Solar

Alberta Solar

If you’re looking for the latest news on green incentive programs, the most recent updates on solar technology, and ideas for how to save money on your power bill, you’ve come to the right place.

Solar is Now Incredibly Affordable

Alberta solar grants industry is rapidly growing as everyone
from homeowners to businesses to farmers
see the massive upside of switching to solar.

Maximize Your
Financial
Return by joining Blue Ring Utilities Solar Club

We created Blue Ring Utilities to help our clients get the best deal when buying and selling power.

Solar clubs help micro-generators, including residential, commercial, and agricultural users, by providing flexible rate plans and facilitating the sale of excess energy back to the grid.

Members can switch between high and low export rates to adapt to seasonal changes in energy production.
In other words, you can switch between a cheaper rate in the winter when you produce less energy and a higher rate in the summer when you produce more energy.

Is Alberta a good place to install solar panels?

The best in Canada! We might have cold winters but the sun shines all year around here.

The AB MicroGen act allows anyone to produce enough energy to cover their yearly usage.

According to a NAIT study, snow build up will reduce a systems yearly output by a mere 3-4%. And they don’t get our Southern Alberta chinooks up in Edmonton!

Yes, but in a marginally positive away. They keep sun off the roof and help to keep warmth in during winter.

Yes, solar arrays can always be expanded upon.

For residential systems the answer is almost always micro-inverter. They are generally less cost, they protect a system from shading issues, and the micros that we use come with an unbeatable 25 year warranty.

AND, YES! OUR SPECIALISTS WORK
ALL ACROSS ALBERTA

We have installed solar in the following areas of Alberta

• Calgary • Edmonton • Lethbridge • Medicine Hat  • Red Deer
• Airdrie • Cochrane • Fort Saskatchewan • St. Albert • Lloydminster
• And of course with our farmers in rural Alberta