Commercial solar, engineered and installed in Ontario
Generate your own power on the roof you already own. Federal and Ontario incentives can cover a large share of the cost on eligible projects, EcoVolt can finance the entire system with $0 upfront, subject to eligibility.
For commercial, industrial and institutional buildings in Ontario.
The assessment covers roof suitability, system size, incentives and payback. No cost, no obligation.
Save on Energy retrofit incentive
$770 per kW, up to 1 MW
Federal Clean Technology ITC
Up to 30%, refundable
Licensed electrical contractor
ECRA/ESA #7017432
Delivery experience
Up to MW-scale projects
The IESO expects Ontario's electricity demand to grow roughly 65% by 2050, with billions in new generation and infrastructure costs to pay for. Commercial ratepayers carry a large share of that bill. Every kilowatt-hour your roof produces is one you stop buying at whatever the future rate turns out to be.
Solar is the one line item on your energy budget you can fix for 25 years: after installation, the fuel is free.
Roof condition, structure, electrical capacity, sun exposure and your consumption profile. We size to your load, not your roof.
Full design, permits, utility connection, and every incentive application prepared and filed. This process ensures that incentive approvals are secured at the beginning of your project.
Our licensed crews install with minimal disruption to your operations. ESA inspected and approved.
Maintenance is included on financed systems, and owners can add a yearly maintenance contract.
Commercial and Industrial clients have access to specialized government incentive programs of rebates and tax credits. On eligible rooftop projects they can cover half or more of the installed cost, and we handle the applications as part of the project.
Program rates as of September 2026. Every figure is verified against current program rules at proposal stage.
| Installed project cost | $450,000 |
| Save on Energy incentive (250 kW-AC x $770) | -$192,500 |
| Federal tax credit (30% of remaining cost) | -$77,250 |
| Net cost after incentives | ~$180,000 |
| Annual electricity savings | ~$45,000.00 |
| Simple payback | less than 5 years |
Illustrative example at September 2026 program rates. It assumes the full ITC 30% credit rate after the Save On Energy Rebate. The first-year 100% capital cost allowance write-off adds further tax savings not shown here. We model your actual numbers in our proposal.
For eligible solar projects, EcoVolt finances, installs, owns and maintains the entire system. You pay nothing upfront and buy the power it produces through a power purchase agreement: a low fixed rate with secured escalation, locked in for 25 years.
Your capital stays in your business and your electricity cost becomes predictable for a quarter century. Maintenance is built into the rate, and at the end of the term you can buy the system at fair market value.
Financing for eligible projects requires ownership of the building. Rates depend on project size and location. Prefer to own the system? You keep the incentives and tax credits you qualify for, and we offer a yearly maintenance contract.
| Own it | $0 upfront | |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront investment | Project cost | $0 |
| Incentives and tax credits | Yours, where eligible | Claimed by EcoVolt as owner |
| What you pay | The system, once | Low fixed rate per kWh with secured escalation, 25 years |
| Maintenance | Yearly contract available | Included in the rate |
| End of term | Yours from day one | Buy at fair market value |
| Eligibility | Any project size | Owned building. |
We price ownership in every assessment, and financing wherever your project qualifies, so you can choose with real numbers.
Big flat roofs and daytime loads: the ideal solar profile. Repowering options for aging arrays too.
Offset heavy consumption and pair with battery storage to attack peak demand charges.
Barn and outbuilding rooftops can qualify for Save on Energy incentives, and incorporated farms for the federal tax credit. Net metering where it fits.
Incentives depend on your corporate structure: some public entities, such as municipally owned corporations, can use the Clean Electricity credit of up to 15%. We check eligibility in the assessment.
1 MW solar + 1 MW / 4 MWh storage
Site and construction management for the local utility's island microgrid on North Caicos, where the solar array and battery system were integrated with the island's existing diesel generators into one standalone grid.
2 x 50 kW AC / 60 kW DC repowered, Vaughan
Aging commercial rooftop arrays rebuilt with modern 605 W modules and a new central inverter.
"EcoVolt planned ahead, raised issues early and took ownership of solutions, keeping the project on track."Justin Cunningham, Group Chief Executive Officer, Compass Solutions International, on the 1 MW solar and 4 MWh storage microgrid in the Turks and Caicos
"We found EcoVolt Electric Inc. to be professional, responsive, technically knowledgeable, and committed to the successful delivery of the project."Scott McBrayne, Chief Operating Officer, Peak Power, on the Vuteq battery project
Excerpts from letters of recommendation. Full letters available on request.
Roof age, membrane condition and structure are the first things we check in the assessment. If the roof needs work first, we tell you, and we can coordinate solar-ready roofing details so you do not pay twice.
Almost all work happens on the roof and at the electrical room. Connection switchovers are scheduled around your production windows, usually off-hours. Most facilities never stop operating.
Very little: panels carry 25-30 year warranties and have no moving parts. If you own the system, we offer a yearly maintenance contract. If EcoVolt finances it, maintenance is part of the PPA rate that you pay.
Eligible projects, in a building you own. Building ownership is required for insurance purposes. Smaller projects are usually best owned outright with the incentives of rebates and capital cost write offs; the assessment shows your actual payback.
In Ontario you choose one or the other, and the right answer depends on your consumption profile and system size. We model both in the assessment so the decision can be made by you based on your goals.
Often yes, with the landlord's participation, and sometimes the landlord becomes the buyer. Our $0-upfront financing does require an owned building, so for leased sites the ownership path is the usual route. We assess each case individually.
Panels keep producing, just gradually less (typically about 0.5% per year). On a financed system, at the end of the agreement you can buy it at fair market value. Our repowering work replaces aging systems with modern modules that produce more from the same roof.
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