Explore residential, commercial, and agricultural rebates for every province we serve.
BC Hydro Solar Panel & Battery Rebates
BC Hydro is offering generous solar incentives for homeowners looking to go solar. You can receive up to
$5,000
in rebates for installing
solar photovoltaic (PV) panels
, calculated at
$1,000 per kilowatt (kW)
of installed capacity. The rebate is capped at
50% of your total installation cost
, which includes both labour and materials. Read our full guide
can also take advantage of battery storage rebates , with up to $5,000 available to support battery installations. This rebate is based on $500 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) of battery capacity. Battery storage gives you the ability to store excess energy for use at night or during outages, helping you reduce reliance on the grid and increase your energy independence.
Canada Greener Homes Loan (CGHL)
To make solar energy even more accessible, the
Canada Greener Homes Loan
provides
interest-free financing
for eligible homeowners in solar incentives. You can apply for loans ranging from
$5,000 to $40,000
, with a
10-year repayment term
. This loan is designed to support a wide range of energy-efficient upgrades, including solar panel systems and battery storage. For full program details, visit the official CGHL webpage and
or connect with one of our Raysen Power experts who can walk you through the process.
Clean Technology (CT) Investment Tax Credit (ITC)
Business owners and farmers in British Columbia can access the
, offering a
refundable tax credit of up to 30%
for eligible clean energy equipment, including solar and battery systems. This credit is available for capital investments made between
March 28, 2023, and December 31, 2034
, and is a powerful tool to offset the upfront cost of adopting clean technologies. Visit the CTITC Government of Canada webpage for more information or speak with one of our specialists today.
BC Hydro Commercial Rebates
Through BC Hydro’s Commercial Energy Management Program,
businesses and farms
can receive up to
$25,000
in rebates and solar incentives for installing
grid-connected solar PV systems
, plus an additional
$25,000
for
battery storage systems
. Rebates are calculated at
$1,000 per kilowatt (kW)
of installed solar capacity and are capped at
50% of total installed costs
, including both labour and materials. These funds are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis, so it’s important to act quickly if you’re considering a commercial solar project.
Accelerated Depreciation (CCA for Clean Energy Equipment)
To further support solar adoption in the commercial and agricultural sectors, the federal government offers
for specified clean energy investments. This allows you to
immediately write off 100%
of the cost of eligible solar and battery systems in the first year. Businesses benefit from a larger tax deduction up front, improving return on investment and reducing payback periods. Visit the official AII webpage for full eligibility details or talk to our team for guidance.
Solar Club Program – Earn More from Your Solar Energy
who generate solar power can now join the
Solar Club
, a loyalty rewards program tailored specifically for
small-scale micro-generators
. By enrolling, you can earn a
premium rate
for the solar electricity you export back to the grid. The program is offered through select electricity retailers partnered with UtilityNet. To learn more, visit the official Solar Club page or connect with our team for expert guidance.
Solar Offset – Get Paid for Carbon Credits
Through
Solar Offset
, Alberta residents with solar installations can now earn revenue and solar incentives by participating in the province’s carbon credit market. While traditional carbon offset programs are often too complex and costly for individual homeowners, Solar Offset enables small-scale energy producers to
generate and sell verified carbon credits
from their clean electricity. Alberta has already seen tens of millions of tonnes of offsets sold, and now your home system can contribute—and earn too.
Canada Greener Homes Loan (CGHL)
To make solar energy even more accessible, the
Canada Greener Homes Loan
provides
interest-free financing
for eligible homeowners in solar incentives. You can apply for loans ranging from
$5,000 to $40,000
, with a
10-year repayment term
. This loan is designed to support a wide range of energy-efficient upgrades, including solar panel systems and battery storage. For full program details, visit the official CGHL webpage, view our
, or connect with one of our Raysen Power experts who can walk you through the process.
CMHC Eco Plus – Up to 25% Premium Refund
Homeowners purchasing or building an energy-efficient home with
CMHC mortgage insurance
may qualify for a
25% partial refund
of their mortgage loan insurance premium through the
CMHC Eco Plus
program. This is a great way to save money while investing in sustainable housing. For full eligibility requirements, visit CMHC’s website or speak with one of our Raysen Power experts today.
Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP)
The
CEIP
offers Alberta homeowners the ability to finance up to
100% of solar installation costs
through their property taxes, with repayment terms extending up to
20 years
. This program varies by municipality and is only available in participating cities and towns. CEIP makes going solar more accessible without the need for upfront cash. Visit the official CEIP site for a list of participating regions or contact our team for assistance.
Banff Solar Production Incentive – $0.75/Watt Rebate
The
Town of Banff
offers a local solar rebate to encourage clean energy adoption among residents. Homeowners can receive
$0.75 per watt
of installed solar capacity, up to a system size of
20 kW
. These solar incentives help reduce the upfront cost of going solar; however,
funding is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis each year
. To check availability or get help with your application, reach out to our team today.
Medicine Hat HAT Smart Solar Incentive – Up to $1,000
Residents of
Medicine Hat
can take advantage of the city’s
HAT Smart Solar Electric Incentive Program
, which provides a
$0.20 per watt rebate
, up to a maximum of
$1,000
. This rebate is available to
residential utility customers
who install qualifying solar PV systems on their homes. The incentive is calculated based on the total
DC wattage
of the installed system. Program funding is limited and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. For full details or assistance with your application, contact our Raysen Power team today.
Clean Technology (CT) Investment Tax Credit (ITC)
The
CTITC
offers a
refundable tax credit of up to 30%
for businesses and farms investing in eligible clean technology, including solar PV and battery systems. These solar incentives apply to capital investments made between
March 28, 2023, and December 31, 2034
, and is designed to significantly reduce the cost of adopting renewable energy solutions.
on the official government webpage or speak with our solar advisors for tailored insights.
Strategic Energy Management for Industry (SEMI) – Up to $1M in Funding
Offered by
Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA)
, the
SEMI Program
supports businesses and farms pursuing energy-efficient upgrades. Funding covers up to
50% of eligible project costs
for for-profit companies and
up to 100%
for non-profits and Indigenous organizations. Maximum funding is
$1,000,000 per project
, making it one of the most generous solar incentives program available. Visit the official SEMI site for eligibility details or speak with a Raysen Power advisor to explore your options.
Accelerated Depreciation (CCA for Clean Energy Equipment)
Businesses and agricultural operators can benefit from the
program, which enables the
full cost of eligible clean energy systems
to be written off in the first year. This front-loaded deduction improves cash flow and makes solar projects more financially appealing. Although future-year deductions will be smaller, the immediate savings can be substantial. For details, consult the Government of Canada’s AII webpage or connect with our commercial solar specialists.
Efficiency Manitoba Solar Rebate – Up to $5,000
The
Efficiency Manitoba Solar Rebate Program
helps homeowners make the switch to solar by offering solar incentives of
$0.50 per watt (DC)
for installed solar capacity, up to a
maximum of $5,000 per home
. The rebate applies to the first
10 kilowatts (kW)
of system size—larger systems can be installed, but incentives are only awarded for the first 10 kW. This program lowers upfront costs while helping reduce long-term energy bills and environmental impact. Visit the Efficiency Manitoba website for more details, view our
, or reach out to our team to see if your home qualifies.
Canada Greener Homes Loan (CGHL)
Homeowners in Manitoba can also take advantage of the
Canada Greener Homes Loan
, which provides
interest-free financing
for solar installations and other energy-efficient upgrades. Loans range from
$5,000 to $40,000
, with a
10-year repayment period
. This government-backed loan program makes solar more accessible by removing high upfront costs. For eligibility details, visit the CGHL page, view our
, or connect with our team for personalized assistance.
Clean Technology (CT) Investment Tax Credit (ITC)
Manitoba businesses and farms investing in clean energy systems may be eligible for the
, which offers a
refundable tax credit of up to 30%
on qualifying capital expenses. This includes solar PV and battery storage systems, installed between
March 28, 2023, and December 31, 2034
. Visit the CTITC government website to learn more or speak with a Raysen Power expert to assess your project’s eligibility.
Efficiency Manitoba Commercial Solar Rebate – $0.50/Watt
Commercial and agricultural buildings connected to the Manitoba Hydro grid can receive
$0.50 per watt (DC)
installed under Efficiency Manitoba’s commercial rebate program. These solar incentives help reduce the cost of solar adoption for businesses, municipalities, farms, and organizations looking to cut energy costs and lower emissions. Reach out to our commercial solar team, read our
, or visit the official Efficiency Manitoba website to learn more about applying.
Accelerated Depreciation (CCA for Clean Energy Equipment)
Eligible businesses can benefit from
accelerated depreciation
through Canada’s
program. These solar incentives allow you to
write off 100% of the cost
of qualifying solar and clean energy systems in the first year. The upfront tax deduction reduces the total investment burden and improves return on investment. For eligibility criteria, visit the AII webpage or get in touch with one of our commercial specialists.
SolarHomes Rebate – Up to $3,000
Nova Scotia homeowners can benefit from
Efficiency Nova Scotia’s SolarHomes Program
, which provide solar incentives of
$0.30 per watt rebate
for the installation of
solar photovoltaic (PV) systems
. The rebate is capped at a
maximum of $3,000 per home
. This incentive is designed to make clean energy more affordable and reduce the upfront cost of going solar. To learn more about program eligibility or begin your application, visit the Efficiency Nova Scotia website or connect with our team for assistance.
Canada Greener Homes Loan (CGHL)
In addition to local rebates, homeowners can access the
Canada Greener Homes Loan
, a
zero-interest financing program
for energy-efficient home upgrades. Eligible applicants can borrow between
$5,000 and $40,000
, with a
10-year repayment period
, to cover the cost of solar installations and other improvements. For more information, visit the official CGHL site, view our
, or speak with a Raysen Power advisor to help guide you through the process.
Clean Technology (CT) Investment Tax Credit (ITC)
The federal
offers
businesses and farms in Nova Scotia
a
refundable tax credit of up to 30%
for qualifying investments in clean energy systems, including solar PV and battery storage. These solar incentives applies to capital purchases made between
March 28, 2023, and December 31, 2034
. To explore eligibility requirements, visit the CTITC government page or speak with our commercial solar experts.
Accelerated Depreciation (CCA for Clean Energy Equipment)
Businesses and agricultural operations can take advantage of the
to write off
100% of eligible clean energy equipment costs
in the first year of installation. This program improves the financial return of going solar by offering an immediate tax deduction. Future deductions will be reduced, but the upfront benefit makes it easier to justify the investment. Visit the AII webpage for more information or contact our team for support with commercial solar planning.
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