Solar panels in Mallorca
How self-consumption, batteries and surplus compensation work, in detail.
See the full guide →Solar panels · Inca
Solar panels in Inca,
from the town to the fincas.
We are Joaquín and Juan. We install solar panels and self-consumption systems, with or without batteries, in Inca and the surrounding villages: the terraced town house, the villa on the outskirts, the Raiguer finca and the unit on the industrial estate. We are a licensed low-voltage installer: survey, installation and legalisation, plus the paperwork for the grants.
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- Photovoltaic
- Batteries
- Fincas and businesses
- Low voltage
Your area
How much the sun yields in Inca
Inca is the main town of the Raiguer, at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana. You don't have to take anyone's word for what a system produces here: PVGIS, the European Commission's tool, gives Inca about 1,536 kWh a year per kWp installed, with panels at 35° facing south. A 3 kWp home system comes to about 4,600 kWh a year.
And the figure that matters most for an inland home: the weakest month (November, 95 kWh per kWp) still gives around 60% of July, the peak month (159 kWh). The system keeps working in winter, when you use the most lighting and heating indoors.
Town houses in Inca
In the centre many houses are terraced, with a tiled roof or a flat roof terrace. The first thing we check is the orientation and the shade from the buildings next door, because that decides how many panels are worth it. Every kWh you produce and use on the spot is a kWh you don't buy from the utility, so we size the system to what you actually use, not to the whole roof.
Fincas in the Raiguer and the Pla
Around Binissalem, Lloseta, Selva, Mancor, Campanet or Sineu there is usually room: the roof of a store or a ground-mounted frame. If the finca has no grid connection, an off-grid system with batteries is fitted, sized for the weakest month rather than the yearly average.
Workshops, shops and industrial units
A business uses most of its power in daytime, exactly when the panels produce. The more of your consumption matches the sun, the less you buy from the grid: that is where the saving is. The system is legalised as self-consumption under Royal Decree 244/2019.
Grants and local taxes
What you save on local taxes in Inca and nearby
Inca Town Council rebates solar self-consumption twice: 50% off the IBI property tax for 3 years (IBI bylaw, BOIB no. 168 of 24-12-2024) and 95% off the ICIO building tax on the solar items of the works (art. 4.b, BOIB no. 152 of 9-11-2023). You have to apply to the council: they are not applied automatically.
In the villages around, every bylaw is different. This is what each one says in 2026:
| Municipality | IBI | ICIO |
|---|---|---|
| Inca | 50%, 3 years | 95% of the solar items |
| Lloseta | 50%, 3 years (at most €500 per home per year) | 95% of the solar cost |
| Binissalem | 25%, 3 years (each year at most 33% of the cost) | 70% of the solar cost |
| Mancor de la Vall | 50%, up to 3 years | 70% of the solar cost |
| Campanet | 50%, 5 years, applicant's home | not found |
| Llubí | 50% for residential use | 50% (efficiency, includes panels) |
| Selva | none | 95% of the solar items |
| Sineu | none | not found |
The Balearic grant for home solar is FOTOPAR. The 2026 round closed on 30 April; the 2027 round already has dates: applications from 26 January to 30 April 2027 or until funds run out, with 600 €/kWp up to 5 kWp and 420 €/kWh of battery. You must apply before work starts and have your home address in the Balearic Islands. If you want to add batteries, the FACTOR 2026 call funds them at 45%, counting at most 910 €/kWh up to 10 kWh; the same work cannot receive FACTOR and FOTOPAR at once.
We prepare the paperwork and, with your authorisation, file and justify the grant; you sign the application and the grant is paid into your bank account. The authorities decide whether it is awarded.
Source for FOTOPAR 2027: BOIB no. 171, 25 December 2025 (notice 14658).
Source for FACTOR 2026: BOIB no. 83, 2 July 2026 (notice 6663).
How we work
Your solar installation in Inca, in 3 steps
1
Photos and details
You send us photos and details by WhatsApp or email; with them we look at your roof or land, your bills and when you use power, and tell you how much you will produce and save. If we need to see it, we come.
2
Installation and legalisation
We fit the panels, the inverter and batteries if you want them, and legalise the system with Industry as a licensed low-voltage installer.
3
Grants and rebates
We prepare the paperwork and, with your authorisation, file and justify the grant; you sign the application and the grant is paid into your bank account. And we tell you what your council rebates.
Keep learning
More about solar self-consumption
Grants and subsidies
FOTOPAR, FACTOR, income-tax deductions and council rebates: what is open and what each one asks for.
See the grants →Heat pumps in Inca
Pair the panels with a heat pump and your own sun pays for a good part of the winter heating.
See heat pumps in Inca →Beyond solar panels
Other services in Inca
In Inca, the main town of the Raiguer, we also work on flats, houses and shops for everything else.
Heat pumps in Inca
Heating and hot water from a heat pump; with your panels, much of it runs on your own sunshine.
See heat pumps in Inca →Air conditioning in Inca
In a flat in Inca we check where the outdoor unit can go and what the owners' association requires.
See air conditioning in Inca →EV charger
A charger in your garage space in Inca, certified to ITC-BT-52.
See EV chargers →Electrician and certificates
Older houses in Inca: board, circuits and certificate brought up to date, as the REBT requires.
See electrical work →Plumbing and pumps
Pipework, hot water and water softening for your home in Inca.
See plumbing →Sewage treatment plants in Inca
For houses on the edge of Inca with no mains sewer: a new plant and its documents.
See treatment plants in Inca →Underfloor heating
Even warmth right through your home in Inca in winter, at low temperature with a heat pump.
See underfloor heating →Heat-recovery ventilation
Fresh air in your home in Inca without opening windows, reusing the heat of the outgoing air.
See ventilation →Villa Care
One team for the technical side of your home in Inca, with a photo report in your language.
See Villa Care →Across Mallorca
We also install solar panels in Alcúdia, Palma, Marratxí and Manacor — or read our full Mallorca solar panels guide →
Also interested in heat pumps? Heat pumps in Inca →
Solar panels near Inca: Sa Pobla · Campanet · Binissalem · Lloseta · Sineu · Llubí · Costitx · Sencelles · Selva
Also in Inca: water softeners · EV charger installation
See our work and customer reviews on JSL's Google Maps listing →
Common questions
Frequently asked questions about solar panels in Inca
How much does a solar panel system produce in Inca?
According to the typical year calculated by PVGIS, the European Commission's tool, each kWp installed in Inca at 35° facing south produces about 1,536 kWh a year. A 3 kWp home system comes to about 4,600 kWh a year. The weakest month, November, gives 95 kWh per kWp, around 60% of July, the peak month. With those figures and your bills we work out your saving.
What does Inca Town Council rebate for installing solar panels?
Two things: 50% off the IBI property tax for 3 years (IBI bylaw, BOIB no. 168 of 24-12-2024) and 95% off the ICIO building tax on the solar items of the works (art. 4.b of the ICIO bylaw, BOIB no. 152 of 9-11-2023). You apply to the council; they are not applied automatically.
I live in Binissalem, Selva or Mancor de la Vall. Do I get a rebate too?
It depends on the village. Binissalem rebates 25% of the IBI for 3 years and 70% of the solar ICIO; Mancor de la Vall gives 50% of the IBI for up to 3 years plus 70% off its ICIO; Selva has no IBI rebate but gives 95% off the ICIO on solar items. Campanet rebates 50% of the IBI for 5 years on the applicant's home. These are the bylaws in force in 2026, published in the BOIB.
Is there a solar grant in Mallorca for 2027?
Yes, FOTOPAR 2027: applications from 26 January to 30 April 2027 or until funds run out, with 600 €/kWp up to 5 kWp and 420 €/kWh of battery (BOIB no. 171 of 25-12-2025). You must apply before work starts and have your home address in the Balearic Islands. The 2026 round closed on 30 April 2026.
I have a finca near Inca with no mains power. Can you fit an off-grid system?
Yes. An off-grid system with batteries is sized for the weakest month of the year: in Inca, 95 kWh per kWp in November according to the typical year calculated by PVGIS. FOTOPAR also accepts off-grid systems, but asks you to prove the site is legal, which is worth checking first on rustic land.
Who legalises the system and what paperwork do I get?
The legalisation with Industry is filed by the licensed low-voltage installer, which is us, under the Low Voltage Electrotechnical Regulation. The system is registered as self-consumption under Royal Decree 244/2019, and we hand you the installation certificate and the invoices the council needs for the IBI and ICIO rebates and the grant.
Quality
The brands we install
We work with every brand. These are, for example, some of the panel, inverter and battery brands we install.
Want solar panels in Inca?
Tell us about your home and we'll tell you which system pays off, with your council's rebates.