Straight answers for Irish installers.
The grant maths, the export rules and the habits that win deals, written plainly and kept current for the Irish market.
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The SEAI solar grant in 2026, explained
The most you can get for a home is €1,800, and it stays frozen there for 2026. Here is exactly how it adds up, who qualifies, how you claim it, and what a system really costs after the grant.
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CEG, NC6 and NC7: the Irish export rules, plainly
Your supplier pays you 15.89c to 32c a unit for what you export, the first €400 a year is tax free, and the NC6 form is what switches it all on. Here is how the whole thing works in 2026.
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How Irish installers quote solar that actually wins
The homeowner has three quotes on the kitchen table and the winner is usually not the cheapest. Here is what they are actually weighing, what a winning proposal contains, and the mistakes that quietly kill the rest.
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Why an Irish installer’s website wins or loses the job
84% of Irish consumers trust a business with its own website. Only 20% trust one without. In a market of 740+ registered installers, what they find when they look you up decides what happens next.
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SEO and AEO: how homeowners find their installer in 2026
The homeowner might Google you, or they might just ask an AI who to talk to. Here is how to win the click and the mention, without the jargon.
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Turning website visitors into solar leads
Well over ninety in every hundred visitors leave an installer site silently. Here is why they leave, what actually captures them, and why answering fast is the most winnable advantage in the trade.
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How the best solar installers sell, from enquiry to switch-on
Follow one deal from first enquiry to the meter spinning backwards and the difference is rarely price. It is speed, preparation and honesty, repeated at every stage. Here is the whole journey.
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