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A bungalow with black solar panels on its roof in the Irish countryside at golden hour

SEAI registered solar installer, High Street, Tullamore

Power fromthe Irish sky.

Solar panels, batteries and EV chargers, designed and fitted by our own team. A free survey, a fixed written price, and the SEAI grant handled with you.

Not ready yet? Check your grant and savings first

5.019 Google reviews
14.0 kWh made so far today by a 16-panel roof in Tullamore, on an average October day.

We’re a Tullamore company. We survey your home, design the system, fit it with our own crews and do the grant paperwork with you, then we’re still down the road when you need us.

Google rating
5.0/5
19 reviews on Google
SEAI registered
50729
Solar PV company number
On site
1–2days
for most homes, start to switch-on
  • Tullamore
  • Mullingar
  • Athlone
  • Portlaoise
  • Edenderry
  • Birr
  • Clara
  • Kilbeggan
  • Monasterevin
  • Ballinasloe
  • Kildare
  • Baltinglass
  • Limerick
  • Dublin

What we fit

How a job runs
An aerial view of a bungalow with black solar panels in the Irish countrysideGrant up to €1,800Solar panelsAll-black panels, sized to your roof and your bills.A white home battery fitted in a utility room€600 battery grantHome batteriesThe day’s solar, saved for the evening.An electric car charging outside a house at duskAdd now or laterEV chargersCharge the car from the roof.A row of solar panels on a frame in a green fieldSame grants as a roofGround-mount arraysWhen the roof isn’t the answer.An aerial view of a warehouse roof covered in solar panels45% until 6 July 2027Business solarDaytime users, fastest payback.An aerial view of a farm shed with solar panels on the roofWe compare bothFarmsSEAI 45% or TAMS, compared for you.

Kit we fitJinkoSigenergySolisDynessmyenergi

The front of a Midlands home with hanging baskets, and all-black panels on the slate roof above

Your SEAI grant, worked out as you go

New since 6 October: €600 for a battery, and more homes qualify. Move the slider.

Your SEAI grant
€2,400
Solar panels
€1,800
Battery
€600

Homes built and lived in before 2025, one solar grant per home, Letter of Offer before any work starts. Checked on seai.ie, 13 October 2026.

See my savings and paybackEvery grant explained
Solar panels on a slate roof under heavy grey cloud

Grey skies still make power.

Panels run on daylight, not sunshine. Sixteen panels facing south in Tullamore make about 7,055 kWh in an average year. A typical Irish home uses about 4,200.

PVGIS 5.3, EU Joint Research Centre, 2005–2023 average for 7.52 kWp at 35° facing south.

7,055kWh a year
  1. 263
  2. 369
  3. 618
  4. 803
  5. 914
  6. 850
  7. 831
  8. 785
  9. 625
  10. 464
  11. 318
  12. 216

Follow the power through a house

Scroll through what happens between the sun and your kettle. Every system we fit works this way.

How a home solar system works A cut-away drawing of a house. Panels on the roof feed an inverter and battery in the attic, then the fuse board, the rooms of the house, an electric car charger and the grid. The grid Your home Panels Inverter Battery Fuse board Meter EV charger
  1. Step 1 of 5

    Daylight hits the panels

    Panels make electricity from daylight, not heat, so they work under cloud too. 16 panels in Tullamore make about 7,055 kWh in an average year.

  2. Step 2 of 5

    The inverter turns it into household power

    The panels make direct current. The hybrid inverter, usually in the attic, turns it into the 230 V your house runs on and decides where every unit goes.

  3. Step 3 of 5

    Your home uses it first

    The kettle, the fridge, the lights and the immersion all run on your own power first, so you buy less from your supplier at around 33c a unit.

  4. Step 4 of 5

    The battery keeps the spare for the evening

    Whatever the house doesn’t need right now charges the battery, ready for the evening peak. In winter it can also charge on a cheap night rate.

  5. Step 5 of 5

    The rest goes to the car or the grid

    A zappi can put spare solar into the car. Anything still left is exported, and your supplier pays you about 19c for every unit.

Real installs,
real numbers

Recent jobs, shared with the homeowners’ permission. The kit is what we fitted; the yearly figure is the design estimate.

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All-black solar panels on a slate roof under a bright, cloudy Irish sky
Tullamore, Co. Offaly

7.05 kWp on a slate roof in Tullamore

System
7.05 kWp
Battery
10.2 kWh
A year
5,412 kWh
Twenty black solar panels on a galvanised ground-mount frame on a lawn, with trees behind
Tullamore, Co. Offaly

A 10 kWp ground-mounted array in Tullamore

System
10 kWp
Battery
10.2 kWh
A year
8,012 kWh
A white Solis inverter on a block wall above white trunking with isolator switches, and a Dyness battery on the floor below
Tullamore, Co. Offaly

9.66 kWp and a 10 kWh battery near Tullamore

System
9.66 kWp
Battery
10.2 kWh
A year
7,805 kWh
A white two-storey house with a row of all-black solar panels along its tiled roof
Mullingar, Co. Westmeath

8.46 kWp and a 16 kWh battery in Mullingar

System
8.46 kWp
Battery
16.1 kWh
A year
7,204 kWh
Black solar panels across the tiled roof of a white bungalow under a grey sky
Tullamore, Co. Offaly

6 kWp on a bungalow in Tullamore

System
6 kWp
Battery
5.1 kWh
A year
5,090 kWh
Aluminium mounting rails fixed in straight runs down a tiled roof beside the chimney, before the panels go on
Clara, Co. Offaly

7.36 kWp and a 10 kWh battery in Clara

System
7.36 kWp
Battery
10.2 kWh
A year
4,834 kWh
All our work
and reviews
Highly recommend Clear Sky Energy for the installation of our solar panel system. From the initial consultation through to the installation, the whole process was handled professionally and efficiently. Geoff, Darryl and Josh were very knowledgeable, friendly and very helpful… Excellent service from start to finish.
Bernie S., Google review, October 2026
5.019 Google reviews

  • “The service was 10/10 from start to finish. From initial discussion with Geoff, to Daryl and the roofers, and Darragh the electricians, they were…”

    Aaron, Google review, October 2026

  • “Honestly cannot recommend Clear Sky Solar Panels highly enough! From start to finish, the service was absolutely excellent… The team arrived when…”

    Christine M., Google review, August 2026

  • “Got the lads to install a 20Kw system over our offices in town, Great job, Very professional and the system is absolutely flying it. Highly recommend…”

    Tullamore Rental, Google review, February 2026

Reviews from Google, shown 13 October 2026. We ask every customer after their installation. Read them all

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Five things you can hold us to

  • A fixed written price. What we quote after the survey is what you pay. No hard sell, and time to think.
  • One named contact. The person who surveys your home looks after you through to switch-on.
  • The paperwork, done with you. ESB Networks and the SEAI grant forms, step by step.
  • A final check on every job. Tested, labelled and the app set up with you before we close the job.
  • A local number that answers. We’re on High Street in Tullamore, and we’re still here after switch-on.

Questions we’re asked

Straight answers. If yours isn’t here, ring us on 057 937 4247.

  • Offaly
  • Westmeath
  • Laois
  • Kildare
  • Meath
  • Longford
  • Roscommon
  • North Tipperary
Do solar panels work well in Ireland?
Yes. Panels make electricity from daylight, not heat, so they work on cloudy days too, just less. SEAI says a well-placed 3 kWp system makes about 2,600 kWh a year in Ireland, with about three-quarters of that between May and September.
What grants can I get?
Up to €1,800 for panels and €600 for a battery of 5 kWh or more, so up to €2,400. Up to €9,000 if you get a qualifying social welfare payment. Homes must have been built and lived in before 2025. Every grant explained.
How much does a system cost?
It depends on your roof, your electricity use and whether you want a battery, so we give a fixed written price after a free survey. Our calculator gives you a guide in a minute.
How long does the installation take?
Most homes take 1 to 2 days on site. You don’t need to take the day off, but we’ll need access to the fuse board and a short power-off.
My roof faces north, or it’s shaded. Can I still have solar?
East and west roofs work well. North roofs make noticeably less, so we only recommend them if the design shows it’s worth it. A garage roof or a ground-mount array is often the better answer.
Do I need planning permission?
Not for panels on the roof of a house, whatever the size, as long as they’re at least 50 cm from the edge of the roof and no more than 15 cm above it. Protected structures and architectural conservation areas are different, and we check that at the survey.

More questions

Sunrise over fields and a farmhouse in the Irish Midlands

Let’s look at your roof.

A free survey, a design and a fixed written price, with the SEAI grant worked out. Most homes are fitted in 1 to 2 days.

057 937 4247
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High Street, Tullamore

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