Rising electricity prices, climate change, environmental pollution: more and more people are turning to clean, ecologically sustainable energy sources such as the sun to generate electricity. Interest in photovoltaic systems is also growing steadily on Mallorca.
At the end of 2023, a total of 15,700 photovoltaic systems were counted on the Balearic Islands, 54 per cent of which (8,500) were installed in the past year alone. The Balearic government is supporting the expansion of renewable energies with subsidies (in 2024 these are the PITEIB and NEXT GENERATION subsidies). Some electricity suppliers such as Endesa already offer feed-in tariffs for solar power in Spain, which makes the installation of a photovoltaic system attractive, even if you don’t live in your home all year round.
The purchase of a photovoltaic system significantly reduces electricity costs, makes you less dependent on the energy supplier and produces climate-friendly electricity directly on the building. However, it is also a major investment that most consumers only make once in a lifetime.
Anyone deciding in favour of a photovoltaic system should therefore inform themselves thoroughly in advance. There is a lot to consider, such as the size of the system, how much electricity it should generate and how much it should cost.
Magdalena Ivanova from Photovoltaik Mallorca provides competent and honest answers to all these questions. ‘We attach great importance to comprehensive, personal and, in particular, realistic advice,’ emphasizes the expert. She explains things patiently and, above all, in a way that laypeople can understand. ‘The customer doesn’t want to deal with technical details or administrative tasks. What they want is an informative discussion in which we find out together what they really need. Because in this ‘watt-volt-ampere jungle’ and then again abroad, you are often lost as a consumer.’ Ivanova knows from experience: ‘My customers place the order with us and want us to take care of everything – planning, installation, dealing with the authorities, applying for subsidies.’
The solar power experts on Mallorca are not interested in selling at any price. ‘We may even advise against the installation or expansion of a system. We recommend the purchase of a battery to some customers, but not to others. The focus is on the customer, who we offer exactly what they need after we have carried out an analysis.’
What also sets Photovoltaik Mallorca apart from many ‘non-industry’ providers is its aftercare. ‘We remain available to our customers as a point of contact after the installation is complete. This is particularly important for customers who do not live permanently on Mallorca. They need a trustworthy local partner to look after their photovoltaic system’.
Another advantage of Photovoltaik Mallorca: the boss herself goes directly to the customer with the technicians. Without an on-site appointment, it is not possible to provide a reasonable cost estimate. ‘Customers can ask all their questions in English or German and receive professional advice in their native language.’
In addition to the complete photovoltaic system – photovoltaic modules, inverters, power storage units – the experts also offer charging stations for electric cars, air conditioning systems, heat pumps for pools and houses as well as electrical installations of all kinds on Mallorca.
Are you thinking about installing a photovoltaic system?
Then make an appointment for a free consultation at https://photovoltaik-mallorca.com/kontakt/ or call 0034 664399652.
Benefit from the expertise of the photovoltaic professionals and find out about the current subsidies for photovoltaics in Mallorca.
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