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Vitaliy

April 24, 2026

Published by Vitaliy on April 24, 2026

Canada Greener Homes Program 2026: What’s Gone, What’s New, and What It Means for Your Solar Decision

Canada Greener Homes Grant closed, CGHAP launched, Carney promises a return. Here's what it means for solar buyers in 2026. Updated April 2026.

April 10, 2026

Published by Vitaliy on April 10, 2026

Quebec Solar Subsidy: How Hydro-Québec’s New Grant Cuts Installation Costs by Up to 40%

Hydro-Québec’s LogisVert solar grant pays $1,000 per kW, capped at 40% of eligible costs, and makes solar in Quebec far more realistic for homeowners.