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Solar Panels in Bansha, Co. Tipperary

Bansha is a village in Co. Tipperary with a population of around 329. Located 26.6 km from Clonmel, the area has a solar yield of 770 kWh/kWp. A 4kWp solar system generates approximately 3,080 kWh annually, saving an estimated €924+ per year. The SEAI grant of up to €1,800 and 0% VAT bring the net cost to €3,200–€6,200.

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

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Solar MetricValue
Solar Yield770 kWh/kWp
4kWp System Output3,080 kWh/yr
Sunshine Hours1,315 hrs/yr
Est. Annual Savings924+
Household Coverage73% of avg use

Solar yield calculated for Bansha (52.44°N, 8.07°W) using PVGIS satellite data. Actual output varies by roof orientation, shading, and system specification.

Monthly Solar Output in Bansha

64
Jan
118
Feb
240
Mar
366
Apr
449
May
462
Jun
442
Jul
382
Aug
275
Sep
155
Oct
80
Nov
47
Dec

kWh per month (4kWp system)

Bansha at a Glance

Area DataValue
Population329 (Census 2022)
Households135
Houses/Bungalows100% of dwellings
Owner-Occupied61%
Built Before 200066%
Avg. Rooms per Home5.3
Elevation66 metres
Eircode AreaE34
Dist. to Clonmel26.6 km
LocationInland
Coordinates52.4414°N, 8.0672°W

Population and housing data: CSO Census 2022. Weather data: Met Eireann (Moore Park, 33.6 km).

Bansha Location

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Weather & Climate in Bansha

1,104
Rainfall mm/yr
10.6°C
Mean temperature
770
kWh/kWp solar yield

Weather data from Met Eireann (Moore Park station, 33.6 km from Bansha). 5-year average (2019–2023).

Solar Suitability in Bansha

100% of dwellings in Bansha are houses or bungalows, making the area highly suited for rooftop solar panels. 61% of homes are owner-occupied — homeowners can apply directly for the SEAI grant. 66% of homes were built before 2000, qualifying for the SEAI solar grant (homes built and occupied before 2021 are eligible).

Bansha and Renewable Energy

Bansha is a village in Co. Tipperary with a population of 329 (CSO Census 2022). It is accessible from Clonmel (26.6 km), where most SEAI-registered installers in the county are based. The Eircode routing key for Bansha is E34. You'll need your full Eircode when applying for the SEAI grant. According to the 2022 Census, Bansha has 135 households, of which 100% are houses or bungalows — well suited for rooftop solar panels. Based on satellite data for this location, a 4kWp solar system generates approximately 3,080 kWh per year (770 kWh/kWp). The area has moderate rainfall (1104 mm/yr), with a mean temperature of 10.6°C.

What Bansha homeowners gain from solar

Save on Electricity Bills

Homeowners in Bansha can save an estimated €924+ per year on electricity with a 4kWp solar system generating 3,536 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 Bansha today will generate clean electricity for 25-30 years with minimal maintenance.

How to claim the SEAI grant in Bansha

Homeowners in Bansha, Co. Tipperary 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

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Frequently Asked Questions About Solar Panels in Bansha

How much do solar panels cost in Bansha?

A 4kWp system in Bansha 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 3,536 kWh/year, paying for itself in 4-6 years.

What happens to my solar panels if I move house in Bansha?

Solar panels stay with the property as a permanent fixture. They add value to your home for the next buyer. The SEAI grant does not need to be repaid if you sell. Your installer can transfer monitoring accounts to the new owner.

What is the Microgeneration Support Scheme?

The Microgeneration Support Scheme allows homeowners to sell surplus solar electricity back to the grid at 15-25c/kWh. You need a smart meter (free from ESB Networks) and a grid-connected system. The first €400/year of export income is tax-free.

Can I sell excess solar electricity?

Yes. Under Ireland's Microgeneration Support Scheme, you sell surplus electricity at 15-25c/kWh. You need a smart meter (ESB Networks installs free). The first €400/year of export income is tax-free.

What roof direction is best for solar panels in Bansha?

South-facing roofs produce the most electricity (100% of potential). South-east and south-west roofs produce around 95%. East or west-facing roofs still produce 80-85%. North-facing roofs are generally not recommended for solar panels in Ireland.

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.

Do I need to clean my solar panels?

In most cases, rain keeps solar panels clean enough in Ireland. If your panels are near trees or at a low angle, an annual clean may improve output by 2-5%. Never use abrasive materials. A soft brush and water is sufficient.

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Last updated: March 2026

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