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Mallorca has a Mediterranean climate with moderate temperatures year-round and low rainfall, especially in summer. These characteristics make it an ideal environment for harnessing solar energy.
With more than 2,700 hours of sunlight annually, the region has high solar exposure that not only enables a consistent energy production but also contributes to a quick return on the initial investment.
In addition, financial support through subsidies from the Autonomous Community and the Palma City Council, along with tax incentives to promote renewable energies,reduces the initial cost of installing solar panels.
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Mallorca is one of the best places in the Balearic Islands to install solar panels at home. One of the main reasons, apart from the climate, is the available support for photovoltaic energy.
Residents of the island who wish to transition to solar energy can access various benefits such as the Real Estate Tax (IBI) and the Construction, Installations, and Works Tax (ICIO).
This favorable environment underscores Mallorca’s commitment to promoting renewable energy, making it financially easier for residents and businesses to adopt solar energy.
Currently, Next Generation subsidies are not available. We are awaiting future updates and will provide more information as soon as it is available.
In Mallorca, the discount on the Real Estate Tax (IBI) serves as a strong incentive to promote the use of renewable energy. Various municipalities on the island have adopted this policy, encouraging investment in solar self-consumption systems. Here are some of the municipalities offering this discount.
Municipality | Population | Percentage discounted | Years | Usage to which it applies |
Alcúdia | 21,322 | 50% | 3 | Residential |
Andratx | 11,833 | 50% | 3 | Residential |
Calvià | 53,162 | 50% | 3 | Residential |
Capdepera | 12,340 | 50% | 3 | Residential |
Inca | 34,577 | 50% | 3 | Taxpayers |
Llucmajor | 39,040 | 50% | 3 | Taxpayers |
Marratxí | 39,440 | 50% | 3 | – |
Palma | 423,350 | 50% | 6 | Taxpayers |
Pollença | 17,279 | 50% | 3 | Residential |
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Several Mallorca’ municipalities have implemented discounts associated with the Construction, Installations, and Works Tax (ICIO), incentivising the adoption of renewable energy installations. Below are some of these municipalities:
Municipality | Population | Percentage discounted | ||
Andratx | 11.833 | 95% | ||
Calvià | 53.162 | 95% | ||
Felanitx | 18.592 | 50% | ||
Inca | 34.577 | 95% | ||
Llucmajor | 39.040 | 50% | ||
Manacor | 186.660 | 50% | ||
Palma | 423.350 | 95% | ||
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Mallorca residents who decide to install solar panels in their homes can deduct up to 60% on their Personal Income Tax (IRPF). To apply, it is necessary to carry out an energy certificate both before and after installation.
Mallorca is one of the favorite destinations for sun lovers. It combines incredible beaches, hiking trails, and a vibrant outdoor life.
Sustainable viticulture:
In Mallorca, several wineries use solar energy to operate, promoting sustainable agricultural practices and reducing the carbon footprint in wine production.
Sundial in Valldemossa:
In Valldemossa, an ancient sundial confirms Mallorca’s connection to the sun. It is a cultural landmark and a reminder of traditional time-measuring methods.
Public solar installations:
Mallorca is expanding the use of solar panels in public areas and official buildings, seeking to increase sustainability and reduce reliance on non-renewable energy sources.
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