Provincial Incentives
Additional support from your province
Many provinces offer their own rebates and incentives to make solar even more affordable. These programs can change, but our local experts are always up-to-date on the latest support available in your region.
British Columbia
BC Hydro Rebates
In B.C., homeowners can receive rebates of up to $5,000 for grid-connected solar panels and an additional $5,000 for battery storage through BC Hydro’s Self-Generation Program. The goal is to help you generate your own clean electricity, reduce bills, and contribute to a cleaner energy future. Projects must be connected to the grid and meet program eligibility — we can help you navigate the process.
Alberta
Solar Club
In Alberta, the well-regarded Solar Club program offers exclusive solar-friendly electricity rates, cash-back incentives, and smart switching between low and high rates to boost your savings. While the province doesn’t currently have large direct rebates like some others, programs like these make going solar financially compelling and more accessible. We’re keeping a close eye on future provincial incentives and will update you as new opportunities arise.
Ontario
Ontario Programs
Ontario’s solar incentive landscape is evolving, with programs under review and new energy-efficiency rebates being introduced. While dedicated rooftop solar rebates are less prominent at the moment, homeowners can still benefit from federal loans, energy-efficiency programs, and net-metering credits that make solar an attractive long-term investment. If you’re in Ontario, now is a great time to get a quote, watch for upcoming provincial changes, and position your system for future savings.
New Brunswick
Total Home Energy Savings Program
New Brunswick homeowners can access the Total Home Energy Savings Program through NB Power, offering rebates up to $3,000 toward solar PV systems up to 15 kW in size. You can also participate in NB Power’s net-metering program to feed excess solar power back into the grid. We’ll guide you through the evaluation and application process so you can make the most of the available incentives.
Nova Scotia
Community Solar
Although traditional large-scale solar rebates have recently ended in Nova Scotia, the province has launched a Community Solar Program enabling residents, renters, and businesses to subscribe to shared solar installations and earn credits on their power bills. With rising electricity rates and strong solar potential in the region, going solar remains a smart move. We can help explore the shared-solar option or tailor a rooftop system that keeps you ahead of the curve.
Payment options
A plan that works for you
Financing, rebates, and incentives for solar vary across Canada, which is why the best first step is speaking with an expert. Shift offers a range of flexible financing options—including low or no-money-down solutions—alongside guidance on provincial rebates and programs that can improve your return on investment. With so many paths to affordable solar, we’ll help you find the option that fits your home, budget, and location.
Find the best option for you
The world of solar financing and incentives can be complex. Our experts are here to provide a clear breakdown of the costs, savings, and incentives available for your home. Let’s start the conversation.
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A note on incentives
Government programs and incentives can change. The information on this page is for educational purposes, and our experts will provide the most current details during your free assessment.