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Solar rebates in Atlantic Canada

Incentives are provincial and change often. Here's what's typically available in the three provinces we serve. We handle the paperwork and help you claim every incentive you qualify for.

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What you could receive

Prince Edward Island

Solar Electric Rebate

Paused for 2026

efficiencyPEI paused new applications in 2026 while funding is finalised. It paid $1,000 per kW up to $10,000, the most generous in Canada. Net metering with Maritime Electric continues.

New Brunswick

Total Home Energy Savings

Closed May 2026

The $200 per kW rebate closed to new registrations in May 2026. NB Power net metering continues at one-to-one retail credit.

Net metering deadline: October 31, 2026
Nova Scotia

Best-in-Canada net metering

~19.1¢/kWh credit

The residential SolarHomes rebate has closed. NS Power still offers Canada's strongest net metering, about 19.1¢/kWh with a 12-month rollover, so a well-sized system pays off on the bill alone.

Figures are typical and subject to change by each program. We confirm current amounts and eligibility during your free consultation.

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Net metering

How net metering works in the Maritimes

Net metering is what makes solar pay off in the Maritimes. When your panels produce more power than you're using, the surplus flows back to the grid and your utility credits your account, so you effectively use the grid as a giant battery. Each province runs it a little differently:

  • Prince Edward Island: Maritime Electric, systems up to 100 kW.
  • New Brunswick: NB Power retail-rate credits, balances reset March 31.
  • Nova Scotia: NS Power credits at ~19.1¢/kWh with a 12-month rollover.
How we help

We handle the rebate paperwork for you

Rebates and net-metering applications have deadlines, caps and fine print that change every year. As your installer, we confirm which incentives you actually qualify for today, size your system to make the most of them, and file the paperwork with the province and utility on your behalf. New Brunswick is the one to watch right now: a proposed change would require an approved net metering application by October 31, 2026 to lock in one-to-one credit through 2037.

Rebate FAQ

Solar rebates in Atlantic Canada, answered

The Greener Homes grant closed to new applicants in 2024. Its replacement, the Greener Homes Affordability Program, serves lower income households and runs in Nova Scotia and PEI. Businesses can claim the 30% Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit.
efficiencyPEI paused new applications in 2026 while the next round of funding is confirmed. When open it paid $1,000 per kW up to $10,000, the most generous in Canada. Net metering with Maritime Electric continues, and anyone holding a pre-approval letter can still proceed.
No. The solar stream closed to new registrations on May 27, 2026. What matters now is net metering: a proposed change would require an approved application by October 31, 2026 to keep one-to-one retail credit through 2037.
The residential SolarHomes rebate closed in 2025. Nova Scotia still has the strongest net metering in Canada, about 19.1¢/kWh with a 12-month rollover, so a properly sized system delivers excellent long-term savings without a rebate.

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