Going Solar in Manitoba

Rebates, Sunshine, Net Metering, Financing | Solar Power in Manitoba

 
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Who wouldn’t want to see the Aurora Borealis in Churchill, enjoy the sunniest winter season in Winnipeg or simply enjoy your friendly neighbours all across Manitoba?

You can make it even better by helping develop a more sustainable energy future through Solar

 
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Manitoba Solar Rebates

Unfortunately there are no current Manitoba solar incentives offered on a provincial level.

 
 
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On average Manitoba solar systems would produce 1,275kWh/year

1,272 kWh/year - Winnipeg, Manitoba

1,342 kWh/year - Brandon, Manitoba

1,119 kWh/year - Churchill Manitoba

1,160 kWh/year - Thompson, Manitoba

Sourced from: Photovoltaic and Solar Resource Maps

 
 
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Sunshine is a beautiful thing all year long - even in the winter!

Average # of days with any measurable amount of sunshine per year:

316 days - Winnipeg, Manitoba

314 days - Brandon, Manitoba

271 days - Churchill, Manitoba

293 days - Thompson, Manitoba

Sourced from: Weather averages for Canada

 
 
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Manitoba’s main electricity provider is Manitoba Hydro

Energy Charge: $0.096/kWh

Manitoba enjoys one of the lowest rates of electricity in Canada. However their Net Metering program will only pay you $0.029/kWh for excess electricity you produce.

For up to date rates please visit Manitoba Hydro to learn more.

 
 
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Multiple Options for Financing Exist

Home Energy Efficiency Loan is offered directly through Manitoba Hydro and allows for a 15 year term starting at a 4.8% interest. For up to date rates please visit their website.

Some banks also offer green energy specific financing:

RBC Energy Saver Loan

TD Canada Trust