How much does a solar system with a battery cost in Puerto Rico?
It depends on how much power you use: the system is sized from your LUMA bill, so two houses next door to each other can end up with different equipment. We don’t publish a standalone number because a number without your roof, your real usage and your credit behind it means nothing. Tell us what you pay for power and an advisor brings you your proposal with your number.
Updated: July 2026
Size comes from your usage. This is what a home typically needs based on its bill today; yours is confirmed with your real bill and the measurements of your roof.
| Your LUMA bill today | Your typical system |
|---|---|
| ~$200/mo | 6–7 kW · 16 panels · 1 battery |
| ~$250/mo | 8 kW · 20 panels · 1 battery |
| ~$300/mo | 10 kW · 24 panels · 1 battery |
| ~$400/mo | 13 kW · 32 panels · 2 batteries |
| ~$500/mo | 16 kW · 39 panels · 2 batteries |
Paid upfront, the equipment is yours from day one; financed, we explain in your proposal whether and when it becomes yours. The terms depend on your credit and your ability to pay — that’s why they go in your proposal, not in a table.
What your system includes
- The panels and the backup battery
- The inverter and the installation
- Permits and interconnection with LUMA
- Production guaranteed by contract
- The equipment’s factory warranties
The federal incentive already comes applied to your proposal, through our program. There’s nothing to claim on your own.
What a solar system DOESN’T do
Your LUMA bill doesn’t drop to $0. You stop paying for the consumption you now produce, but the fixed meter charge remains. Anyone promising a $0 bill isn’t being straight with you.
Why don’t we publish a price?
Because the honest number depends on three things a web page can’t see: how much power you use, what your roof is like, and what financing you qualify for. Publishing a standalone figure forces you to invent the rest, and then defend it. We’d rather hand you yours with your bill in front of us, and walk you through where each part comes from. If you’d rather pay cash, that works too: that number goes in the same proposal.
Ask for your number
Tell us what you pay for power and we’ll prepare your proposal with the system that fits.
System sizes are illustrative and based on average consumption in Puerto Rico. Your system and your final number are confirmed after validating your roof, your real usage and your credit. Incentive information is general, subject to change and eligibility; consult your tax advisor.