Had electric put up to the edge of my land by Fecsa and had my builder run it for 300yds in conduit with 10 mtr inspection points to my shack. Fecsa charged 6,000 euros when I ordered and you have to set up direct debit mandate for payments they then took the(6,000) money out  one week later. I did not get electricity for seven months!! After moaning lots about this they said it was normal procedure!
Spain needs more competition in the power industry and they would not be so lax.

On the electrical side, the pumps linked to earlier in this thread don't seem to draw that much juice, say 1.5kw. If you have a battery / inverter / solar system like we do then running a generator to charge the battery takes about 1.5kw also. Ergo... An 8kw genny would pump water and charge the batteries at the same time with 5kw left for the washing machine or whatever you use to make best use of the genny running time.
BTW we bought a set of fork lift batteries from eBay for £250. 700Ah @24V and they are only 2 years old. Had to bring them from England but still well worth it.

Yes you can ger away with a smaller pump BUT don't forget that the smaller it is the less it'll pump per miinute = longet it needs to run.

i.e. your well is 180M +/- a bit so take a punt at 207M as they have spec'd it at that (allows a bit of leeway) the highest capacity  single phase 4SR1m45 is only going to pump 15 litres per minute. To fill a 'typical' 10,000L cisterna is going to take 11 hours to fill - I'm sure you can work out the rest....

Much better to go for something larger and run it for less time - but you'll need 3 phase for it.

Re poles etc.. sounds like the metal ones are 11/15kV. With the wooden ones - it might be worth asking about them but if they need to cross someone else's land etc. then good luck!  They have a similar problem in Sympatica and they're still holding their breath....


Nigel

But how much will mains electric add to the value of the property??? Another question/option is a diesel pump for your well?????