An honest conversation
about business energy in Canada

Rated 4.9
Homeowners across Ontario, Alberta & Nova Scotia
Grid down ready
No hidden costs
Built for Canadian businesses

You’re making decisions without the full picture

Energy costs feel random because they kind of are. Prices change and most people don’t have visibility into what’s actually driving their bill.
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What you pay
Your bill shows a total, but that number is a mix of energy, delivery, fees, and shifting rates. Most of it isn’t obvious.
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When you use it
Energy isn’t used evenly. Mornings and evenings cost more because demand is higher — and that’s when most homes rely on the grid the most.
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What you control
Almost nothing. You don’t control pricing, outages, or how the grid behaves. You just adjust and hope it works.

Why businesses are switching

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Predictable bills.
Finally.

Electricity prices keep rising, and you never really know what you’ll pay long-term. With your own system, you’re not depending on that anymore. You get a much more stable, predictable monthly cost that you can actually plan around.
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Grid goes down.
You don't.

Power outages are becoming more common, especially during extreme weather. With a solar system and battery in place, your home doesn’t just shut off like the rest of the neighborhood. Lights stay on, fridge keeps working, and you don’t have to think about it.
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Your energy.
On your terms.

Most people have no idea how much energy they use or where it goes. Here, you can see it, manage it, and use more of what you produce yourself. It’s not just about saving money, it’s about knowing what’s happening in your own home.
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Built for Canada.
Not perfect conditions.

This isn’t built for perfect weather. It’s built for heat, storms, and sudden outages. The system is made to handle real-life situations, so when something happens, you’re not the one dealing with the consequences.

From demand charges to backup power, we help businesses in Ontario, Alberta and Nova Scotia cut operating costs with solar and storage that keep paying back.

Business tax credit
30%
Federal Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit for eligible businesses installing solar and battery storage.
Ontario incentive
$770/kW
Save on Energy incentive per kW-AC for eligible behind-the-meter commercial solar in Ontario.
Ontario net metering
500 kW
Maximum system size under Ontario net metering, with bill credits that carry forward for up to 12 months.
Nova Scotia limit
1 MW
Net metering limit for Nova Scotia farms and fisheries (200 kW for other businesses).
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What your bill is really made of

Hidden costs

Your bill includes delivery, infrastructure, fees, and price fluctuations you don’t control. Most people only see the total, not what’s driving it.

Rising prices

Utility rates go up over time. A home system gives you a stable baseline so you’re not fully exposed to those changes.

Peak usage

Most homes consume more power in the morning and evening. Without storage, you still rely on the grid when it matters most.

Power outages

Storms, heat waves, and grid overloads happen more often. When power goes out, most homes simply stop.

How it actually works

01
Analyze
We look at your real usage, not estimates. How much you use, when you use it, and where the energy actually goes.
02
Design
We build a system around your home and habits. Not a generic setup, but something that actually fits how you live.
03
Install
Panels, battery, and system setup. Everything connected and ready to run without you figuring it out yourself.
04
Control
You track production, usage, and savings in real time. No surprises at the end of the month.

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FAQs

Everything you’re wondering

How much can I actually save?
Most homeowners reduce their energy bills by 40–70%. The exact number depends on your home, usage, and system size, but we always model real scenarios before installation so you know what to expect.
What happens during a power outage?
With battery storage installed, critical parts of your home can continue running during outages. Lights, refrigeration, internet, and other essential systems stay powered while the grid is offline.
How long does installation take?
Most residential installations are completed within 1–3 days after permits and approvals are finalized. We handle planning, coordination, and setup to keep disruption to a minimum.
Is this worth it if I plan to move?
In many cases, yes. Lower operating costs and installed energy systems can increase home appeal and resale value, especially in areas with high energy demand and rising utility costs.
Do I still rely on the grid?
Usually, yes — but far less than before. Your system reduces how much energy you need from the grid, while battery storage helps cover usage during peak hours or outages.
What does maintenance look like?
Modern systems require very little maintenance. Panels are designed for long-term outdoor use, and most monitoring happens automatically through the system dashboard and remote diagnostics.
Not sure where to start?
Every system starts with a real conversation. We map your needs, usage, and goals before recommending anything.
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