Ontario Solar Incentives and Rebates: A Homeowner’s Guide to Saving Big in 2025
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Ontario homeowners can receive up to $10,000 in rebates through the Home Renovation Savings Program. This program helps you save on energy-efficient upgrades like solar panels and battery storage, lowering your energy use and utility bills.
The City of Edmonton is offering financial incentives for multi-unit residential property owners to adopt solar energy. Eligible properties can receive $0.50 per watt towards their system, with rebates capped at $4,000 per dwelling and a maximum of $100,000 per property owner per calendar year. Applications open March 17, 2025, and will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis while funds last.

CEIP is a property tax-based financing option available in Alberta for energy-efficient upgrades with no upfront cost.
Eligibility depends on your address, income, and home type. Zeno Renewables helps verify your eligibility and applies on your behalf.
Most residential systems are subject to tax, but some incentives indirectly reduce your tax burden through credits or rebates.
We offer multiple options including low-interest loans, Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP) financing, and flexible payment plans.
Zeno Renewables partners with trusted financial providers to offer affordable monthly payments tailored to your budget.
Yes. Battery storage can be bundled into your Solar financing plan.
A loan allows you to own your system and capture all incentives. A lease means a third party owns the system and you pay a fixed monthly fee.
Not necessarily. Zeno Renewables offers financing options with no upfront costs for qualified customers.