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Is the Irish solar market starting to feel price-sensitive?

There’s definitely a strong interest in solar across Ireland, but it feels like homeowners are becoming more cautious with spending.

Amid inflation, rising installation costs, and changes in grant structures, decision-making seems slower and more price-driven.

It’s not a lack of interest, more like higher scrutiny before committing.

For those in the Irish market, are customers becoming more price-sensitive lately?
Or is it more about trust and understanding the long-term value?

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u/SunbaseData — 1 day ago
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With solar + heat pumps rising in the UK, are home energy projects getting too complex?

The UK push toward electrification is accelerating, with solar panels, battery storage, heat pumps, EV chargers, and smart tariffs all connected into one home energy system.

But from a project perspective, it feels like installs are becoming far more complex to design, coordinate, and manage.

More equipment. More approvals. More moving parts between sales, design, installation, and grid connection.

For installers, EPCs, and solar professionals in the UK market:

Are integrated energy systems improving the customer experience… or creating more operational friction behind the scenes?

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u/SunbaseData — 3 days ago