Solar panels in Maria de la Salut,
for the house and the irrigation.

Your village

Maria de la Salut: irrigated land in the north of the Pla

Maria de la Salut is in the northern part of the Pla, at around 110 metres above sea level, between Sineu, Ariany and Santa Margalida. It is gentle, open farmland, and the Water Plan lists an irrigation network using reclaimed water here. Where there is irrigation there is pumping, and pumping means using electricity.

Fincas that irrigate

A well pump or a reservoir pump works long hours in the sunniest months. With panels, that energy comes from the land itself. It can be connected to the finca's distribution board, like an ordinary self-consumption system, or set up as direct solar pumping, with a drive that runs the pump while the sun is out, without batteries.

Village houses

Quiet streets, houses of one or two storeys with tiles or a flat roof terrace. Nothing around casts shade. On tiles, flush panels; on a flat roof terrace, a ballasted frame. The municipal procedure is a prior notification (Balearic Planning Act 12/2017, arts. 148.4 and 153.1.e), except for listed houses.

Country houses used at weekends

If the house is only used now and then, the panels keep producing when nobody is there. It makes sense for the pool filtration, the water heater or the hot-water heat pump to run then, and for the rest to be offset on the bill.

Grants

Grants in Maria de la Salut

IBI and ICIO: we have not been able to check against the published text whether Maria de la Salut's tax bylaws give a rebate on the property tax (IBI) or the construction tax (ICIO) for solar panels, so we won't give you a percentage: we'll check it with the town council before you decide.

For a private individual, the panels go through FOTOPAR, whose 2026 call closed on 30 April 2026; the 2027 call runs from 26 January to 30 April 2027, with €2 million (BOIB no. 171, 25 December 2025), and is applied for before work starts. Batteries currently have FACTOR 2026 (45 %, until 28 February 2027; BOIB no. 83, 2 July 2026). Both require a home address in the Balearic Islands.

The income tax (IRPF) deduction for self-consumption (additional provision 62 of the Income Tax Act 35/2006) is 10 %, with a maximum of €500, for systems finished and paid for in 2026. You claim the income tax (IRPF) deduction yourself in your Spanish tax return, with the invoices and certificates we give you.

We prepare the paperwork and, with your authorisation, submit the grant application and its justification; you sign the application and the grant is paid into your bank account. Whether it is awarded is up to the authorities.

Every grant, with its dates and its BOIB source: renewable energy grants in Mallorca 2026-2027 →

Sources: PVGIS, European Commission (output) · BOIB no. 171, 25 December 2025 (FOTOPAR 2027) · BOIB no. 83, 2 July 2026 (FACTOR 2026) · RD 244/2019, arts. 7, 14 and 20 · Balearic Planning Act 12/2017, arts. 148.4 and 153.1.e · Act 10/2019, art. 48.3.d · Income Tax Act 35/2006, additional provision 62 · municipal tax bylaws.