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Homeowners · Grants and tax relief

What you can apply for

Grants change and expire. Here are the ones currently available, with their deadlines and official sources, and we advise you on which ones fit your case.

Information reviewed on 2 November 2026

Next deadline: 31 December 2026. Bear in mind that for several deductions the installation must be completed within the deadline; ordering it is not enough.

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Deductions you can apply

State income tax (IRPF) deduction

Self-consumption installation

10% or 20%

A new 2026 deduction for renewable self-consumption installations, including batteries.

  • 10% on a property you own; 20% on homes in predominantly residential buildings.
  • On up to €5,000 per year.
  • The installation must be carried out, completed and paid for in 2026.
  • No cash payments, with the electrical installation certificate (CIE) and permits in order.
Deadline
31 December 2026
May apply to
Solar panels

Agencia Tributaria

State income tax (IRPF) deduction

Home energy improvement

40%

For works on your main home or a rented home that genuinely improve its energy efficiency.

  • On up to €7,500.
  • Non-renewable primary energy use must fall by at least 30%, or the home must reach class A or B.
  • Requires an energy efficiency certificate before and after the works; the second one before 1 January 2027.
  • Equipment using fossil fuels does not count.
Deadline
31 December 2026
May apply to
Solar panels

Agencia Tributaria: importeAgencia Tributaria: plazos

State income tax (IRPF) deduction

EV charging point

15%

For installing an EV charging point in a property you own, including your space in a shared garage.

  • On up to €4,000 per year, meaning a deduction of up to €600.
  • The installation must be completed in 2026.
  • It cannot be linked to a business activity.
Deadline
31 December 2026
May apply to
EV charging point

Agencia Tributaria: importeAgencia Tributaria: plazos

State income tax (IRPF) deduction

Building energy improvement

60%

For owners of homes in residential buildings, for works on the building as a whole.

  • On up to €5,000 per year.
  • The building must cut non-renewable primary energy use by at least 30%, or reach class A or B.
  • Requires a certificate before and after the works; the second one before 1 January 2028.
Deadline
31 December 2027
May apply to
Solar panels

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Regional income tax (IRPF) deduction

Self-consumption in the Valencian Community

40% or 20%

For homes located in the Valencian Community.

  • 40% on your main home or shared building installations; 20% on second homes.
  • On up to €8,800 per home and year.
  • You must request the IVACE certificate, with invoices in your name.
  • The installation must be entered in the self-consumption register and not paid in cash.
Deadline
No end date published
May apply to
Solar panels

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Direct grants

We have not found any open call for homeowners in the Valencian Community as of 2 November 2026.

When one opens, it is published on these official pages. Ask us and we will see whether it fits your project.

Before combining aid

  • Anything you receive as a public grant does not count towards the deduction.
  • The same installation cannot use both the state self-consumption deduction and the energy improvement deductions, so it is worth choosing the one that suits you best.
  • Keep invoices in your name and pay by card or transfer, never in cash.

We advise you

We work out with you what you can claim

  1. 01

    We review your case

    We look at your home and project to see which aid may apply. We also check whether your council offers IBI or ICIO tax relief.

  2. 02

    We plan around deadlines

    We fit the installation around the deadlines and, if a prior certificate is needed, take it into account before starting.

  3. 03

    We prepare your paperwork

    We prepare the certificates and installation documents so that you can apply for your aid.

Guidance based on the linked official sources, which prevail in case of doubt. It is not tax advice and does not guarantee you will obtain the aid: each case depends on your situation and the competent authority. Consult your tax adviser before filing your return.

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