Residential Solar Power Installations for Long-Term Savings, Energy Independence, and Sustainable Living
Solar energy gives you control over your home’s power flow every day. During the daytime, your solar panels generate electricity that powers your home, along with optional features like an EV charger and energy storage. Any excess energy is sold back to the grid. When the sun sets or on cloudy days, your system will automatically switch to drawing energy from the grid or stored battery power. Solar works seamlessly with your home’s needs, ensuring a smooth transition between power sources without any disruption to your daily routine.
Solar panels give you control over your energy, lowering your reliance on the grid and protecting you from rising utility costs.
By generating renewable power, you reduce your carbon footprint and contribute to a cleaner environment. Solar also boosts your home’s self-sufficiency, especially when combined with energy storage, ensuring you have power even during grid outages. Over time, solar can significantly cut your energy bills and increase your property’s value, making it a smart and sustainable investment.
You may qualify for various incentive and rebate programs that can significantly reduce your solar installation costs. Many federal, provincial, and local programs offer financial benefits to encourage the switch to renewable energy. These savings can make solar more accessible and affordable for homeowners across the country.
At Kuby Energy, we have extensive experience navigating these programs, making the process simple and stress-free for our clients. To stay informed about the latest incentives and rebates, visit our Solar Information page, where we regularly update articles on available financial benefits.
Use a flexible rate plan to change between HI and LO rates based on your solar production and home consumption. Change to a HI rate plan during months when you are a net-exporter of energy (summer) to receive a premium for exported energy and change back to a LO rate plan during low production months (winter) to reduce your electricity bill.
Battery storage systems, like Tesla’s Powerwall, store excess solar energy for use when your panels aren't producing—at night, on cloudy days, or during power outages. This boosts your solar energy use and reduces grid reliance.
With energy storage, your home becomes more self-sufficient and resilient, providing backup power during emergencies. It also helps manage energy efficiently, especially during peak demand or rising costs. For complete independence, you can even go off-grid.
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