Edmonton's clean-energy loan: up to $50k at 6% fixed, 20 years · CEIP-02428
(780) 904-3462 Tap to call your Master ElectricianThere are more ways to fund solar than most people know about.
City of Edmonton CEIP
City of Edmonton CEIP at 6% on your property tax.
SHARP seniors loan
The SHARP seniors loan.
Federal tax credits
Federal tax credits.
Grants
Commercial and farm grants.
Most companies only mention the one that pays them fastest, and I stack all of them. You deal with the electrician, not a rep working a commission, so the number you get is the real one.
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The more you spend, the more a commissioned rep makes. I do not get paid that way. I tell you plainly which programs you do not qualify for, and there is no version of this where padding your bill puts money in my pocket.
Run the finder above and it shows you what stacks for your situation. Then I confirm it against your actual property and tax status. No credit pull to find out.
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Finance up to $50K residential or $1M commercial through your property tax bill. No credit check, no personal liability.
6.0%Edmonton$50Khome max20 yrtermRaydn is a registered CEIP contractor (#CEIP-02428). The directory below randomizes order. Type Raydn in the search box to confirm.
Verify Raydn on the CEIP DirectoryUp to $40,000 at 4.45% for Alberta homeowners 65+. Zero monthly payments. Repaid only when you sell.
4.45%rate$40Kmax$0monthlyFor Businesses, Farms, and Industry
Up to $1M at 6.0% fixed, attached to your property tax. Solar, LED, HVAC, building envelope. No lender, no credit pull.
$1MCEIP max6.0%fixedNocredit pullDirect grant up to $250K for industrial solar retrofits. Stacks with CEIP. Facility Readiness Assessment required. Closes March 2027.
$250KSEMI grantMar 2027closesThis program closes in March 2027. A Facility Readiness Assessment must be completed before you can apply. If your operation qualifies, start that process now.
$0.75/W grant for Alberta farms under 100kW, capped at 35% of project cost. A 50kW system = roughly $37,500 back. Stacks with the 30% federal ITC.
$0.75/Wfarm REP35%of project100kWunderA 30% refundable ITC on eligible clean energy capital for Canadian corporations. $100K project = $30K back. Corporations and businesses claiming accelerated CCA only. Personal T1 filers do not qualify.
30%refundable ITC100%first-year CCA$30Kon a $100K job5% off any qualifying solar install, up to $2,500, for active or retired members below. No catches. Our thank you.
5%off$2,500capSimply mention your profession when you contact us. We will apply the 5% discount, up to $2,500, to your final invoice. Applies to solar installations only. Proof of employment or service may be requested.
12kW system in Edmonton, owner-occupied home, one spouse is a paramedic.
Federal 30% ITC does not apply to personal residential T1 filers, so it is excluded here. Numbers shown are program maximums and apply to qualifying properties only. We confirm every line against your actual tax bill, ownership, and municipality before quoting.
Want to see what a ‘system installed’ line actually contains? Read the Alberta Solar True-Cost Worksheet. Every line item, nothing hidden.
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Type in your system cost. This is the City of Edmonton CEIP payment at 6.0% fixed over 20 years, on your property tax bill. No down payment.
6.0% fixed, 20 year term, added to your property tax bill. Many homeowners find this payment lands near or below what solar knocks off their power bill. I confirm your exact number against your address and tax account before anything is signed.
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A province-wide environmental fee of $14 per eligible solar panel, starting October 1, 2026. Administered by ARMA, the same body that handles tire and electronics recycling in Alberta.
No. We collect it at cost and remit it to the program. We show it separately on every quote so you can verify exactly what you are paying.
ARMA states the fee funds collection points, the recycling process, and the development of recycling infrastructure for end-of-life panels in Alberta.
The fee applies to panels sold into Alberta on or after October 1, 2026. Projects with panels ordered and on inventory before that date can avoid the new line item.
On a typical residential system, the fee is around 1 percent of total project cost. The payback math, financing, and equipment warranties are all unchanged.
The tax numbers on this page are CRA figures, not mine. The Clean Technology ITC is a refundable tax credit, read 27 August 2026, which matters because a refundable credit can come back to a corporation in a year with no federal tax payable. The full 30 percent is conditional. CRA, avoid the reduced credit rate, states the rate drops by 10 percentage points, to 20 percent, if you do not elect to meet the prevailing wage and apprenticeship labour requirements, and that it falls to 15 percent for 2034. Eligible solar equipment is listed by NRCan under photovoltaic electrical generation equipment.
On the write off, I corrected this page in August 2026 because it was out of date. CRA’s phase out table on the Accelerated Investment Incentive page, read 27 August 2026, shows the enhanced first year allowance for clean energy equipment stepping down from 100 percent for 2018 to 2023, to 75 percent for 2024 and 2025, to 55 percent for 2026 and 2027, and gone from 2028. The same page limits Class 43.2 to equipment acquired before 2025 and lists it as not applicable from 2025 on, so a system bought now sits in Class 43.1. That is why this page says 55 percent and Class 43.1 instead of the 100 percent and Class 43.2 you will still see quoted elsewhere. Your tax year and your corporate rate decide the dollar figure, so take it to your accountant.
Every rate here is a published third party figure or is labelled as my own. If one has moved since the read date, tell me and I will correct the page.
