Solar Panels in Moynalty, Co. Meath

Moynalty, Co. Meath, receives 1,315+ sunshine hours per year — ideal conditions for solar energy. A 4kWp system generates approximately 3,540 kWh annually, covering 84% of average household electricity use and saving an estimated €1062+ per year. With the SEAI grant of up to €1,800 and 0% VAT, the net cost is €3,200–€6,200 with payback in 4–6 years.

SEAI Grant up to €1,800
0% VAT
1,315+ sunshine hrs/yr

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What is the solar potential in Moynalty?

885
kWh/kWp

Solar Yield

3,540
kWh/yr

4kWp Output

1,315
hrs/yr

Sunshine

€1062+
per year

Est. Savings

84%
of avg use

Household Coverage

A96
routing key

Eircode Area

18.5
km

Dist. to Navan

Inland
position

Location

Based on county-level solar data for Meath. Actual output varies by roof orientation, shading, and system specification.

About Solar Energy in Moynalty

Moynalty is a community in Co. Meath. It is a short drive from Navan (18.5 km), where most SEAI-registered installers in the county are based. The Eircode routing key for Moynalty is A96 — you'll need your full Eircode when applying for the SEAI grant.

Benefits of Solar Panels in Moynalty

Save on Electricity Bills

Homeowners in Moynalty can save an estimated €1062+ per year on electricity with a 4kWp solar system generating 3,540 kWh annually.

SEAI Grant — Up to €1,800

Get up to €1,800 back from SEAI. The grant is available for homes built before 2021. No means testing — apply online at seai.ie.

0% VAT on Installation

Residential solar installations are zero-rated for VAT since May 2023, saving approximately €1,000 on a typical system.

Earn from Excess Energy

Sell surplus electricity at 15-25c/kWh through the Microgeneration Support Scheme. The first €400/year is tax-free.

Increase Property Value

Solar panels improve your BER rating and can add up to 4% to your property value.

25+ Year Lifespan

A system installed in Moynalty today will generate clean electricity for 25-30 years with minimal maintenance.

Government Support for Solar in Moynalty

Homeowners in Moynalty, Co. Meath can apply for the SEAI solar PV grant. The maximum grant of €1,800 is confirmed for 2026.

System SizeGrant AmountTypical Net Cost
2 kWp€1,400€2,000 - €3,000
3 kWp€1,600€2,500 - €4,000
4 kWp+€1,800 (max)€3,200 - €6,200

Solar Installers in Meath

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Solar Panel FAQs for Moynalty

How much do solar panels cost in Moynalty?

A 4kWp system in Moynalty typically costs €5,000-€8,000 before grants. After the €1,800 SEAI grant and 0% VAT, the net cost is €3,200-€6,200. The system generates approximately 3,540 kWh/year, paying for itself in 4-6 years.

How much electricity will solar panels generate in Moynalty?

Based on Meath county data, a 4kWp system in Moynalty generates approximately 3,540 kWh per year — covering 84% of average household use (4,200 kWh/year). Meath receives around 1,315 sunshine hours annually.

Are solar panels worth it in Moynalty?

Yes. With estimated savings of €1062+ per year, the €1,800 SEAI grant, 0% VAT, and export income of 15-25c/kWh, a solar system in Moynalty pays for itself in 4-6 years and lasts 25+ years.

Do solar panels work in winter in Meath?

Yes, solar panels generate electricity all year round. While output is lower in winter, Meath still receives usable daylight hours even in December. Annual generation figures (3,540 kWh for a 4kWp system) already account for seasonal variation.

Do I need a smart meter for solar panels?

You need a smart meter to sell surplus electricity back to the grid. ESB Networks installs smart meters for free. Your installer submits the NC6 form to ESB Networks after installation, which triggers the meter upgrade if needed.

How long do solar panels last?

Modern solar panels are warrantied for 25-30 years and typically last even longer. Panel efficiency degrades by about 0.5% per year — so after 25 years, your panels will still produce around 87% of their original output. Inverters typically last 10-15 years and may need one replacement.

Sources

Last updated: February 2026

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