Electrical paperwork handled in Seville, Spain: Junta, distributor and tax relief

Why hand over your electrical paperwork

The electrical work itself is usually the easy part. What puts people off is what comes after: online registration with the Junta de Andalucía, the technical design report on its official form, the application to the distributor, the supply point code (CUPS), the meter, the supplier and, if there are deductions or grants, the documents they ask for. A badly filed form can delay a move, a business opening or the start-up of a solar installation by weeks. For a newcomer to Spain, add a system with two different electricity companies and a regional government in the middle.

Handling your electrical paperwork means we take care of all of that, from start to finish, and keep you informed of where each step stands.

Which procedures we handle

• Registration of the installation certificate and the technical design report with the Junta de Andalucía, under the commissioning procedure (Decree 59/2005) and ITC-BT-04. See electrical certificate (boletín) and electrical design report and project.
• New supply connections, energising and service connection requests with the distributor, which in Seville is e-distribución. Your supplier (comercializadora) only sends the bill; the distributor (distribuidora) owns the meter and the network.
• Changes of power and voltage, with the boletín that goes with them. See increase your contracted power.
• Legalisation of solar self-consumption under Royal Decree 244/2019: registration of the installation, mode with or without surplus export and notification to the distributor. See solar panels.
• Documents for the income tax (IRPF) deduction on the charging point. See home EV charger installation.

Grants and deductions as of October 2026

It is worth being clear about what exists and what does not, because a lot of outdated information is circulating, in English as well as Spanish:

• MOVES III: closed applications on 31 December 2025.
• Auto+ Programme (Royal Decree 609/2026): subsidises the purchase of vehicles, not chargers.
• 15 % income tax (IRPF) deduction for an EV charging point: in force until 31 December 2026 (Royal Decree-law 7/2026), with a maximum base of 4,000 euros and maximum savings of 600 euros. Requirements: your own home, payment not in cash and a registered installer.

If a new call for applications opens that affects your installation, we will tell you when you ask for a quote.

How we work

1. We review your situation: which procedure you need, what documents you have and what is missing.
2. Quote with our handling fee and, separately, the fees and the distributor’s charges.
3. We prepare and file the technical documents and the applications.
4. Follow-up of each application and notice of any request for more information.
5. Handover of all the final documents, in order, so you can keep them with your property deeds.

Typical cases in Seville

A new home without power. In newly handed-over developments in Sevilla Este or Dos Hermanas, each owner has to contract their own supply. With the certificate for the home’s installation, we process the connection and tell you what to do with the supplier. Buyers of new builds will find more in our new build section.

Business premises opening. In ground-floor commercial premises, the installation certificate, the technical design report and, if the premises are open to the public, the initial inspection are part of the opening documents. We coordinate everything so the electricity does not hold up the opening. See business opening licence.

A charger with the deduction. A family in Mairena del Aljarafe installs a charger in the garage of their villa in 2026. As well as the certificate, we give them the invoice with the correct breakdown and the documents the deduction requires, and remind them that payment cannot be in cash.

Price

Market estimate. Junta fees and distributor charges are paid separately. Other ways we can help are under plans and support.