BC Hydro solar & battery rebates

Solar: $1,000 per kW, up to $5,000 and 50% of eligible installed costs.

• For eligible BC Hydro and New Westminster customers—not every B.C. property.
• Battery: $500 per kWh, usually up to $1,500; eligible Peak Saver participation can raise the residential cap to $5,000.
• Check technical acceptance, equipment and contractor requirements before installation.

Home Renovation Savings

Solar: $1,000 per kW, up to $5,000 and 50% of costs. Battery: $300 per kWh, up to $5,000 and 50% of costs.

• This offer cannot be combined with a net-metering agreement. It supports electricity used at home (load displacement).
• Get written approval from the program and your local utility before buying or installing equipment.
• Battery storage must be paired with a new solar system. Property, grid and other eligibility rules apply.

LogisVert solar assistance

Hydro-Québec lists $1,000 per installed kW, limited to 40% of eligible purchase and installation costs.

• Check the current participant guide and solar-specific conditions with Hydro-Québec. This summary does not establish eligibility.

Solar Electric Rebate Program

The province’s indexed notice reports paused applications. Confirm intake directly before planning around this rebate.

• The full provider page could not be retrieved during our check. No incentive is assumed in this guide.

SolarHomes

The provider’s indexed notice reports this offer closed to homeowners. Check the provider for any replacement programs.

• The full provider page could not be retrieved during our check. Do not include this rebate in a new project budget.

Canada Greener Homes Loan

Closed to new applications on October 2, 2025. Older installation examples may mention this loan; it is not available to new applicants.

Canada Greener Homes Grant

Closed program. Do not include this historical grant in a new solar budget.