Funding & Incentives

Curious about funding your next solar project? Look no further!

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Residential

Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP) Administered by the Alberta Municipal Services Corporation, this program offers flexible financing options for eligible energy upgrades in Calgary, Okotoks, and several other jurisdictions in Alberta. Details

Town of Banff Solar PV Program Eligible projects can receive a financial rebate of $750 per kW of solar capacity installed, to a maximum of 20 kW, from the Town of Banff. Details

HAT Smart Incentives The City of Medicine Hat is now accepting applications for their HAT Smart program. Residents can apply to receive rebates for eligible solar PV installations and retrofits until December 31st, 2025. Details

ChargeYYC The City of Calgary has launched a pilot program to support electric vehicle (EV) charging. Building owners and residents can access financial incentives of up to $4,000 to install EV charging stations. Details

Commercial

Strategic Energy Management for Industry (SEMI) Emissions Reduction Alberta’s SEMI program offers $50 million in grants on a first come, first serve basis to cover up to $1 million or up to 50% of eligible project costs. Details

Accelerated CCA Rates Revenue Canada allows businesses to depreciate eligible clean energy equipment at an accelerated capital cost allowance rate. Details

Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit (ITC) A refundable tax credit of up to 30% is available for eligible investments in clean technology. Details

Municipal Climate Change Action Centre Programs Alberta municipalities can access funding through various programs provided by the Municipal Climate Change Action Centre. Details