Install Solar Panels in Ontario: How Can You Benefit?

Cost of solar panels in Ontario

Find out how much solar panels cost in Ontario and:

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Reduce your hydro bill by 50 to 100%
Install a Solar Net-Metering system, generate your household’s electricity and replace power otherwise bought from the grid at the highest rate during the day. Click here to find out why it is worth installing solar panels in Ontario.

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Get an interest-free loan up to $40,000
to complete your thorough home energy retrofits, including on-site energy generation with solar panels.

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Increase your property value
Expect $3,500 added to your home’s value for every $1,000 investment in your solar panels system (according to some researchers).

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Stop paying your hydro by going Off-Grid Solar
Fulfill your entire household’s energy needs by producing electricity at the consumption point, and eliminate expensive transmission and distribution charges.

 

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Go green! Help combat air pollution. Rooftop solar, together with other renewable forms of energy generation, will eventually eliminate Ontario’s need to invest in new power plants, costly transmission lines and other forms of electricity infrastructure.

Click here to read about the steps required to apply for solar and install your solar panels system.

“The best investment I’ve ever made! This will pay the tuition fees for my children once they start going off to university. I filled out a request form and got estimates from 3 different companies. Went with the one that had more experience (350+ solar installations). They took care of everything from start to finish. So far our system is running better than calculated. Here are my production numbers for 2015: Jun. 1682.63 kWh, Jul. 1767.27 kWh, Aug. 1463.22 kWh, Sept.1238.26 kWh, Oct. 795.83 kWh, Nov. 798.13 kWh, Dec.512.68 kWh, Jan. 607.01 kWh and counting! ”

John Kucharchik, Caledon, ON