity for use at the applicant’s premises.
The appropriate grid-connection application must also be submitted to ESB Networks before installation. The exact application process depends on the proposed system and export capacity.
EnergieXPro can help assess the proposed system, prepare the relevant technical information, support the grant-documentation process and manage the applicable ESB Networks connection application.
*The maximum grant of €162,600 applies to eligible systems of 1,000kWp. The amount available depends on system capacity, qualifying expenditure and the SEAI scheme conditions in effect when you apply.
Commercial Solar Panels for Mayo Businesses and Farms
EnergieXPro provides commercial solar panels for businesses, farms and organisations throughout County Mayo. Our team can manage your project from the initial assessment and technical design through to SEAI grant support, installation, commissioning and monitoring.
We are an award winning company.
Commercial Solar for Mayo Businesses and Farms
EnergieXPro designs and installs commercial solar PV systems for businesses, farms and organisations throughout County Mayo. Every system is planned around the property’s energy usage, operating hours, available roof space and electrical requirements.
Hotels and Hospitality
Commercial solar panels can help Mayo hotels, guesthouses and hospitality venues generate electricity for lighting, kitchens, refrigeration, heating systems and other daytime energy demands.
Farms and Agricultural Businesses
Solar panels for Mayo farms can generate electricity for dairy equipment, milk cooling, pumps, ventilation, lighting, workshops and agricultural processing machinery.
Retail and Office Buildings
Retail units and office buildings can use commercial solar PV to power lighting, computers, air conditioning, refrigeration, EV chargers and everyday business equipment.
Manufacturing Facilities
Factories and production facilities with consistent daytime electricity demand can use larger commercial solar systems to support machinery, processing equipment and site operations.
Warehouses and Distribution Centres
Large warehouse roofs can provide valuable installation space for commercial solar panels, helping generate electricity for lighting, refrigeration, equipment and logistics operations.
Schools and Community Facilities
Schools, sports clubs, healthcare providers and community organisations can install solar PV systems designed around their building usage and available roof space.
Power Your Business with Commercial Solar
Commercial solar panels allow businesses to generate renewable electricity directly at their premises. The electricity produced can be used to operate machinery, lighting, refrigeration, heating systems, office equipment, EV chargers and other daytime electrical loads. EnergieXPro designs commercial solar PV systems for factories, farms, warehouses, hotels, shops, offices and organisations across Mayo. Each recommendation is informed by the property, electricity-consumption data and available roof or ground space.
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How the
Process Works
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Initial Consultation
Discuss the business’s energy costs, property and objectives.
02
Site and Energy Assessment
Review electricity usage, roof condition, available space and electrical infrastructure.
03
System Design and Proposal
Prepare a recommended system size, projected generation, estimated savings and installation plan.
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Installation
Complete the installation with minimum disruption to normal business operations.
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Monitoring and Support
Provide system monitoring, maintenance and ongoing technical support.
Why Galway Businesses Are Choosing Solar
High daytime electricity demand
Large agricultural and commercial roof areas
Rising electricity costs
Long-termenergy planning
Sustainability requirements
Reduced dependence on grid electricity
Improved sustainability credentials
Access to SEAI grant funding for eligible projects
Commercial Solar PV, Battery Storage and EV Charging
Commercial Solar PV
Solar panel systems designed around the business’s electricity demand and available roof or ground space.
Battery Storage
Store surplus solar energy and use it when electricity demand or grid prices are higher.
Commercial EV Charging
Install workplace, fleet or customer EV charging stations alongside the solar system.
Energy Monitoring
Track energy generation, consumption and system performance through monitoring technology.
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Energy Storage & Tariffs in Ireland
Store extra solar energy in a home battery to use when rates are high, or sell it back to the grid under the Clean Export Guarantee and earn up to 25c per kWh. The best choice depends on your usage:
Battery storage
ideal if you use most energy at night or want to avoid peak rates.
Feed-in tariff
best for large systems with daytime surplus.
Either way, you’ll cut bills, make the most of your solar, and reduce your carbon footprint.
Commercial Solar Panel Installation Across Mayo
Castlebar
Westport
Ballina
Claremorris
Ballinrobe
Ballyhaunis
Swinford
Belmullet
Newport
Across County Mayo
Our team also delivers commercial solar PV, battery-storage and EV-charging projects throughout Galway and other parts of Ireland.
Sigenergy Awards/ Gold Installer
We are an award winning company.
Why Choose EnergieXPro for Commercial Solar in Mayo?
Commercial Project Capability
EnergieXPro has experience coordinating substantial commercial installations that incorporate solar PV and complementary energy technologies.
Site-Specific Engineering
The technical design considers roof suitability, shading, electrical infrastructure, site access, safety requirements and the proposed system’s interaction with the property.
Registered Professionals
EnergieXPro is an SEAI-registered solar PV company, with electrical work carried out by Registered Electrical Contractors.
Turnkey Project Delivery
One team can coordinate the assessment, technical design, documentation, equipment supply, installation, testing, commissioning and monitoring.
Frequently Asked Questions
The cost depends on the proposed capacity, equipment selection, mounting system, roof condition, site access and required electrical work. Adding battery storage or commercial EV chargers will also affect the overall investment. A site-specific assessment is needed for an accurate quotation.
Suitability is determined by factors such as electricity consumption, available roof or ground space, orientation, shading, structural condition and electrical infrastructure. These details are reviewed during the assessment and technical-design stages.
Many agricultural buildings have useful roof space and electrical demand from refrigeration, pumps, ventilation, lighting or processing equipment. However, the installation must be designed around the farm’s actual consumption, building condition and available grid connection.
Eligible businesses and organisations can apply for the SEAI Non-Domestic Microgen Grant. Approval depends on the applicant and project meeting the current scheme requirements. The grant value is calculated according to the installed solar PV capacity.
Electricity that is not consumed or stored at the premises may be exported to the grid, subject to the applicable grid-connection and export arrangements. The value of self-consumption and export should be considered when designing the system.
Commercial solar PV systems are relatively low maintenance, but performance should be monitored and equipment inspected periodically. Unexpected reductions in generation, system alerts or visible damage should be investigated.
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Energy Storage & Tariffs in Ireland
Store extra solar energy in a home battery to use when rates are high, or sell it back to the grid under the Clean Export Guarantee and earn up to 25c per kWh. The best choice depends on your usage:
Battery storage
ideal if you use most energy at night or want to avoid peak rates.
Feed-in tariff
best for large systems with daytime surplus.
Either way, you’ll cut bills, make the most of your solar, and reduce your carbon footprint.
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