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What You Can Get

  • Solar panels: $1,000 per kW installed, up to $5,000 (covers 50% of total cost)
  • Battery storage (must be paired with solar): $300 per kWh, up to $5,000 (up to 50% of total cost)
  • Maximum rebate per household: $10,000, covering up to 50% of combined solar and battery installation costs
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Eligibility Highlights

  • Open to homeowners (age 18+) of detached, semi-detached, townhomes, and mobile homes. Must be your primary residence and connected to Alberta’s electricity grid
  • Must be new rooftop solar sized for load displacement—no net metering, and existing solar systems don’t qualify
  • Battery systems must be installed with the new solar panel system
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Benefits at a Glance

  • Cut electricity bills by generating your own power
  • Boost grid resilience by storing energy for evenings, power outages, or during peak rate times
  • Slash greenhouse gas emissions through clean energy. Note: This program is crafted to support load displacement, Net-metering is not permitted**

 

 

Net Metering - Alberta’s Micro-Generation Regulation allows homeowners and businesses to generate their own renewable electricity and benefit from net metering. With this program, any surplus electricity your solar system produces is sent back to the grid, earning you credits that can offset future electricity costs. It’s a simple and effective way to lower your bills while contributing to a greener future.

For example, during the sunny summer months, your solar panels might generate more power than you use. That extra energy is fed back to the grid, earning you credits. In the winter, when shorter days reduce solar production, those credits can be applied to your electricity bill, helping to reduce or eliminate the amount you owe. By balancing your production and consumption over the year, net metering ensures you get the most value out of your renewable energy system.

Alberta also offers unique programs like the Solar Club, designed for micro-generators with solar installations. Members of the Solar Club benefit from time-of-use electricity rates, allowing them to earn higher compensation for energy fed into the grid during peak sunlight months. This added incentive boosts the value of your solar investment, making renewable energy even more financially rewarding.

Alberta’s net metering program is open to renewable energy systems like solar, wind, and hydro, provided they are connected to the grid and sized to meet your property’s energy needs. It’s an excellent choice for Albertans looking to reduce costs, achieve energy independence, and support environmental sustainability.

Ready to take control of your energy? Visit Canadian Green Tech’s Marketing page to apply for the Solar Club today: https://www.spotpower.net/canadiangreentech.html