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Banff Solar PV Rebates

Eligible participants install a solar PV system on their home or business, and then receive a financial rebate from the Town, based on the size of the solar system installed. The Town provides eligible participants with a rebate of $750/kilowatt (kW) of solar capacity installed, to a maximum of 20 kW

Light Up Alberta - Solar Club Loyalty Program 

Residential, farm, and small commercial customers can sign up for the Solar Club Loyalty Program, which produces an abundance of power through their micro-generators. Members can sign up for High Export Rate and Low Export Rate. 

Change Homes for Climate Solar Rebate Program:

• The $1.3 million in rebates will be available to applicants who meet all eligibility criteria on a first-come, first-serve basis, with applications for Part I conditional approval opening on July 2, 2024. Installations must be completed and Part II documentation submitted by December 16, 2024 to claim the incentive.
• This multi-unit offering is for eligible properties that have four or more units or dwellings, with permits in compliance with the City’s Zoning Bylaw 20001. Applicants may need to submit evidence to the program administrator of the number of dwellings located at the property, to demonstrate eligibility.
• The program offers eligible Edmonton multi-unit properties $0.50/watt towards the cost of the system for both new and existing residential properties, up to $4,000 per permitted dwelling, and up to $100,000 per property owner or business (all projects combined, per calendar year, based on the date of Part I application submission).

Clean Energy For Rural & Remote Communities Program

The Clean Energy for Rural and Remote Communities (CERRC) program provides funding for renewable energy and capacity-building projects to reduce the reliance on fossil fuels for heating and electricity in Indigenous, rural and remote communities across Canada.

Rural community is defined as a community with a population of fewer than 5,000 people and a population density of fewer than 400 persons per square kilometer and not connected to the North American piped natural gas network.

Click below, to learn more if you qualify for this funding.

Community Efficiency Financing (GMF)

The Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) Green Municipal Fund’s (GMF) Community Efficiency Financing (CEF) initiative supports municipalities and partner organizations throughout the life cycle of planning, implementing, and expanding local programs for home energy upgrades.

Learn more and see if you qualify for this program. 

Green and Inclusive Community Buildings

The Green and Inclusive Community Buildings (GICB) program supports retrofits, repairs or upgrades of existing publicly-accessible community buildings and the construction of new publicly-accessible community buildings that serve underserved and high-needs communities across Canada.

CIGB program will fund two types of projects: Retrofits, repairs, and upgrades to existing community buildings, and the construction of new community buildings. 

Federation of Canadian Municipalities

The Federation of Canadian Municipalities offers grants for municipal environmental projects. Loans are also available to municipalities at competitive rates, and most recipients receive an additional grant of up to 15 percent of their loan amount.

Manitoba Hydo energy for life 

Net billing allows you to generate electricity for your own use and sell your excess electricity to us to receive a monetary credit on your Manitoba Hydro account. Net metering creates an energy credit to draw on at a later date.

Click below to learn how to return your excess electricity to the Manitoba grid. 

Ontario will offer homeowners and small business owners a 30% rebate (up to $10,000) for new solar panels and battery storage.

What you need to know: 

• 12-year framework
• 14 programs including:
  • 2 new programs
  • 12 continuing and expanding programs
• 18,000 GWh of electricity savings by 2036, equivalent to the annual electricity demand of two cities the size of Ottawa, plus London and North Bay
• 3,000 MW of peak demand savings, equivalent to 70 per cent of the summer peak electricity demand for the entire City of Toronto.
• $10.9 billion budget, which is estimated to bring $23.1 billion of nominal electricity system benefits over 24 years, thereby saving the system (and ratepayers) an estimated $12.2 billion.

Solar and energy storage for home owners and small businesses are eligible within this collection of programs. Program launch January 28th, 2025. 

Ontario Net Metering Program 

Net metering is a program that allows you to send your excess energy to the grid for a credit. This gives you the flexibility to receive credit towards your power bill and still use grid power whenever you need it. These credits are valid for subsequent bills for 12 months after receiving them.

a). Alectra Utilities 

b). Hydro Ottawa

c). Hydro One

d). Toronto Hydro 

Home Energy Loan Program

Making your home more energy efficient is one of the most substantial actions homeowners can take to reduce the emissions contributing to climate change. Through the Home Energy Loan Program (HELP), Toronto homeowners can borrow up to $125,000 to cover the cost of home energy improvements, such as: 

• Solar hot water systems 
• Rooftop solar PV panels 
• Battery storage 

Guelph Greener Homes

The city of Guelph is offering homeowners an interest-free loan to help offset GHG emissions. These loans can reach as high as $50,000, with a 10-year payback, added to the property tax bill. 

Durham Deep Retrofit Rebate | Durham Region Ontario 

Durham residents may receive an incentive for reducing their Energy Use (Gigajoules/year) by at least 50 percent between pre- and post-retrofit EnerGuide evaluations.

Incentives increase by $50 for every 1% of energy use reduced by over 50 percent.

Net Metering

This program allows customers to remain connected to the grid. They can sell back their electricity to the grid and remain on the grid whenever they require power from the grid as well. 

Net Metering

The NB Power's net metering program allows customers to connect the renewable energy system to the grid.  Customers are allowed to keep connected to the grid while either giving their surplus electricity back for credit or use power whenever they require it. 

Total Home Energy Savings Program

If you own a home, our Total Home Energy Savings Program is for you. The program offers incentives for reducing your energy use throughout your home, from the basement to the attic. It all starts with your initial Home Energy Evaluation by a Certified Energy Advisor. 

Net Metering

Nova Scotia Power, Self-Generating Option 

Customers using Nova Scotia Power, now have the option to use their Self-Generating program. All excess power production is banked for the next bill until year-end. 

Commercial Net Metering Program

The Commercial Net Metering Program allows homeowners and businesses alike that are looking to produce their power fully. Customers can then offset excess power back into the grid, for credit or use power from the grid whenever needed. 

Rebates & Incentives 

Nova Scotia is offering customers renovating renewable their property to be more renewable energy fiendly with rebates. These rebates apply to different homes, non-profits, and SolarHomes Program, that install a full solar PV system and with a registered installer. 

• Solar for Non-Profits Pilot 
• Home Battery Pilot 
• SolarHomes Program

Municipal Incentives

Halifax Solar Energy Program

The Solar City program, offers property owners solar energy options such as support and guidance to choose the correct technology and system, financing options, and meeting the municipal Community Energy Plan. 

Clean Energy Financing 

Homeowners, in selected municipalities, programs with low-interest financing for solar upgrades to your home. This program provides:

• Help getting provincial and federal rebates 
• Energy savings that pay for retrofits 
• Simple enrollment 
• And more

PACE Atlantic SwitchPACE Program

The SwitchPACE program allows for property-based financing in participating municipalities. They offer 10-year term, up to $40,000 or 25% property financing, and a 5% fee. 

Participating Municipalities:

1.  West Hants
2.  Colchester 
3.  Municipality of Pictou County 
4.  Wolfville

Commercial Solar PV Rebate Guide

The participating business must have a business utility account and the utility must allow net metering, and be installing a grid-tie OR a grid-tie plus batteries system. Off-grid systems are not eligible.The participating business must own the equipment (financed and lease-to-own systems are eligible). “Top up” solar projects are eligible if the total system (existing + new) does not exceed 100kW AC total inverter capacity. Participating businesses are only eligible for rebates up to a maximum of 100kW installed AC per civic address per lifetime. The participating business agrees to share system performance data with Efficiency Nova Scotia and/or third-party representatives

The rebate is calculated at $0.25/kWh of annual energy production. The rebate is capped at a maximum of $30,000 per project (or up to 50% of the material costs, whichever is less)

Net Metering

Maritime Electric

This allows customers to supply a portion of their solar PV-generated power, and supply it back to the grid. When you sign up with Maritime Electric a second meter is installed, to measure out how much power is being fed back into the grid. You receive a credit depending on what your grid reads. 

Rebates & Incentives

PEI Solar Electric Rebate Program

Applicants must be legal property owners, business owners and/or farmers, to be eligible for the program. 

Homes - $1,000/kilowatt DC installed, up to 40% of installed costs, to a maximum of $10,000

Businesses - $350/kilowatt DC installed, up to 40% installed costs, to a maximum of $10,000

Farm Buildings - $1250/kilowatt DC, up to 40% of installed costs, to a maximum of $35,000

Municipal Incentives

PACE Atlantic SwitchPACE Program

The SwitchPACE Program allows for affordable financing for renewable energy upgrades to your property. 

Net Metering

SaskPower Powering Our Future

Generate your own power for your home or business.

• reduce your environmental impact and emissions
• give you more control over the power you generate
• help lower your bills

Net Metering 

Northland Utilities Limited (NUL) 

This program allows homeowners to pay back into the grid with the overabundance of power their solar PV system produces. This is then turned into credit for later use and allows you to still be plugged into the grid, in case you need power. 

The Northwest Territories Power Corporation (NTPC)

Residential and businesses alike can accumulate energy credits, whenever an excess of electricity is produced by their solar PV system. 

Rebates & Incentives

Renewable Energy:

Residents are eligible for up to $20,000 in rebate funding. 

Businesses, community governments, Indigenous governments, and non-profit organizations are eligible for up to $50,000

Yukon Renewable Energy Rebate

Electricity-generating systems that use renewable energy are eligible for up to a $5,000 rebate.