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Canada’s Greener Homes Program provides a solar grant of $5,000. This typically covers 30% – 40% of the cost of an average-sized solar system. As a homeowner, you must apply to this solar incentive program yourself.
The Greener Homes program also offers a 10-year interest-free solar loan up to a maximum of $40,000. The loan piggybacks on the Greener Homes Grant. To be eligible for the loan, you must be eligible for the grant first. The application portals for the grant and loan are the same. #greenerhomesgrant #geenerhomesloan #gleansolar
The Greener Homes program also offers a 10-year interest-free solar loan up to a maximum of $40,000. The loan piggybacks on the Greener Homes Grant. To be eligible for the loan, you must be eligible for the grant first. The application portals for the grant and loan are the same. #greenerhomesgrant #geenerhomesloan #gleansolar
Alberta households (many of them low income) will see record high prices power prices in august 2023.
Those paying the variable regulated rate option (RRO) will see an average monthly bill add of $115, compared to those on a fixed rate. RRO prices in Alberta have been extra high because those customers are now repaying the $200 million deferral from the UCP government's recent price cap. #alberta #electricityprices #inflation #gleansolar
Those paying the variable regulated rate option (RRO) will see an average monthly bill add of $115, compared to those on a fixed rate. RRO prices in Alberta have been extra high because those customers are now repaying the $200 million deferral from the UCP government's recent price cap. #alberta #electricityprices #inflation #gleansolar
Replying to @time2riot_canada Yes you can sell electricity to the grid in Alberta! You sell electricity to the grid when the amount of electricity produced by the solar array is greater than the amount you are using inside your building. This occurs on sunny days when you aren’t using much electricity in your building. After converting into A/C electricity inside the inverter, the meter counts how much electricity you are exporting so you can receive a credit on your electricity bill. You won’t ever end up making money on your bill, however if your credit grows large enough, you carry it over into subsequent months. #alberta #gleansolar #electricity #solarpanels
Replying to @benthieson0 The Solar Club™️ is an electricity rate plan that improves cost savings for owners of solar PV in Alberta.
It allows people with solar panels to switch between a high electricity rate ($0.30/kWh) and a low electricity rate ($0.125/kWh) depending on seasonal variations in solar energy production.
The high rate is used in the summer to maximize the value of electricity that gets exported to the grid. The low rate is used in the winter to keep the price of imported electricity as low as possible.
To use the Solar Club™️, you must switch to an electricity retailer that offers it. #alberta #gleansolar #thesolarclub
It allows people with solar panels to switch between a high electricity rate ($0.30/kWh) and a low electricity rate ($0.125/kWh) depending on seasonal variations in solar energy production.
The high rate is used in the summer to maximize the value of electricity that gets exported to the grid. The low rate is used in the winter to keep the price of imported electricity as low as possible.
To use the Solar Club™️, you must switch to an electricity retailer that offers it. #alberta #gleansolar #thesolarclub
Albertans can expect a significant spike to their electricity bills, with an expected surge in power prices. Prices will climb to about 33 cents per kilowatt-hour in august, as high anticipated usage coupled with market factors and deferred repayment of affordability measures put in place earlier this year combine to drive rates up. The price is up from the 13.5 cents fake price cap that the UCP introduced. #alberta #electricityprices #gleansolar #ucp #greenscreen
Alberta’s first challenge is to substantially increase the amount of electricity it generates. Across the country, demand is predicted to rise over the coming decades as more of industry, transportation, buildings and homes are electrified. Experts estimate that by 2050 Canada will require an increase in supply between 62 per cent and 210 per cent. This means substantially more generation needs to be brought online and in a relatively short timeframe. #gleansolar #alberta #electricityprices