- Region
- Águilas
- Alhama de Murcia
- Jumilla
- Lorca
- Los Alcázares
- Mazarrón
- San Javier
-
ALL AREAS & TOWNS
- AREAS
- SOUTH WEST
- MAR MENOR
- MURCIA CITY & CENTRAL
- NORTH & NORTH WEST
- TOWNS
- Abanilla
- Abarán
- Aguilas
- Alamillo
- Alcantarilla
- Aledo
- Alhama de Murcia
- Archena
- Balsicas
- Blanca
- Bolnuevo
- Bullas
- Cañadas del Romero
- Cabo de Palos
- Calasparra
- Camping Bolnuevo
- Campo De Ricote
- Camposol
- Canada De La Lena
- Caravaca de la Cruz
- Cartagena
- Cehegin
- Ceuti
- Cieza
- Condado de Alhama
- Corvera
- Costa Cálida
- Cuevas De Almanzora
- Cuevas de Reyllo
- El Carmoli
- El Mojon
- El Molino (Puerto Lumbreras)
- El Pareton / Cantareros
- El Raso
- El Valle Golf Resort
- Fortuna
- Fuente Alamo
- Hacienda del Alamo Golf Resort
- Hacienda Riquelme Golf Resort
- Isla Plana
- Islas Menores & Mar de Cristal
- Jumilla
- La Azohia
- La Charca
- La Manga Club
- La Manga del Mar Menor
- La Pinilla
- La Puebla
- La Torre
- La Torre Golf Resort
- La Unión
- Las Palas
- Las Ramblas
- Las Ramblas Golf
- Las Torres de Cotillas
- Leiva
- Librilla
- Lo Pagan
- Lo Santiago
- Lorca
- Lorquí
- Los Alcázares
- Los Balcones
- Los Belones
- Los Canovas
- Los Nietos
- Los Perez (Tallante)
- Los Urrutias
- Los Ventorrillos
- Mar De Cristal
- Mar Menor
- Mar Menor Golf Resort
- Mazarrón
- Mazarrón Country Club
- Molina de Segura
- Moratalla
- Mula
- Murcia City
- Murcia Property
- Pareton
- Peraleja Golf Resort
- Perin
- Pilar de la Horadada
- Pinar de Campoverde
- Pinoso
- Playa Honda
- Playa Honda / Playa Paraíso
- Pliego
- Portmán
- Pozo Estrecho
- Puerto de Mazarrón
- Puerto Lumbreras
- Puntas De Calnegre
- Region of Murcia
- Ricote
- Roda Golf Resort
- Roldan
- Roldan and Lo Ferro
- San Javier
- San Pedro del Pinatar
- Santiago de la Ribera
- Sierra Espuña
- Sucina
- Tallante
- Terrazas de la Torre Golf Resort
- Torre Pacheco
- Totana
- What's On Weekly Bulletin
- Yecla
- EDITIONS:
Spanish News Today
Alicante Today
Andalucia Today
article_detail
Date Published: 17/01/2025
Solar power in Spain has never been cheaper: Make the switch in 2025
Harness the power of the Spanish sun and save on your energy bills with industry experts Go Solar

In Spain, where the sun shines all year round, investing in solar is not only eco-friendly but also a fantastic way to save on your energy bills.
Why solar panels are cheaper than ever
The cost of photovoltaic systems has dropped to a record-low 0.055 euros per watt, breaking the 0.06 euro/W barrier for the first time in the industry’s history. This dramatic price decrease is thanks to several factors.
Chinese manufacturers now have an excess supply of panels and they have slashed prices in a bid to stimulate demand in Spain and the rest of Europe. On the flip side, demand typically falls off around this time of year, especially in cooler countries, and this has led to aggressive pricing by suppliers eager to clear their stock.
But possibly the most important reason for the affordability of solar energy, particularly in Spain, is the major advances and efficiency improvements that have been made in manufacturing, streamlining logistics and reducing production costs.
These factors combine to create an unprecedented opportunity for homeowners and businesses in Spain to go solar.
The perfect time for solar projects in Spain
Spain’s sunny climate makes it a prime location for solar energy and the current price drop makes it even more appealing. Whether you’re planning a small residential installation or a large-scale project, the savings are undeniable.
With more than a decade of experience installing solar panels, Go Solar is your one stop shop for all your solar needs in 2025. Based in Almería, Go Solar offers renewable energy services across all of southern Spain.
Installing solar panels with Go Solar will allow you to:
- Save money on energy bills, especially as electricity prices remain unpredictable.
- Reduce reliance on fossil fuels, aligning with the EU’s climate goals and helping the planet.
- Future-proof your home with a renewable energy source that adds value to your property.
Now is the time to act, as experts warn that these record-low prices might not last. The decrease is partially due to manufacturers clearing older stock ahead of launching new, high-efficiency panels in the coming months. While prices are expected to rise once demand picks up again, now is the perfect moment to lock in your investment.
By making solar power your New Year’s resolution, you’re not just saving money - you’re contributing to a sustainable future for yourself and generations to come. Don’t wait, harness the power of the Spanish sun today and contact Go Solar for a quote.
Image: Freepik