Blasco Ibáñez Garden · Community proposal

Keep the water running.

A small solar canopy with battery backup can close our building’s known blackout gap, while reducing the electricity used by the selected pump circuit every sunny day.

Floors 11 to 19currently lose water pressure in a blackout
10.2 kWhbattery included in the revised proposal
€18,728quoted total including VAT

Recommended direction: advance the project to technical validation and comparable offers, without contracting until the pump backup and final cost are certified.

See safeguards ↓

The blackout gap

A power cut also cuts water upstairs.

Our generator protects the emergency lift, fire system and drainage pumps. It does not protect the pressure group serving floors 11 to 19.

Protected today Emergency lift
Fire protection
Drainage pumps
The known gap Upper-floor water pressure
No grid means no pumps
No existing backup
FLOORS 11 TO 19
Current pressure line

Grid failure stops the pressure pumps. Upper-floor apartments lose water at the tap.

How the proposed system works

Solar reduces consumption on one selected connection. A configurable battery reserve remains for outages.

3.6 kWp solar

Six panels generate electricity whenever sunlight is available.

10.2 kWh battery

Solar charges it. A 10 kW hybrid inverter controls live supply and backup.

Protected pump circuit

During an outage, battery plus available solar are intended to supply the pressure group.

During normal operation
Solar supplies loads on the selected connection and charges the battery according to its configured blackout reserve. Surplus can be compensated only if export is included in the legalized configuration.
During a blackout
Only the protected pressure-pump circuit is assumed to receive power. The garage and other community circuits remain unprotected.
Confirmed by MASRED on site

One connection only. Prioritize water.

MASRED cannot connect this solar and battery system across all community circuits. The pressure-pump circuit is the priority. MASRED must still identify its CUPS and confirm whether normal solar operation offsets that full CUPS or only the isolated pump subcircuit.

Pressure pumpsPriority protected loadRecommended selection
GarageNo battery backupOutside protected circuit
Other common servicesNo battery backupOutside protected circuit
Exact pump CUPSSG, MANC or GARStill to identify

Revised MASRED offer · 27 July 2026

Resilience infrastructure, with solar built in.

3.6 kWp6 × 600 W solar panels
10.2 kWh2 × 5.1 kWh batteries
10 kWThree-phase hybrid inverter
1 canopyRaised solar pergola and fixation
Quoted total including 21% VAT €18,728
Canopy + fixing
€4,983
Battery
€3,274
PV + inverter
€3,296
Cabling + protection
€2,525
Legal + labour
€1,400

Breakdown before VAT.

The current quote is not yet all-inclusive. It excludes masonry, finishing, painting and lifting machinery. Final mounting cost also remains subject to confirmation.

Pump feasibility

The available data is compatible with the proposed inverter, but does not prove pump compatibility.

The three invoices help identify the possible supply, but only the circuit feeding the pressure pumps will be connected. Its exact CUPS and the pumps’ short starting surge still need confirmation.

SupplyRecorded annual maximumPeakBattery*
General ServicesSG · Servicios Generales
5.22 kW~1.7 h
Common AreasMANC · Mancomunidad
4.95 kW~1.8 h
GarageGAR · Garaje
7.73 kW~1.2 h

*Reference only. The pressure-pump CUPS has not yet been identified. Only the selected CUPS can support the final power, runtime and savings calculation.

10 kW Inverter continuous rating

The recorded maximum demand on each candidate supply is below this rating. This does not yet prove the pump circuit itself is compatible.

Still required from MASRED

Pump nameplate power, starting current, simultaneous operation, selected CUPS, protected circuit and guaranteed nighttime autonomy.

~5 MWhgenerated for one selected circuit

Every normal day

The backup system also works on the bill.

The panels are not waiting for a blackout. They supply the selected pump circuit, charge the battery and reduce electricity purchased for that connection.

~5.0MWh estimated annual generation
€585–1,004gross year 1 bill reduction
1 circuitreceives solar and battery backup

Generation is a working estimate derived from MASRED’s earlier Valencia yield assumption, scaled to 3.6 kWp. Gross savings assume €0.20/kWh self-consumed, €0.06/kWh exported and 50% to 90% self-consumption on the selected connection. The selected CUPS load profile and battery reserve policy must be measured and agreed.

Amortization

Solar helps repay the resilience investment.

Blackout protection is the primary objective. Solar savings can offset a meaningful share of the cost, but full payback depends on the selected supply’s actual load profile.

€815year 1 net saving
20.1 yearsestimated payback
+€5,441cash position after 25 years
Base-case assumptions

Owner impact

About €221 for the average dwelling at the quoted price.

Battery hardware within the offer €47

Average dwelling share of the two quoted batteries, including VAT.


This is the clearest resilience argument.

The complete backup function also depends on the hybrid inverter, controls and wiring, so €47 is not the full backup premium. The storage hardware itself is nevertheless a small part of each owner’s quoted share.

Why advance the project

We are buying three outcomes, not six panels.

Water resilience

Close a known safety and comfort gap for floors 11 to 19 when the grid fails.

1

Lower pump energy cost

Convert Valencia sunlight into electricity the selected pressure-pump circuit no longer needs to buy.

2

Useful roof structure

Add shade and a durable canopy while using the limited common roof area responsibly.

3
The honest framing: this is resilience infrastructure that solar can largely repay over its working life. The blackout protection is the dividend we receive while it pays back.

Conditions required before contracting

Advance the project with six safeguards.

1
Pump compatibilityNameplate power, starting surge and simultaneous operation certified.
2
Guaranteed autonomyWritten runtime for the pumps and a minimum battery state of charge reserved for blackouts.
3
Single-circuit designExact CUPS feeding the pressure pumps, isolated protected circuit and blackout switching topology documented.
4
Final fixed priceMounting, lifting, masonry, finishing, permits and VAT included.
5
Structural and urban approvalCanopy loads, fixation and municipal compliance confirmed in writing.
6
Competitive comparisonMASRED compared with at least two equivalent written proposals.

Recommended next step: authorize technical validation and comparable offers.

The final construction award returns to the community only after backup performance, final cost and technical compliance are confirmed.

Controlled approval

Evidence and assumptions

Built from our building’s own data.

Sources used
  • Community electricity baseline28 unique Iberdrola invoices. Approximately 45,100 kWh and €10,500 per year across General Services (SG), Common Areas or Mancomunidad (MANC), and Garage (GAR).
  • Recorded maximum demandLatest annual maxima shown on the three community bills: 5.22 kW General Services, 4.95 kW Common Areas and 7.73 kW Garage.
  • Backup gapAdministration confirmed the generator covers the emergency lift, fire protection and drainage pumps, but not the pressure group serving floors 11 to 19.
  • MASRED revised offer2026.OFX122 rev2, dated 27 July 2026. 3.6 kWp PV, 10.2 kWh battery, 10 kW hybrid inverter and solar pergola, €18,728.38 including VAT.
  • Single-connection constraintDuring the site appointment, MASRED explained that the system cannot span all community circuits. The pressure-pump circuit is the priority; its exact CUPS and normal-operation boundary remain to be confirmed.
Financial assumptions and limitations

Base model: 5,000 kWh annual generation, 70% self-consumption on the selected connection, €0.20/kWh avoided electricity, €0.06/kWh exported surplus, €150 annual O&M, 2% annual energy-price growth and 0.5% annual panel degradation.

No grant, tax bonus, financing or monetary value for blackout resilience is included. Generation is a working estimate and must be replaced by MASRED’s yield calculation. Excluded works may increase the investment. Financial figures are planning estimates, not guarantees.