Spain’s abundant sunshine makes producing electricity at home an attractive option for many homeowners. Whether you live permanently in Spain or own a holiday property that you visit several times a year, installing solar panels can reduce the amount of electricity you need to purchase from the grid. But generating solar electricity and making good…
Buying an electric vehicle in Spain is becoming more accessible, but understanding the available support can still be confusing. Over recent years, homeowners and drivers have had to navigate different purchase grants, regional procedures, tax deductions and charging incentives. In 2026, the system has changed again with the introduction of the new Auto+ programme, which…
Whether you’ve recently moved to Spain, own a holiday home or have lived here for years, you may eventually wonder whether you’re getting the best deal on your electricity contract. Perhaps you’ve found a more competitive tariff, you’re unhappy with your current supplier’s customer service or you’ve simply realised that your contract no longer matches…
At Evergreen Eléctrica, we have recently received reports from several customers about suspicious phone calls from people claiming to represent electricity suppliers. These callers often say that your electricity contract is about to expire, that you are going to lose your current tariff or discounts, or even that your supplier is closing down. Their goal…
As electricity prices continue to fluctuate and renewable energy becomes increasingly accessible, more homeowners in Spain are asking the same question: is it better to install solar panels or continue relying on the electricity grid? For many people, the comparison seems straightforward. Solar energy is often associated with lower bills and greater energy independence, while…
Whether you’ve recently moved to Spain, bought a holiday home on the coast or have been living here for years, reducing your electricity bill is probably one of your priorities. Although electricity prices in Spain are far more stable than during the energy crisis, many homeowners still pay more than necessary every month. In many…
Owning a holiday home in Spain is a dream for many people. Whether it’s an apartment by the coast, a villa on the Costa del Sol or a countryside retreat, these properties often remain empty for much of the year and are only occupied during the summer months. While this lifestyle offers flexibility and enjoyment,…
If you have recently bought a property in Spain or are arranging an electricity contract for the first time, you may be asked for something called the CUPS number. For many homeowners, especially those who have moved from abroad, this can be confusing. Unlike an account number or customer reference, the CUPS identifies the electricity…
Electric cars are becoming increasingly common on Spanish roads. For many homeowners, especially those living in houses, villas or residential communities, the next question after buying an electric vehicle is simple: what is the best home charger for my electric car? Charging at home is one of the biggest advantages of owning an electric vehicle.…
Moving to Spain or buying a property here often comes with a surprise: electricity bills can be quite different from those in other countries. Many homeowners discover new concepts such as contracted power, time-of-use tariffs, distributors, suppliers, and regulated charges. Suddenly, understanding your electricity bill becomes more complicated than simply checking how many kilowatt-hours you…