Nova Scotia Residential
The popularity of Solar has grown tremendously with home owners over the past few years in Nova Scotia. Since the launch of the SolarHomes program by Efficiency Nova Scotia in 2018, more homeowners have been installing solar panels on their homes to become more energy independently and save money.
Find out how easy it is to get solar on your home in Nova Scotia for 0% Down and 0% financing!
Why Switch to Solar in Nova Scotia?
- Government Incentive:
- Avoid Sky Rocketing Electricity Prices:
- Increased Property Value:
- Zero-down, 0% Financing:
Currently, Efficiency Nova Scotia is offering an incentive of $0.60/Watt (roughly 30% of project cost) to all homeowners installing solar panels on their homes.
Averaging around $0.15/kWh, Nova Scotia’s electricity rates are climbing to be one of the highest in all of Canada! By installing solar panels on your home, and producing your own electricity, you are freeing yourself from any rate hikes or price increasing that occur.
By installing solar panels on your home, you evade electricity expenses for that property, thus leading to increasing its value compared to its neighbours.
Profusion is currently offering an exclusive program in the province of Nova Scotia. Home owners looking to get solar panels installed on their homes can have their new system installed for $0 down and 0% interest!
The efficacy of solar panels in Nova Scotia is moderately high, with the most exposure occurring in Yarmouth and Halifax area.
On average, a typical home in Nova Scotia will generate 1076kWh/kW of Solar installed per year. That translates to a net savings of $170.00 per annum for only a 1kW system!
It’s these production ProFusion has installed over 100 projects across Nova Scotia. We handle the entire EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) process involved in putting up solar panels on your roof
How Does Solar Work in Nova Scotia?
Solar Net-metering is seamless to using your regular utility. There will be no interruptions in your day-to-day electricity use.
To find out if your home qualifies for solar,