Solar Panel News

We are delighted to announce that Kavanagh Engineering are now GoodWe PLUS+ installers. Having undergone the technical hands on training in GoodWe inverters we can now provide the benefits of being a GoodWe PLUS+ installer for our clients. These benefits include:...

The government has announced a new scheme that will allow Homeowners, farmers, business owners and community groups who produce electricity from solar panels and other renewable sources will soon be able to sell their excess power to the national grid. A scheme for...

Our team have recently completed the installation of Solar Panels in Navan. Our customer already had a My Energi car charger. We installed a My Energi diversion controller Eddi to heat the water with a harvi and hub so they all communicate with the harvi. We advised...

Our team have recently completed the installation of Solar Panels in Kilkenny on a house and garage.  We were blessed with a beautiful day for the solar panel installation. The whole team really enjoyed designing and installing this project. We initially conducted a...

Our team have recently completed the installation of Solar Panels in Kildare. We initially conducted a site survey to specify what the client needed. Based on this survey we installed 11*340 W Q CELLS solar panels mounted to Esdec BV brackets. We then used a GoodWe EM...

As the proud new owner of a Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, our client wanted a flexible, cost-effective and futureproof charging solution for their new electric vehicle.  Having gone through the different options with them, we recommended the Zappi V2 charger as the best...

The Irish Independent has reported how planning permission is being sought for a major 100-acre Solar Farm development in Co. Kilkenny. The company making the application wants to build the Solar Farm on site close to Ballyragget. The developers say it could produce...

If considering commercial photovoltaic solar panels, it’s natural to wonder how much electricity they will produce. So for an example, where better to look than at our own commercial PV solar panels system! In March 2017, we installed the system at our Kavanagh...

The Commission for Energy Regulation (CER) in Ireland has calculated that the average Irish household consumes 4,200 kW/h (units) of electricity each year. That equates to a bill of approximately €160 for each two-month cycle, including VAT and standing charges. The...

The growing number of applications for planning permission for solar farms in Ireland shows how the country is ‘ideal’ for PV solar panels, according to the Irish Solar Energy Association (ISEA). Up to the end of August, 225 applications have been made nationwide....