The Solar Plan is a made to measure plan for all those customers who already have solar panels and are covered by one of the Self-consumption methods. We have designed this plan to fit your needs as a solar self-consumer, which is why it promotes energy in the hours when the sun does not shine and your installation does not produce.

At certain times, our installation can produce more energy than we consume, and this energy is injected into the distribution grid. Current regulations stipulate that solar installations of less than 100 kW can use the simplified surplus offsetting method.

Simplified surplus offsetting involves the value of the energy you feed into the grid being calculated by your electricity supplier and the resulting value being discounted from the energy section of your bill.

The limit of the offset will be the cost of the billed monthly energy term. The power term must continue to be paid every month.

The Solar Plan allows you to offset your surpluses at the best price.

Once the photovoltaic installation has been completed, in the legalisation process in your Autonomous Community you must indicate that you wish to take advantage of the simplified surplus offsetting method. The Autonomous Community has a few days to inform the electricity distribution company in your area, which in turn must inform your electricity supplier company within a few days. The law regulating the offsetting of surpluses is recent, so this process may still take a little longer than desired depending on where you live.

Once this procedure has been completed, all you have to do is sign a contract with the supplier that provides for the offsetting of your surpluses.

If you contract the installation with Smart Solar Iberdrola you will not have to worry about anything. We will take care of everything, including the formalities.

The energy term on your bill is a price made up by the network access toll, which is a cost set by the Ministry of Energy, Tourism and the Digital Agenda, and the cost of electricity production. This cost is made up by the hourly price of the electricity market, the cost of transmission and distribution networks, as well as other costs associated with the supply.

When your installation has surpluses, these are offset at a lower price because it does not include the access toll term.

Do I need a smart meter?

All of the Made to Measure Plans except the Stable Plan and the Plan 3 periods require a smart meter installed in the system to give us remote access to data about your hourly consumption and to bill you for the cheaper rate hours in accordance with the promotion.