Source: https://solect.com/deep-dive-c-pace-solar-financing/ One of the greatest challenges facing Albertans who want to invest in a renewable energy project, or energy efficiency measures for their home, is finding a way to pay for it. Both renewable energy and energy efficiency projects can be significant financial investments, which often do not fit easily within household
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Residential Solar Program in Edmonton is now open for applications. This exciting news was announced by The City of Edmonton Change Homes for Climate. In addition to the Alberta Residential Solar Program, the City’s incentive will be paid at the rate of $0.15/W of installed capacity. When combined with the Alberta program, the City of
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Owners: Martin Rybiak Owner Comments Dandelion employees are very competent at their work, very professional, courteous and friendly in their dealings with us. They took care of all the paperwork and kept us posted at every stage of the project. The system is working very well. We especially like that we can log in by
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The electrical utility has a meter at each site, which records the electricity consumed at the site so that the site owner can be billed for the power used. However, the measurements taken by the utility meter are typically only shared with the customer as a monthly total, with no information about which devices at
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What’s Vehicle to Grid Technology (V2G) about, why is it exciting and what’s the state of the industry? I’ve been aware of the V2G technology for some time but the first time I got really excited about it was about a year ago. The idea has been around for several years now; it allows
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Owners: Innisfail Town Office Owner Comments To follow. Project Details Operating Since: 05/03/2018 Solar Panels: 56 x Qcells, 340W DC Power Rating: 19.04kW Inverter: 1 x Fronius, 15.0kW Racking: Schletter Windsafe Solar Production Data: https://www.solarweb.com/Home/GuestLogOn?pvSystemid=a14a2eb2-d5fd-476c-9545-1665d9a0fd89 View Dandelion Renewables Projects in a larger map.
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Owners: Patricia Hewitt Owner Comments The Dandelion Renewables team installed my solar power in April. They were very professional, knowledgeable, and kept up with deadlines. They took care of the grant application and all other details. I felt confident in their expertise, and I am happy with the system they installed. Project Details Operating Since: 04/25/2018
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Owners: Tribal Chiefs Ventures Owner Comments Dandelion Renewables just recently completed installing our commercial solar project. The team was very professional, proficient at keeping company downtime to a minimum during the transition and did an excellent job of keeping us informed. They obtained all the necessary permits and followed up regarding the required inspections. To assist
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Owners: Dean Rix Owner Comments To follow. Project Details Operating Since: 03/06/2018 Solar Panels: 45 x SILFAB, 330W DC Power Rating: 14.85kW Inverter: 2 x SMA, 6.0kW Solar Production Data: https://www.sunnyportal.com/Templates/PublicPageOverview.aspx?plant=878ced00-0676-4f97-969b-8a69aa867760 View Dandelion Renewables Projects in a larger map.
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Owners: Flach Farms Owner Comments Dandelion Renewables was recommended to me by a previous customer and I would agree with him that Dandelion does an excellent solar installation. – Dean Flach Project Details Operating Since: 09/30/2017 Solar Panels: 28 x Qcells, 340W DC Power Rating: 9.52kW Inverter: 1 x SMA, 7.7kW Solar Production...
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In 2017, we upgraded a ventilation system at a seed potato storage facility near Gibbons, AB as a pilot project considering the most energy efficient ventilation technologies currently available. The results of the project showed that energy assessments and ventilation upgrades at potato storages in Alberta can reduce fan energy consumption by 70%, improve potato
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In the spring of 2018, the Alberta government and the Federal government is announcing two new programs for farms and processors energy-efficiency: The Farm Energy and Agri-Processing Program (FEAP) and Canadian Agricultural Partnership (CAP) program. These programs replace the old Growing Forward 1 and 2 programs. As always with everything new, it takes time to understand what
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