A smaller rooftop solar fire occurred at the same warehouse in 2024.

Concerns over high-pressure solar sales tactics have prompted Alberta municipalities to seek stronger consumer protections while preserving access to residential solar adoption.

Proposed changes to NB Power’s net-metering rules, including lower export credits and a controversial new demand charge, are raising concerns that New Brunswick ...

Nova Scotia’s commercial sector rapidly expanded its solar capacity in 2025, driven by policy changes, tax incentives, and rising energy costs, positioning solar ...

Hydro-Québec has launched its first residential solar subsidy program, covering up to 40% of installation costs to accelerate rooftop solar adoption across the ...

As federal rebates drive more Canadians to install rooftop solar, one Ontario homeowner’s experience reveals the financial and maintenance risks many overlook—from insurance ...

Ontario’s latest electricity rate hike, effective November 1st, will see bills rise by about 15% for most residential and small business customers—but not ...

Onion Lake Cree Nation is installing rooftop solar panels on 123 homes in a bid to lower energy costs, build local capacity, and ...

Canada’s new Greener Homes Affordability Program promises free energy retrofits for low- to middle-income households, but solar is being quietly sidelined by provincial ...

Growing concern over high-pressure door-to-door solar sales highlights Canada’s regulatory gap

Alberta's infrastructure ministry says it plans to build solar installations at five correctional facilities in Edmonton and Calgary.

The EPA has begun sending termination letters to grant recipients.