If you are a current or future solar panel owner in Alberta, you can join a solar loyalty program such as Solar Club or Enmax’s Easymax Seasonal Solar to make the most of your solar investment.
Solar loyalty programs in Alberta offer micro-generation customers a way to maximize the value of the solar energy they produce. One of its biggest benefits is the ability to switch between a high export rate, of around $0.30 per kWh during sunny months when you're sending excess electricity back to the grid, and a lower import rate when you're using more power than you produce. This helps homeowners earn more for their solar exports and lower their costs during darker, colder months.
Solar Club is one of the largest solar loyalty programs made available to microgeneration customers in Alberta. Utility companies such as Enmax, or ACE Energy have their own loyalty programs that offer the same benefits.
Depending on which Authorized Solar Club Retailer or Solar Loyalty program a solar user signs-up with, they can benefit from a variety of different offers and perks like 3% cash back on electricity used from the grid, flexible rate switches, and access to carbon offset credits. Being part of a solar loyalty program allows solar owners to benefit financially and environmentally.
Our Customer’s Experience With Solar Loyalty Programs
When our customer N installed solar panels via Simply Renewable, he signed up for Bow Valley’s Power’s solar club. His Electricity bill had credits of $75 for the excess electricity he produced. He’s getting paid by his utility company! How awesome is that?
Be A Part Of Alberta’s Largest Solar Community
Join N and over 7,000 Albertans that are already getting paid to power their homes through solar energy. To learn more about Solar Club™, check out their Solar Club™ About Page. To learn more about Enmax’s Easymax Seasonal Solar, check out their website.
You can also check out this YouTube video to learn why Solar Club is an underrated solar panel incentive in Alberta: How The Solar Club™ works in Alberta