Helping you understand how much solar panels cost and your payment options.
Compare the cost of our solar energy packages.
Find the best solar package for your home and budget. Prices start from £4,995 for 6 panels and £6,495 for 12 panels. Start generating clean, cost effective energy for your home today.
How to pay for your solar investment.
We understand the importance of flexibility when it comes to payment options for solar panel installation.
Pay in full.
For a quick and easy process, you can choose to pay the full amount upfront for your solar system. This option does not require a credit check.
Pay in three easy instalments.
Pay a 25% deposit up front, 50% when materials are ordered and 25% on completion.
0% APR＊ finance available.
Enjoy the convenience of spreading the cost of your solar system with our 0% APR finance options for up to 2 years.＊
No hidden installation costs.
Rest assured, the price you receive in your quote includes everything, from scaffolding to inverters and solar PV panels. Say goodbye to hidden installation costs.
How solar panels are installed.
See how solar panels and battery storage are installed with our customer and colleague, Brian who shares his home installation journey.
The cost of your solar panels.
The starting price for a 6-panel system with on-roof solar panels is just £4,995, and a 12-panel (5.82 kWp) system starts from only £6,495.
Solar panels allow you to generate your own electricity using the sun's energy, potentially saving you up to £771 per year on your energy bills. By selling your exported electricity, you could even earn an additional £412 while reducing the carbon footprint of your home.
The overall system price can vary based on things like: the number of panels chosen, what size battery you add, how much scaffolding is required, if you choose panel optimisers to maximise generation performance.
How much could I save with solar panels?
Utilising the power of the Sun is not only energy-efficient but also a cost-saving solution for generating electricity in your home.
The potential savings are based on an annual usage of 4,000 kWh (kilowatt hours) and an electricity price of 24.67p/kWh, assuming a south-facing roof (35° pitch and no shade). These savings include the expected returns from 6 to 16 solar panels, along with SEG payments1 based on 475W rated solar panels.2
Savings without a solar battery.
Panels | Annual bill saving | SEG payment | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
6 | £292 | £270 | £562 |
8 | £328 | £402 | £730 |
10 | £360 | £536 | £896 |
12 | £389 | £672 | £1,061 |
14 | £425 | £803 | £1,228 |
16 | £486 | £918 | £1,404 |
Savings with a 5.1kWh (4.6kWh usable) solar battery.
Panels | Annual bill saving | SEG payment | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
6 | £589 | £72 | £661 |
8 | £672 | £172 | £844 |
10 | £730 | £288 | £1,018 |
12 | £777 | £412 | £1,189 |
14 | £857 | £513 | £1,370 |
16 | £980 | £587 | £1,567 |
The number of solar panels used is determined by the kilowatt peak (kWp) rating. The configurations are as follows: 6 solar panels at 2.85 kWp, 8 solar panels at 3.80 kWp, 10 solar panels at 4.75 kWp, 12 solar panels at 5.82 kWp, 14 solar panels at 6.65 kWp, 16 solar panels at 7.60 kWp.
Exclusive tariff for E.ON solar customers.
As an energy supplier, we offer solar panel customers exclusive Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) tariffs, ensuring you're rewarded for the energy you export back to the grid.
Add a solar battery on finance.
Enhance your solar photovoltaic system by adding a solar battery, providing storage for excess energy. This enables you to use stored energy whenever you please, reducing reliance on the grid and potentially increasing your savings.
Frequently asked questions
Who can apply for solar panels on 0% APR* finance?
To be eligible for the solar panels on 0% APR* finance scheme for up to 2 years, you need to meet the following criteria. Terms and conditions apply:
- Minimum age of 21 when you apply and under 79 years at the time the agreement ends.
- You must be a UK private resident with at least 3 years continual address history and be a named owner of the property where the product is to be installed.
- Have a minimum individual income of £12,000.
- That income must come through permanent employment (including self employment), of at least 16 hours per week, or other means (pension, rental income).
- Payments must be made by Direct Debit and so you must have a UK bank account held in your name and which supports Direct Debits.
- Have a good credit history.
- Have a valid email address.
What does interest-free finance (0% APR) mean?
By opting for finance, you can spread the cost of your solar panel system into monthly payments for up to 2 years. With 0% APR*, you won't incur any interest charges.
The legal bit.
- ＊ E.ON Energy Installation Services Limited is a credit broker not a lender and work exclusively with HomeServe Finance Limited who acts as the lender under Firm Reference Number 994955. Any credit is subject to status, affordability and a credit check; HomeServe Finance Limited terms and conditions apply. E.ON Next Energy Limited is an Introducer Appointed Representative of E.ON Energy Installation Services Limited and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority under Firm Reference Number 973651. Zuno Partners Limited is an Appointed Representative of E.ON Energy Installation Services Limited and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority under Firm Reference Number 1043798. E.ON Energy Installation Services Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority for credit broking services under Firm Reference Number 750410. Registered in England and Wales under company number 09965944 at Trinity House, 2 Burton Street, Nottingham, NG1 4BX.
- 1. Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) payments, are payments for electricity you export to the grid. These savings figures are based on the E.ON Next Premium v3 Export tariff from E.ON Next of 17.5p per kWh (kilowatt hour) for E.ON Next import-tariff customers who purchase a solar solution.
- 2. These are example figures only, based on standardised MCS calculations. Savings are based on property fitted with a south-facing solar array in central England on a roof with a 35-degree tilt and no shading, with electricity consumption of 4,000 kWh per year (with the customer Home all day), at a tariff rate of 26.11p/kWh (the Ofgem Energy Price Cap rate from 1st July 2026). The solar array contains 12 x 485W panels (5.82 kWp) generating 5,442 kWh/year, fitted with a 5.1 kWh battery (usable capacity 4.6 kWh).