Posts Tagged: Green Energy

Do Solar Panels Work in the Wintertime?

Solar Panels in the Winter

Solar energy works by capturing the sun’s energy and turning it into electricity for your home or business. While the sun may not be as strong during the winter months in Canada, solar panels are still able to generate electricity, though at a potentially reduced capacity. During the winter, the days are shorter, and the… Read more »

Solar Incentive

Solar - $7,500 in Grants + Rebates

Start Producing Your Own Electricity A new solar array will produce green energy for the next 25 plus years. You can produce your own power for about the same cost as you pay today. The advantage is that your rates won’t increase over time. *A grant up to $5,000 is available through the Canada Greener… Read more »

How To Go Solar

How to go Solar

Congratulations on considering solar energy for your home! Making the switch to solar is a big decision, but it can also be a rewarding one. Here are the steps you’ll need to follow to get started: Step 1: Determine if Solar is Right for You Before diving into shopping for solar panels, it’s important to… Read more »

Top Five Reasons to Go Solar in 2023

Five Reasons to Go Solar

Are you considering going solar in Canada in 2023? If so, you’re making a smart decision for a variety of reasons. Not only can solar energy save you money on energy costs and protect the environment, it can also increase the value of your property and offer government incentives. In this post, we’ll delve into… Read more »

Solar with Battery Backup

Solar Array - The Hayter Group

This solar array was installed by The Hayter Group for a client near St. Thomas, Ontario. The system features state of the art Sol-Ark hybrid inverters and a battery backup system by Fortress Solutions. Sol-Ark Inverter Solar arrays produce DC (direct current power). An inverter converts the energy produced by your solar panels to AC… Read more »

Interest Free up to $40,000

Canada Greener Homes - Loans

Complete major retrofits to your home through an interest-free loan of up to $40,000. The energy savings from your geothermal or solar installation will help pay back your loan! The interest free loans are part of the Canada Greener Homes Initiative. The loan can help you finance eligible products and installations, that are both recommended… Read more »

Reducing Natural Gas Useage

Solar Powered Chevy Volt

The Move to Net Zero A recent article in the Toronto Star summarizes strategies that Ontario is following to reduce the use of natural gas. Natural gas is currently used to generate some of the province’s electricity. “While natural gas only supplies seven per cent of the electricity Ontario consumes, it plays a critical role… Read more »

EV Charger and Solar Inverter

Solar Edge | EV Charger and Inverter

World’s First 2-in-1 EV Charger and Solar Inverter The SolarEdge Electric Vehicle (EV) charging single phase inverter gives homeowners the ability to charge electric vehicles up to six times faster than a standard Level 1 charger. By installing an EV charger that is integrated with an inverter, no additional dedicated circuit breaker is needed, saving… Read more »

Geothermal Rebates and Grants

Geothermal - up to $5,000 in Grants

Best Time to Invest The best time to invest in the most environmentally friendly home comfort system is today! Take advantage of Federal Government grants from the  Canada Greener Homes Program. Geothermal is the most cost effective way to heat and cool your home. WaterFurnace units provide superior comfort with precise, even temperatures eliminating cold… Read more »

Canada Greener Homes

Canada Greener Homes

The Canada Greener Homes Grant is a Federal Government program to help homeowners make their homes more energy-efficient. Buildings, including homes, account for 18% of Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions. The program helps homeowners invest in improvements to their homes that will lower emissions.  These home improvements include; geothermal systems, solar panels, heat pumps, water heaters… Read more »