ATuAire, a company owned by Iberdrola España, and Mediterráneo are working together to promote the electrification of owners' associations

ATuAire, a company belonging to Iberdrola España that specialises in efficient air conditioning and aerothermal energy, and Mediterráneo, a leading property management firm in Spain with more than 60 years' experience, have signed a collaboration agreement to promote the electrification of homeowners' associations.

The aim of the partnership is to facilitate the replacement of centralised heating and hot water systems fuelled by fossil fuels with aerothermal energy, without the owners' association having to make an initial investment.

Aerothermal systems harness energy from the outside air to provide heating, cooling and domestic hot water with a much higher efficiency than traditional boilers, offering residents' associations tangible benefits such as savings of up to 40% on the building's energy bill.

 

In addition, the installation can be carried out with no upfront investment thanks to 100% financing supported by Energy Saving Certificates (ESCs). It can reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 70%, helping to increase the value of the property and improve its energy efficiency rating. The service also includes comprehensive management of available grants and tax benefits, including personal income tax (IRPF) deductions available until 31 December 2027, regional grants and reductions in property tax (IBI) and the tax on construction, installations and works (ICIO).

Through this agreement, both companies offer residents' associations a turnkey service covering the entire process: feasibility study and energy analysis, bespoke technical design, financing, processing of grants and permits, installation and commissioning, support with tax deductions and subsequent maintenance. Everything is coordinated through a single point of contact, without the residents' association having to manage suppliers or administrative procedures separately.

 

For his part, José Luis Gutiérrez, Commercial Director at ATuAire, highlights that the partnership “comes at a decisive time for thousands of communities that still rely on diesel or gas. The sustained increase in energy costs, tighter regulations and the need to improve building efficiency are accelerating the search for more sustainable and cost-effective alternatives. Aerothermal energy has become one of the main options for communities looking to improve their efficiency and reduce costs, so this partnership enables us to bring proven, high-quality solutions to thousands of property owners across Spain, backed by the technical expertise of the Iberdrola Group”.

Carlos Felipe Cabeza, CEO of Mediterráneo, highlights that homeowners' associations "face significant challenges in terms of energy efficiency and, often, do not take the plunge for fear of the investment required or the complexity of the works. Our aim is to remove these barriers: to enable them to modernise their facilities, save money from their very first bill and prepare for the future with full guarantees and without any upfront cost".

Interested homeowners' associations can request a free, no-obligation feasibility study via aerotermia.me. A specialist team will analyse the building's characteristics, the existing heating system and the realistic potential for energy and financial savings in each case.

Furthermore, the experts will get in touch within 24 hours to offer personalised advice, answer any questions and present a proposal tailored to the region's needs. Taking the step towards aerothermal energy not only means reducing energy bills but also increasing the building's efficiency, improving residents' comfort and contributing to a more sustainable energy model.