Solar panels in Porto Cristo,
the sun of the Llevant harbour.

Porto Cristo is not its own municipality: it belongs to the Ajuntament de Manacor. We check the current calls, tax deductions, and municipal bylaw for each case. If an IBI property-tax rebate applies and the property meets its requirements, we prepare the technical documents; we do not treat it as available or approved without that verification. More information is available on our solar panels in Manacor page.

Yes. In a second home we fit batteries so the energy you produce while you're away isn't wasted, and the house stays protected (alarm, fridge, pumps) 365 days a year. We leave the installation with monitoring so you can check it from your phone wherever you are, and whatever surplus you don't use is fed to the grid with a credit on your bill. The property stays protected all year round. And the real figures for your area, which is what decides whether it is worth it: according to the typical year calculated by PVGIS, the official tool of the European Commission, in Porto Cristo every kWp installed yields around 1,522 kWh a year at 35º facing south, so a domestic 3 kWp system is in the region of 4,600 kWh a year. In the worst month of the year it still delivers 57 % of what it gives in the best: the winter here does not switch the system off, which is what surprises people coming from northern Europe the most.

That's exactly what they're built for in Porto Cristo. The biggest load of a villa here is the air conditioning and the pool pump or pool heating in summer, which is precisely when there's the most sun. We size the panels to cover that daytime load and, if it makes sense, divert the surplus to heat the pool water. And summer works in your favour: according to the typical year calculated by PVGIS, in Porto Cristo every kWp installed yields 1,522 kWh a year, and even in the worst month it delivers 91 kWh per kWp, 57 % of the best one.

It's one of the best investments for a holiday rental (ETV). Your guests' consumption in high season lines up with the sunniest hours, so you cut the bill right when the house is full, and photovoltaic is one more selling point to advertise the villa as sustainable. The installation is legalised as self-consumption under Spanish RD 244/2019 and registered with the electronic office of the Govern de les Illes Balears.

Yes. We assist you in Spanish, English and German, explain the project and the quote in your language and reply within 24-48 hours on working days. A good share of the second-home owners in Porto Cristo Novo, Cala Anguila and Cala Mendia we work with are from abroad.