SEAI Grants for Commercial Properties:
Go Green and Save Money
Receive up to 2,400 euro with SEAI grants for commercial properties in Ireland under the Non-Domestic Microgeneration Grant (NDMG) scheme. These grants are designed to help businesses and other non-domestic properties install renewable energy systems and reduce their carbon footprint. By taking advantage of these grants, businesses can not only save money on their energy bills but also contribute to a more sustainable future for Ireland.
Solar PV and SEAI Grants:
A Sustainable Solution for Lower Energy Bills
Investing in renewable energy systems is one of the best decisions businesses can make to save money and contribute to a more sustainable future and the Non-Domestic Microgeneration Grant (NDMG) scheme provides an opportunity to receive financial assistance from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI).
The NDMG scheme is administered by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) and provides grants for the installation of renewable energy systems in non-domestic properties, including businesses, community groups, and public sector buildings. The aim of the scheme is to encourage the adoption of renewable energy technologies and reduce carbon emissions.
How much financial support is available from SEAI ?
The grants are available for a range of technologies, including solar photovoltaic panels. The grant amount you receive is based on the standard output of your solar PV system. A solar PV system with an output of a maximum 6kWp can be grant funded through the scheme. The maximum grant offering is €2,400 and this is available for systems from 4kWp to a maximum of 6kWp.
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Power
2KW
3KW
4KW
6KW
Panels
5
8
10
15
Surface
10 SQM
10 SQM
19 SQM
28 SQM
Grants
€1,600
€1,850
€2,100
€2,100
Accelerated Capital Allowance (ACA):
maxime your Tax Benefits
In addition to the financial benefits, businesses that install renewable energy systems may also be eligible for other schemes and incentives, such as tax credits and accelerated capital allowances.
Accelerated Capital Allowance (ACA) is a tax incentive scheme in Ireland designed to encourage businesses to invest in energy-efficient equipment and technologies.
Under the ACA scheme, companies can avail of a 100% tax write-off on the cost of eligible energy-efficient equipment in the first year of purchase. This accelerated depreciation allows businesses to significantly reduce their taxable income, which in turn, lowers their tax liability. By promoting investments in energy-efficient technologies, the ACA aims to help Ireland meet its energy and environmental targets.
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FAQ
Who is eligible for the Non-Domestic Microgeneration Grant (NDMG) scheme in Ireland?
To be eligible for the Non-Domestic Microgeneration Grant (NDMG) scheme in Ireland, a non-domestic property must be located in the Republic of Ireland and have a maximum capacity of 6 kWp. If a system larger than 6kWp is installed, then the installation will not be considered eligible to claim the NDMG grant. This grant is available to Businesses, the Agricultural sector, Public sector bodies, Schools, community centres and Non-profit societies.
Can I combine the Solar Electricity Grant with other incentives?
Yes, you can combine the Solar Electricity Grant with other incentives, such as the Accelerated Capital Allowance (ACA) tax relief scheme. This allows businesses to claim a 100% tax write-off on the cost of eligible energy-efficient equipment in the first year of purchase.
What are the technical requirements for renewable energy systems under the NDMG scheme?
The technical requirements for renewable energy systems under the NDMG scheme include that the system must be installed by a registered installer and meet certain technical specifications.
How long will it take to recoup my investment?
The payback period for a commercial PV system can also vary depending on several factors such as the size of the system, the amount of energy consumed by the business, and the cost of electricity in the area. However, with the current cost of electricity and the available SEAI grants, many businesses can expect to recoup their investment within 5-7 years.