Solar panels financing

At Sunhero, our mission is to make solar energy an accessible and affordable solution for everyone. That’s why we offer different payment methods and adapt to your personal situation.

If you want to install a photovoltaic system at home and do not want to make any initial investment, we offer different types of financing so that you can choose the option that best suits your current needs.

Discover in less than 1 minute with our solar panels calculator how many panels do you need for your home and how much you could be saving.

How can I finance solar panels?

With and without interest (subject to availability)

We offer financing options both with and without interest, tailored to your needs and possibilities.

With and without grace period

You can choose to start paying installments after 2 months, making your initial financial planning easier.

Full or partial financing

Payment can be 100% financed or partially financed, depending on what best suits your situation.

Benefits of financing your photovoltaic system with Sunhero

Online and hassle-free process

The entire financing process is online, easy, and hassle-free, so you can access the best option quickly and securely.

We calculate the monthly payment that best fits your current situation

Switch to photovoltaic energy and save from day one with the financing plans available. This way, you can take advantage of the savings generated by your panels to pay for the system in easy monthly instalments that adapt to your economic and personal circumstances.

Possibility of early repayment at any time

If for any reason you decide to pay off the financing early, you can do so, this way you will be able to reduce the remaining monthly repayments. This option is available for all financing.

Fixed monthly installments and no opening costs

At Sunhero, we want to offer personalised solutions for all our customers. We are aware of the different realities that exist in each home, which is why we work with different financing options. This way, you can choose the one that best suits your needs, individual circumstances and personal objectives.

Enjoy the benefits of self-consumption from day one, reducing your electricity bill. For more information about our financing options, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Power your house

Generate your own energy with solar PV and become independent from traditional utility providers

Get your bill to €0

Reduce your monthly bill payments and protect your family from rising electricity prices

Take care of the Planet

Bring down your CO2 emissions and help build a better future for the planet and the people

Frequently asked questions related to solar panels financing

In order to be able to finance your photovoltaic installation, it is necessary to fulfil certain requirements and present certain documents so that the financial entity can evaluate your case and approve the financing. If you are thinking of financing your photovoltaic system, we will inform you about all the specific details of the process for each of the financing options we work with. However, in order to qualify for financing, you generally need to: 1. Identity verification To verify identity, a photograph of a valid identity document is required. In the case of an expired ID card, a valid driving licence or passport can be presented. 2. Verify bank account To verify the bank account, a photocopy of the bank book or a direct debit receipt is required. 3. Verify recurring income To verify the recurrent income of a salaried worker, the last pay slips are usually requested. In the case of a self-employed person, the last income tax return (stamped).

There is currently no specific tax for photovoltaic systems. However, there are two taxes that have to be paid. On the one hand, there is VAT, which is a tax associated with the purchase of a product or service. At present, 21% VAT must be paid when the installation is carried out, but in some specific cases, such as in construction or renovation work on houses and in renovation work, 10% VAT may be applied. On the other hand, in some autonomous communities, the ICIO (Impuesto de Construcciones, Instalaciones y Obras) must be paid in order to process the building permit. Each municipality determines the percentage of the cost of the work, which is usually between 1% and 5%. Nowadays, many Spanish municipalities are offering a rebate of up to 95% on this tax.