Solar Panels in Ballindaggin, Co. Wexford
Ballindaggin, Co. Wexford, receives 1,540+ sunshine hours per year — among the highest in Ireland. A 4kWp system generates approximately 3,860 kWh annually, covering 92% of average household electricity use and saving an estimated €1158+ 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.
How much solar energy can you generate in Ballindaggin?
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Based on county-level solar data for Wexford. Actual output varies by roof orientation, shading, and system specification.
Solar Power in Ballindaggin, Co. Wexford
Ballindaggin is a community in Co. Wexford. It is accessible from Wexford Town (29.6 km), where most SEAI-registered installers in the county are based. The Eircode routing key for Ballindaggin is Y14 — you'll need your full Eircode when applying for the SEAI grant. Co. Wexford ranks #1 in Ireland for solar yield, making Ballindaggin an excellent location for solar panels.
Advantages of Solar Energy for Ballindaggin Homeowners
Save on Electricity Bills
Homeowners in Ballindaggin can save an estimated €1158+ per year on electricity with a 4kWp solar system generating 3,860 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.
Top Solar County in Ireland
Co. Wexford ranks #1 in Ireland for solar yield with 965 kWh/kWp. Homes in Ballindaggin benefit from some of the best solar conditions in the country.
25+ Year Lifespan
A system installed in Ballindaggin today will generate clean electricity for 25-30 years with minimal maintenance.
What SEAI grants can Ballindaggin homeowners claim?
Homeowners in Ballindaggin, Co. Wexford can apply for the SEAI solar PV grant. The maximum grant of €1,800 is confirmed for 2026.
| System Size | Grant Amount | Typical 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 |
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Common Questions About Going Solar in Ballindaggin
How much do solar panels cost in Ballindaggin?
A 4kWp system in Ballindaggin 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 3,860 kWh/year, paying for itself in 4-6 years.
How much electricity will solar panels generate in Ballindaggin?
Based on Wexford county data, a 4kWp system in Ballindaggin generates approximately 3,860 kWh per year — covering 92% of average household use (4,200 kWh/year). Wexford receives around 1,540 sunshine hours annually.
Are solar panels worth it in Ballindaggin?
Yes. With estimated savings of €1158+ per year, the €1,800 SEAI grant, 0% VAT, and export income of 15-25c/kWh, a solar system in Ballindaggin pays for itself in 4-6 years and lasts 25+ years.
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.
Can I get solar panels on an east or west facing roof in Ballindaggin?
Yes. East or west-facing roofs still produce 80-85% of the output of a south-facing roof. Many installers recommend splitting panels across east and west to spread generation throughout the day, which can actually improve self-consumption.
How long does solar panel installation take?
A typical residential installation takes 1-2 days. This includes scaffolding, mounting the panels, wiring, inverter installation, and connecting to the grid. Your installer handles the ESB Networks notification (NC6 form).
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Last updated: February 2026
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