LONGi Ireland Dromoland Castle Hotel 291.84kW Commercial PV Project

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Project Overview

  • Project Type
    Commercial
    Project Location
    Ireland | County Clare
  • Application Scenarios
    Rooftop
    Project Capacity
    291.84 kW
  • Product Type
    Hi-MO X10
    COD
    2025/04
Technical Highlights
The Hi-MO X10 high-efficiency back contact PV module was selected for its high efficiency and durability, making it well-suited to meet demand even in regions with moderate solar radiation. A key challenge for this project was ensuring the new technology did not interfere with the building's historical character. The solar system installation was carefully designed; the minimalist aesthetic of the Hi-MO X10, with its no frontal gridline design, integrates seamlessly with the architecture, preserving the estate's visual integrity. Furthermore, the solar panels were meticulously positioned to ensure they are discreet and do not detract from the guest experience or the property's overall appearance.

Project Highlights

Dromoland Castle, located in County Clare in western Ireland, chose to install a modern solar power system to achieve sustainable development and reduce electricity costs. This project blends environmental goals with operational advantages, providing a solution that respects the historical context while offering long-term benefits.

This installation will significantly reduce the hotel's electricity bills, meeting over 20% of the site's energy needs. It is projected to save the hotel up to €50,000 EUR annually. Over 20 years, the hotel's CO₂ emissions will be reduced by 1,500 tons, while nearly €1 million EUR in costs will be saved.

The successful installation of the power station demonstrate that renewable energy technology can be compatible with protected or historic buildings without sacrificing their traditional value.