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Solar in Canada — Find Your Incentives & Get Quotes

Canada just launched a national strategy to double electricity supply by 2050 — with rooftop solar and home batteries named explicitly in the federal plan. Solenery is a Canada-wide platform: enter your address from anywhere in the country and we check every federal, provincial, and utility-level program for your property — then connect you with vetted installers.

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Commercial · Industrial
I own or operate a commercial property
30% federal Clean Technology ITC + provincial rebates · 4–7 yr payback
  • Warehouses · cold storage · manufacturing · retail · office
  • Behind-the-meter, offsetting facility consumption
  • Vetted installers meeting federal labour requirements
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Deep-dive guide — Ontario commercial →
Service available across Canada. Ontario commercial is our deepest in-page guide today.
Residential
I'm a homeowner
Federal Greener Homes Loan up to $40K interest-free + provincial rebates · 8–12 yr payback
  • Rooftop PV (4–10 kW typical) and home battery storage
  • Net metering credits in most provinces
  • 25+ year manufacturer warranty
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Homeowners across Canada — our AI Advisor checks every program against your address.
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At a Glance

Solar in Canada — the Headline Numbers

Two federal programs, decades-long system lifespan, and payback measured in years — not decades. Here's what the economics look like before you even enter your address.

30%
Federal Clean Technology ITC
Commercial · through Dec 2033
$40K
Greener Homes Loan
Residential · interest-free · 10-yr term
4–12 yr
Typical payback
Commercial 4–7 · Residential 8–12
25+ yr
System lifespan
Manufacturer warranty backed
New · Federal Strategy

Canada Just Made Solar a National Priority

In May 2026, the federal government released Powering Canada Strong— a national strategy to double Canada's electricity supply by 2050 and accelerate electrification across the economy. The plan names rooftop solar and home batteries as core building blocks of the new, decentralised grid.

This isn't a future promise. It's a present-day signal that the policy environment, the incentives, and the infrastructure investment are all aligned — across the country. Solar in Canada is no longer an alternative — it's part of the national plan.

Canada's electricity demand expected to double by 2050
Canada Energy Regulator (Canada's Energy Future 2026), cited in Powering Canada Strong
$1T+
Forecast cost of expanding and modernising Canada's electricity systems by 2050
Powering Canada Strong, Natural Resources Canada (May 2026)
7 of 10
Canadian households projected to pay less for total energy by 2050 with right electrification
Canada Electricity Advisory Council Final Report, cited in Powering Canada Strong
$15B
Canadians' projected total energy-cost savings by 2050 with electrification
Canada Electricity Advisory Council Final Report, cited in Powering Canada Strong

“Rooftop solar and home batteries allow owners to store energy and, in some cases, send it back to the grid when it is most needed.”

Natural Resources Canada · Powering Canada Strong: A National Strategy for an Electrified Canadian Economy · May 2026

The strategy backs this up with concrete federal financing: the Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit (30% through 2033), the Greener Homes Loan, an expanded $45B Canada Infrastructure Bank with a $20B clean-energy target, and a $25B Canada Strong Fund. Provincial momentum is parallel — Hydro-Québec's Action Plan 2035 is $185B, BC Hydro's 10-year plan is $36B, Ontario's nuclear refurbishment alone is $40B+. Solenery's AI Audit makes every program at every level discoverable from one address entry.

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By Audience

Solar for Your Building or Solar for Your Home — Different Paths

The economics, programs, and process differ significantly between commercial and residential. Solenery handles both, across Canada — pick the path that fits your property.

Commercial · Industrial

For Businesses

Typical system50–500 kW (warehouse · facility · multi-tenant)
Cost range$1.50–$2.50/W installed · $75K–$1.25M total project
Payback4–7 years
30% Federal Clean Tech ITC + provincial rebate (e.g. $860/kW in Ontario under Save on Energy; varies by province)
  • Behind-the-meter — solar offsets your facility's consumption
  • Vetted installers meet federal labour requirements for full 30% ITC
  • 25+ year system lifespan, manufacturer warranty backed
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Service available across Canada · Ontario commercial is our deepest in-page guide today
Residential

For Homeowners

Typical system4–10 kW (rooftop)
Cost range$12,000–$28,000 installed
Payback8–12 years
Federal Greener Homes Loan up to $40K interest-free + provincial rebates (varies by province)
  • 40–80% reduction on annual electricity bills
  • Net metering credits available in most provinces
  • Battery storage eligible for federal Clean Tech ITC
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Federal Programs

What Canada Offers — Federal Programs at a Glance

Two federal programs anchor solar across Canada — one designed for commercial properties, one for homeowners. Both apply nationwide, on top of provincial rebates. Solenery checks every program against your address automatically.

Federal · Commercial Tax Credit

Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit (ITC)

Claimed through CRA on the corporate tax return
30%of eligible equipment cost
Refundable tax credit for taxable Canadian corporations · Through December 31, 2033 · Applies Canada-wide
  • Equipment cost only — panels, inverters, racking, wiring, battery storage
  • 30% rate requires meeting federal labour requirements; drops to 20% without
  • Calculated on gross capital cost, before provincial rebates are deducted
  • Battery storage qualifies — including standalone batteries
  • New equipment only, situated in Canada
Deep-dive — Ontario commercial guide →
Federal · Residential Loan

Canada Greener Homes Loan

Administered by Natural Resources Canada
Up to $40,000
Interest-free · 10-year term · For energy-efficient home retrofits including rooftop solar PV and battery storage · Applies Canada-wide
  • Interest-free, 10-year repayment term
  • Eligible measures include solar PV, battery storage, heat pumps, insulation, and windows
  • Stackable with provincial residential rebates
  • The original Greener Homes Grant ($5,000) is closed to new applications; the Loan continues
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Federal programs stack with provincial rebates and utility-level programs. Provincial coverage varies — Solenery's AI Audit identifies every applicable program for your specific address, in every province and territory.

Coverage

Solar Coverage Across Canada

Solenery serves every province and territory in Canada. The AI Audit checks every federal, provincial, and utility-level solar program against your address — anywhere in the country. Our deepest in-page guide today is for Ontario commercial solar; additional regions and audiences are next as we scale.

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Featured Deep-Dive — Ontario Commercial Solar

The most-developed Solenery in-page guide: full property-type guides, stacking math, eligibility detail, and vetted installer matching. Built around Save on Energy ($860/kW) + Federal Clean Tech ITC (30%). More region- and audience-specific guides will follow.

See the Ontario commercial deep-dive →

Outside Ontario or residential? AI Audit has you covered.

Across Canada, Solenery's AI Audit checks every federal, provincial, and utility-level solar program — including BC, Alberta, Quebec, the Maritimes, and the territories — against your specific address. Free, in minutes.

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How Solenery Works

From Address to Installation

Start your free energy audit. Solenery handles the rest — from identifying every eligible incentive to connecting you with vetted professionals. The process is the same nationwide.

1

Free Energy Audit

Enter your address — anywhere in Canada. We check every federal, provincial, and utility-level program against your property — automatically.

2

Your Personalised Estimate

Eligible incentives, estimated savings, payback period, and CO₂ impact — based on your roof, consumption, and location.

3

Compare Vetted Installers

Receive quotes from professionals who meet federal labour requirements (commercial) or provincial certification (residential).

4

Install + Claim

We help you sequence applications, install your system, and claim every rebate, credit, and loan you qualify for.

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FAQ

Common Questions About Solar in Canada

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