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How to join an Iberdrola Solar Community

1

Analisis

Find a Solar Community near you

Tell us where you live and we will help you find a Host near you to collaborate with.

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2

Calculo

We calculate your benfit

We calculate how much you can save on your bill, and by how much you can reduce your ecological footprint.

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You can start saving in just 3 steps.

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Discover why Solar Communities is for you.

Whether you are a Neighbor or a Host, benefit from all the advantages of solar energy for everyone.

Do you want to rent out your roof?

Become a Solar Host.

Receive an income without making any investment by sharing the energy you generate on your roof. Iberdrola performs the installation at no cost to you.

Check if my roof can become a Solar Community.

Do you want to enjoy your neighbours' solar energy?

Become a Solar Neighbour.

Save on your bill by enjoying the energy generated in another building near you.

Find a Solar Community to join.

We look for unused roofs in urban areas and install solar panels.

We will assess the feasibility of the roof and install the panels at no cost to the Solar Host.
How can I become a Solar Host?

We look for unused roofs in urban areas and install solar panels.

We will assess the feasibility of the roof and install the panels at no cost to the Solar Host.
How can I become a Solar Host?

Solar Neighbours within 2km can connect to the Solar Community

Neighbours receive a share of the energy generated by the Solar Host. Each Solar Community has a limit on the number of neighbours that can join.
Why does the Neighbour have to be at 2km?

Solar Neighbours within 2km can connect to the Solar Community

Neighbours receive a share of the energy generated by the Solar Host. Each Solar Community has a limit on the number of neighbours that can join.
Why does the Neighbour have to be at 2km?

Neighbours do not have to make any prior investments or installations

The energy produced by the Solar Community reaches households through the same grid that the Solar Neighbour already has, allowing savings of up to 30% from day one..
Can I join a Solar Community if I belong to a building residents' association?

Neighbours do not have to make any prior investments or installations

The energy produced by the Solar Community reaches households through the same grid that the Solar Neighbour already has, allowing savings of up to 30% from day one.
Can I join a Solar Community if I belong to a building residents' association?

Hosts and neighbours together, help create a network of Solar Communities

This network of Communities contributes to making the most of unused spaces in urban areas and reducing CO2 emissions.
What modality of self-consumption will the participants of the Solar Community use?

Hosts and neighbours together, help create a network of Solar Communities

This network of Communities contributes to making the most of unused spaces in urban areas and reducing CO2 emissions.
What modality of self-consumption will the participants of the Solar Community use?

A new collaborative, local energy consumption model

By joining the Communities you will not only be saving on your electricity bills but you will also be helping to improve our planet.

Do it easily, with no installation costs and through your electricity network.

*5% discount not applicable to Online, Temporary/Eventual Plans, Plan VE and Plan 8760/Energy Wallet

Why choose Solar Communities?

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Guaranteed savings

From €5 per month, we guarantee you a saving on your bill from day one, and without permanence.

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Smaller environmentally friendly footprint

An energy model that benefits the planet. Produces and consumes 100% renewable energy with no direct C02 emissions.

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No works or initial investment

Solar energy comes to your home via your existing grid. No installation costs and no inconvenience for you.

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Support for the local community

Thanks to a distributed generation model, you consume clean, local energy while supporting your community.

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Accessibility and self-consumption

We remove the barriers to solar energy consumption. It is no longer necessary to have your own roof to enjoy its advantages.

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No interruptions

You will be connected to the grid, so when the sun is not producing energy, you will still be able to enjoy 100% renewable electricity.

How Solar Communities are created

We look for unused roofs in urban areas and install solar panels.

We will assess the feasibility of the roof and install the panels at no cost to the Solar Host.
How can I become a Solar Host?

We look for unused roofs in urban areas and install solar panels.

We will assess the feasibility of the roof and install the panels at no cost to the Solar Host.
How can I become a Solar Host?

Solar Neighbours within 2km can connect to the Solar Community

Neighbours receive a share of the energy generated by the Solar Host. Each Solar Community has a limit on the number of neighbours that can join.
Why does the Neighbour have to be at 2km?

Solar Neighbours within 2km can connect to the Solar Community

Neighbours receive a share of the energy generated by the Solar Host. Each Solar Community has a limit on the number of neighbours that can join.
Why does the Neighbour have to be at 2km?

Neighbours do not have to make any prior investments or installations

The energy produced by the Solar Community reaches households through the same grid that the Solar Neighbour already has, allowing savings of up to 30% from day one..
Can I join a Solar Community if I belong to a building residents' association?

Neighbours do not have to make any prior investments or installations

The energy produced by the Solar Community reaches households through the same grid that the Solar Neighbour already has, allowing savings of up to 30% from day one.
Can I join a Solar Community if I belong to a building residents' association?

Hosts and neighbours together, help create a network of Solar Communities

This network of Communities contributes to making the most of unused spaces in urban areas and reducing CO2 emissions.
What modality of self-consumption will the participants of the Solar Community use?

Hosts and neighbours together, help create a network of Solar Communities

This network of Communities contributes to making the most of unused spaces in urban areas and reducing CO2 emissions.
What modality of self-consumption will the participants of the Solar Community use?

Do you own a roof?

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Discover the benefits of being a Solar Host

Check if your roof is suitable to create a Solar Community and benefit from all its advantages.

I want to be a Solar Host

We answer your questions

Do you still have any questions? We will help you to solve them here.

Yes, it is not necessary to reach any agreement with the residents' association as the service is contracted on a private basis.

Iberdrola will make the investment for the installation and will also be responsible for its operation and maintenance. The owner of the roof will not have to worry about anything.

  • 0.5 kWp. 30% estimated savings based on average household consumption of 2,500 kWh per year. In addition, we offset your surpluses.
  • 1 kWp. 30% estimated savings based on average household consumption of 3,500 kWh per year. In addition, we offset your surpluses.

One of the requirements that must be met in order to belong to shared self-consumption is that the maximum distance between the photovoltaic plant and each of the participants is 2km.

No, the neighbour who is connected to the Solar Community can cancel at any time at no cost. However, they will not be able to contract the solar service again until 12 months after the cancellation of the service.

All participants in the Solar Community, including the roof owner, must be under the same self-consumption modality: self-consumption with simplified surplus offsetting.