Paperwork included
We prepare the application, gather the technical documentation and, with your authorisation, file the grant and justify it before the authorities. You sign the application and the grant is paid into your bank account.
Grants & subsidies · Mallorca
Grants for your solar panels
in Mallorca, no paperwork for you.
We prepare and handle the grants ourselves for your self-consumption installation: FOTOPAR when a call is open (the 2026 call closed on 30 April 2026), the income-tax (IRPF) deduction and IBI and ICIO rebates. With your authorisation, we file and justify the grant before the authorities; you sign the application and the grant is paid into your bank account. As an authorised low-voltage electrical installer, the whole process is official and safe, with the documentation the Industry authority requires. We speak English.
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- Subsidies
- IRPF deduction
- Paperwork included
- Low voltage
Why with JSL
You get the grants, we manage them
You don't need to understand calls or deadlines. We tell you what you qualify for and handle all the paperwork. And to understand each grant first, read our 2026 renewable energy grants guide.
Combined deductions
We combine whatever is compatible: self-consumption grant, IRPF deduction and municipal IBI and ICIO rebate, so you pay less through every route. Note: any grant you receive is subtracted from the base of the IRPF deduction.
Only what's in force
We check which calls and rebates are open in your municipality at the time. No empty promises: only the real grants that apply to you.
Worthwhile with or without a grant
Even with no open call, the bill savings count from day one, and on top of them come, if you meet the requirements of each, the IRPF deduction and your town council's IBI rebate.
A single point of contact
The same people who design and install your self-consumption are your single point of contact for the grants: you only deal with us, and we coordinate the whole file. No being passed from pillar to post.
Certified company
Installation legalised with the authority by an authorised low-voltage electrical installer, with the exact documentation the grants require.
So you understand it
What grants exist for solar self-consumption
Installing solar panels in Mallorca can be cheaper thanks to several grants that, depending on the moment, can be combined. These are the usual routes. Which are in force and apply to you we confirm in your study.
Self-consumption grant (FOTOPAR 2026) — call closed on 30 April 2026
The FOTOPAR 2026 programme of the Balearic Government funds solar self-consumption for private individuals with 600 €/kWp for individual self-consumption (710 €/kWp for collective self-consumption or self-consumption through the grid), on the first 5 kWp only, and 420 €/kWh for the battery, on the first 30 kWh only. The initial budget was 4 million euros, 2 for 2026 and 2 for 2027, and the 2026 share was not enough for all the applications submitted. The 2026 call closed to new applications on 30 April 2026 (CAIB e-office, procedure 6439804); the 8-million-euro top-up published on 2 June 2026 (BOIB no. 69) was added to the 2026 budget and did not reopen it. When a call is open, we prepare your application and, with your authorisation, file and justify it; until then, we let you know as soon as a new one opens. The 2027 call already has dates: 26 January to 30 April 2027 or until its 2 million euros run out (BOIB no. 171, 25 December 2025, notice 14658), and applicants must be domiciled in the Balearic Islands (if it is your holiday home, ask us about your case). Note: with FOTOPAR you apply before the work starts. (The state-level Royal Decree 477/2021 "Next Generation" aid closed to new applications across the whole of Spain on 31 December 2023, the deadline set by its Article 4.)
FACTOR 2026 (heat pumps, batteries, EV charger)
A new Balearic Government call, open since 9 July 2026 and funded by the Factor d'Insularitat. For individuals it covers 70% of the cost of an aerothermal heat pump (counting at most €1,000/kWt, plus €450/kWt if the distribution system is also new, capped at €25,000 per installation) and of an electric-vehicle charger (up to €2,500 for individuals), and 45% of battery storage (counting at most €910/kWh up to 10 kWh). Grants are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis until funds run out, with a deadline of 28 February 2027. The solar PV strand of this call is for companies and organisations; if you are a private homeowner, your route for solar panels is FOTOPAR, whose 2026 call closed on 30 April 2026; the 2027 call opens on 26 January 2027. Applicants must be domiciled in the Balearic Islands (if it is your holiday home, ask us about your case), and FACTOR and FOTOPAR cannot both be claimed for the same work.
Source for FACTOR 2026: BOIB no. 83, 2 July 2026 (notice 6663).
Income-tax (IRPF) deduction
There is an income-tax deduction for works that improve the home's energy efficiency. The percentage and requirements depend on the regulations in force in the year of installation. We tell you whether you can apply it and what you need, such as the energy performance certificate. In its two most common brackets —20% and 40%— it only covers works carried out up to 31 December 2026 on your main home or on a home you let; the 60% bracket, for the energy refurbishment of a whole building, runs up to 31 December 2027.
New deduction for installing self-consumption, with no energy certificate
Since 2026 there is also a deduction designed for self-consumption, separate from the one above and one that does not require an energy performance certificate: 10% of what you pay if the installation is on a property you own, or 20% if your home is in a predominantly residential building, on a maximum base of €5,000 per year. It can include the battery.
Three conditions are worth being clear about from the start: the installation must be finished in 2026, by 31 December at the latest —signing the contract is not enough—, and only what you pay between 1 January and 31 December 2026 counts; payment must be by bank (cash does not qualify) and you need the Electrical Installation Certificate (CIE), which we issue for you. Also, whatever FOTOPAR grants you is deducted from the base, and it cannot be combined with the energy-efficiency works deduction on the same installation: you have to choose whichever suits you best, and we work that out for you in the study.
Source: Royal Decree-Law 7/2026, of 20 March (BOE-A-2026-6544).
Municipal rebates (IBI and ICIO)
Many Mallorca town councils rebate part of the IBI (the annual property tax) and the ICIO (the construction tax) for homes with solar self-consumption. The amount and number of years depend on each municipality's bylaw; we check the one for yours.
Surplus compensation
Besides the grants, the energy you produce and don't use can be compensated on your electricity bill by your supplier, reducing even further what you pay each month.
Who can access the grants?
Let's be clear: not everyone can receive every grant. Each grant, deduction or rebate has its own requirements, and the award is always decided by the authorities, not by us. To qualify, both the applicant and the property usually need to be in order: for example, up to date with the tax office and Social Security, the property legalised and correctly registered in the cadastre, with the necessary licences and permits and, in many calls, not having started the installation before applying.
This means situations such as an unlegalised home or extension, a building outside planning regulations, the lack of a habitability certificate, cadastral irregularities or debts with the authorities can exclude you from some grants —even if the solar installation itself is perfect—. In those cases we tell you honestly from the start and, where possible, advise you on how to regularise your situation before applying. And remember: even if you don't qualify for a specific grant, self-consumption is still worth it for the bill savings and, in many cases, the IRPF deduction and the municipal rebate.
How we do it
Your grants, handled in 3 steps
1
Savings and grants study
We analyse your consumption and your home, calculate the savings and review all the grants in force you can apply for.
2
Installation and legalisation
We carry out the self-consumption installation and legalise it with the authority with all the documentation the grants require.
3
We apply and justify
With your authorisation, we file and justify the grant; for the municipal rebate we hand you the technical documents and you file them; you sign the application and the grant is paid into your bank account. For the IRPF deduction we hand you the invoices and certificates, and you claim it in your tax return. We follow up the file through to payment.
What we need from you
Documentation to handle your grants
Very little: just enough to file the application. We prepare the rest.
Owner's ID (DNI/NIE)
Of the owner of the home where the solar self-consumption is installed.
Cadastral reference
You'll find it on the IBI receipt. It identifies the property to the authorities.
Latest electricity bill
To justify your consumption and size the installation and the savings.
Energy certificate
The home's EPC, needed for some grants and for the IRPF deduction. If you don't have it, we guide you.
Already thinking about the panels? See also our pages on solar panels in Mallorca and heat pumps.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions about grants and subsidies
What grants are available for solar panels in Mallorca?
In 2026 there are three separate routes to check: FOTOPAR 2026 for residential self-consumption, which closed to new applications on 30 April 2026 (the 2027 call takes applications from 26 January to 30 April 2027, and you must apply before the work starts); the state IRPF deduction for self-consumption; and possible municipal IBI or ICIO rebates. The existence of one route does not make a particular file eligible or compatible with another. Sources: CAIB FOTOPAR procedure and Royal Decree-Law 7/2026.
Do you handle the grant application for me?
JSL can prepare and, with the applicant's authorisation, file and justify the FOTOPAR application for an installation it carries out in Mallorca, within the agreed scope. The applicant signs the application with their digital certificate, authorises us to file it, provides the required documents and deals with any correction requests with us; CAIB decides the award and the grant is paid into the applicant's bank account. Official FOTOPAR 2026 status notices are published by file number on the Government portal.
Can I deduct solar panels from my income tax?
For a Mallorca system completed in 2026, Royal Decree-Law 7/2026 created a state deduction of 10%, or 20% for a home in a predominantly residential building, with a €5,000 maximum annual base. It requires traceable payment, permits and the CIE, excludes cash and deducts public grants from the base. You claim it in your Spanish tax return (yourself or through your tax adviser), using the invoices and certificates we hand over.
Is there an IBI rebate for installing self-consumption?
IBI and ICIO are municipal taxes, so there is no single percentage for Mallorca. Before including a rebate we check the current by-law, property type, deadline and whether it requires planning approval, CIE or other evidence. The application is filed by the IBI taxpayer (or their technician), with the documents we hand over; the council decides the award.
What documentation do I need to apply for the grants?
The list depends on the route. A residential Mallorca file commonly needs NIF/DNI/NIE, ownership or authority, cadastral reference, quote and invoices, bank-payment evidence, technical report, CIE and self-consumption registration; some IRPF deductions also require energy certificates. We check the official list before filing.
How long does it take to receive a self-consumption grant?
There is no guaranteed payment date. FOTOPAR 2026 publishes proposals, decisions, correction notices and justification stages on different dates, and a file may await correction or financial review. JSL records each submission and relays notices received; CAIB controls the decision and payment.
What if there is no open call right now?
Without a direct grant, viability is calculated from investment, kWp, PVGIS production, self-consumption share, tariff and maintenance. In Mallorca we do not assume profitability, an IRPF deduction or a municipal rebate: each incentive is confirmed for the date, property and taxpayer before it enters the study.
Do you cover the whole of Mallorca?
Yes, we work across the whole island of Mallorca. We assist you in English, Spanish and German, and we reply within 24-48 hours on working days to arrange the visit and the savings-and-grants study. See our work and customer reviews on the JSL Google Maps profile →.
* Guidance only, with no contractual value. Grants, deductions and rebates depend on each call, tax year, available funds and the authority in force, and on the applicant and the property meeting all the required conditions (up to date with the tax office and Social Security, property legalised and registered in the cadastre, licences and permits in order, etc.). The award, amounts and timeframes are decided exclusively by the competent authority: JSL manages and files the application but does not guarantee that any grant will be obtained. We confirm what applies to your specific case in the study.
Want to know which grants you qualify for?
Send us photos and details and we will prepare your savings-and-grants study.