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Enmax vs Epcor for electricity? : r/Edmonton

There are only two costs that vary across retailers: a monthly admin fee (usually in the range of $5-$10 a month) and the per kWh energy charge, currently ranging from about $0.08-$.09/kWh on fixed price contracts, or significantly higher if you are on a floating rate plan.

Solar Club : r/Edmonton

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Anyone running solar power? : r/Edmonton

I have the "solar club" plan with one of the utilitynet retailers, that allows switching between rates (was $0.067 and $0.022 / kWh, currently $0.071 and $0.2585 / kWh) depending on whether you consume more than you produce or not, so I used three categories to determine the total value of electricity. Electricity consumed on-site.

Thoughts on solar panels? : r/Edmonton

In process of getting solar. Fed government has a grant up too $5000, edmonton just topped up funds for municipal grants as well. Fed government will.also give a interest free loan up to 40,000 for green initiatives for houses, so solar qualifies. No better tike then now to do it.

r/Edmonton on Reddit: How much are you paying on average for

IF you are on variable, you would have paid more since prices are high right now (e.g. the default retailer, the regulated rate option, is ~$.11/kWh in Edmonton for July). If I take what you say you were charged for energy ($58) and your usage of 338 kWh, you were paying $0.17/kWh.

For those in Alberta who are with solar clubs : r

* Solar rates Enmax is not part of the solar club. You should switch for actual solar club benefits. A few reasons to use the UtilityNET "Solar Club" over Enmax: Anytime the RRO exceeds the summer solar rate, they''ll match it. That means if electricity is valued higher than 30c, they''ll match that, rather than just a fixed 30c like with Enmax.

Spot Power Inc.

Category: Solar Energy Retailer. Spot Power is an Alberta based electricity retailer which offers unique electricity rates for Solar Micro-generators through the Solar Club program. The Solar Club was designed to pay micro-generators a reasonable price for the surplus electricity they produce and ship back to the grid. Members have the ability

Experience with Solar in Edmonton : r/Edmonton

I have been tracking the daily output of the panels and logging everything. We have been producing since August and so far have been produced more than 4000 kWh. Our current power bill has an account credit if $350 due to the amount of power we produced coupled with the advantageous Solar Club if Alberta power rates. Highly recommend solar if

UTILITYnet | Solar Club™

Flipping the Switch: FAQs on Changing Your Solar Energy Provider. How do I become a Solar Club Member? edward@procolorprints 2024-03-27T12:30:43-06:00. How do I become a Solar Club Member? Solar Club™ is a tradename of Utility Network & Partners Inc., a licensed marketer of electricity, natural gas, and Internet services under the

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Flipping the Switch: FAQs on Choosing Your Solar Energy Provider. How do I become a Solar Club Member? edward@procolorprints 2024-03-27T12:30:43-06:00. How do I become a Solar Club Member? Easy! Solar Club™ is a tradename of Utility Network & Partners Inc., a licensed marketer of electricity, natural gas, and Internet services under

Solar Club™ | Alberta''s BEST Solar Loyalty Program

Your home powers the future. The Hummingbird Virtual Solar Community unites 7,000+ Alberta homes, farms, and businesses to power the clean energy transition. We are leading Alberta''s solar revolution as one of the largest and

anyone have solar panels installed by Orizon Energy? : r/Edmonton

The Edmonton solar rebate is fully subscribed and unavailable to new solar installs. You can, however, find other companies to sell your credits to. I''m relatively new to this and don''t know that much about it but I do know there''s a bunch of companies to pick from.

Did you find solar panels worth it? : r/Edmonton

The solar club is funded by all rate payers in the province through a rider collected by the AESO. Solar club can set the rate they want to pay and the AESO has to reimburse them for that amount. The money comes from the rest of the rate payers who are not on solar club. This is described in the microgeneration section of the electric utilities

Net Metering versus Solar Club? : r/alberta

The way solar club works is you switch your rate during the summer when you should be exporting excess electricity to a higher rate, around $0.285 right now, and in the lower production months switch back to the lower rate around $0.1085. Anecdotally I can say that the solar club will be way more beneficial for you in speeding up the payback

This is how your power bill works

Billing, customer service, etc. from your retailer Your retailer (dozens of retailers available) coal powered (with except of #3 as dual fuel natural gas and coal). Assuming the carbon attributes were not forfeited (Edmonton solar rebate, reselling carbon credits), the actual CO2 intensity might actually be lower for high efficiency natural

Solar Club? : r/Edmonton

If you aren''t techy you don''t actually need to get into the inverter at all to join a solar club. It''s nice to see the stats of what you produce but that''s really just for you. Joining a solar club is the same as switching any electrical provider. Just contact the

Solar microgenerators with Epcor billing issues : r/Edmonton

There are only two "real" solar friendly retailers in the province that I am aware of. One is UtilityNet that has set up 25+ marketing partners (including camrose energy) and offers the "solar club" program. When you are looking at different electricity retailers, all these companies are marketers for the same company.

Moving to Edmonton, which utility companies to use? : r/Edmonton

Hey r/Edmonton, my wife and I just bought a house in summerside (moving from Toronto). Electricity and Gas you are free to purchase from any retailer, they are all equally reliable. Water, Sewer, and Waste services you won''t have a choice. Epcor and Atco I believe are the good ones, direct energy is quite scammy. Beware in Alberta

Solar panel companies : r/Edmonton

Look into the solar club rate plans, they seem like magic but while they''re offered they are a great way to pay off your solar system much faster. Get as many panels as you can afford/ are allowed. Sadly in my case I ran out of roof space. But I wish I had more. Still, it nearly covers our annual usage and that is with two EVs.

Solar panel owners : r/Edmonton

Discussion of solar photovoltaic systems, modules, the solar energy business, solar power production, utility-scale, commercial rooftop, residential, off-grid systems and more. Solar photovoltaic technology is one of the great developments of the modern age. Improvements to design and cost reductions continue to take place.

For those with Solar power... : r/Edmonton

My understanding is all we can do is add more inverters & panels in the future to catch up generation with consumption. FYI my plan is to switch from AtcoEnergy to a Solar Club electricity provider, and after missing Edmonton''s solar rebate, I''ll sell carbon offset credits through Resource Energy instead. Let''s hope for a sunny 2023!

Solarmax Power | Solar Club™

question for solar owners about credits and cost recovery

My ''summer'' rate is $0.30/kWh and ''winter'' rate is $0.07/kWh - thanks Solar Club! If I didn''t have solar, and was on similar 7c rate plan, I would have paid $846.86 for my electricity (kWh, incl tax), and then all fees/etc on top - some of those fees which are usage based.

Park Power | Solar Club™

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PSA: This is how your natural gas bill works

The RRO retailer in Edmonton is Direct Energy Regulated Services (DERS). The RRO is essentially a type of floating rate except the rate is set in advance of the month. The markup on the actual gas cost is low, so when gas prices are low this is usually the best option, though DERS does have a high admin fee.

Home solar experience : r/Edmonton

Since the energy is only a portion of the bill it is not always possible to offset all of the distribution and transmission fees. As mentioned elsewhere in this thread, many energy retailers such as Get Energy have a Solar Club option where you get ~$0.22/kWh for energy sold back to the grid during the summer months.

Solar Club

To add to OPs response, the solar club allows you to change your electricity rate during the year, between a ''winter'' rate (I''m at 6c) and a ''summer'' rate (25c for me). The winter rate, when home solar isn''t producing much is straight forward, we all want to pay as little as possible for electricity. The summer rate is where it gets interesting.

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