A solar inspection is a comprehensive evaluation of a system’s components, installation quality, and real-world performance. Through this process, inspectors can identify issues early, prevent unnecessary losses, and protect the overall longevity of the system.
The right size solar system depends on your household’s electricity use, the layout and shading of your roof, your budget, and the rules set out in Alberta’s micro-generation regulation. Let's dive into how it all works!
City of Edmonton’s Multi-Family Solar Rebate Program - quick overview to help you understand the program’s structure, eligibility, and process.
For systems powered by APsystems microinverters, the EMA (Energy Monitoring and Analysis) app provides detailed insights into how much power your panels are producing, and how much energy you’re saving.
10 Reasons Solar Doesn't Work in Alberta
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Often when homeowners are considering installing solar panels, best practices for solar panel cleaning and maintenance are top of mind before committing to an installation. Undoubtedly, keeping solar panels clear of dust, residue, and animal droppings will result in higher overall electricity production by maintaining the efficiency and longevity of solar panels. However, the cost to clean solar panels can sometimes outweigh the benefits from increased electricity production. If you'd like a quote for professional solar panel cleaning for your array, look no further than Evalence!
Electric vehicles have revolutionized the way we think about transportation, offering a greener and more sustainable future. As more people in Alberta purchase electric cars, the demand for home EV chargers has skyrocketed. However, one question that often comes up is the cost of installing an EV charger at home. All things considered, the average cost to professionally install an electric vehicle charger will range from $500-$2,500 for most common cases. The cost of installing an EV charger can vary depending on several factors including;
Please note: As of October 2025, the Greener Homes Loan is closed to new applications. Please note: As of May 2024, the Greener Homes Grant is currently closed to NEW applications. Existing applicants with an AP number are still eligible to receive the greener homes grant. Don't despair, the greener homes loan program (similar name, but different program) is currently open AND a similar program called Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP) is providing financing for select Albertan municipalities for energy efficient upgrades. More information about this program can be found in the Evalence CEIP blog post.
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The Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP) is a program that aims to promote renewable energy and energy efficiency by providing financing for clean energy upgrades to residential and commercial buildings. In this article, we will answer important questions like "what is CEIP?", "how does CEIP work?", and "who is eligible for CEIP?" We will also cover the benefits of CEIP, the financial requirements, and the role that property owners play in this innovative financing tool's implementation. Additionally, we will answer some frequently asked questions about this program and why it stands out from other energy improvement programs. So buckle up and get ready to learn everything you need to know about CEIP.
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