WHY SOLAR

British Columbia

Alberta

While British Columbia may not be the sunniest place on earth, it still receives an average of 1,055 sun hours per year. A standardized 10 kW package is suitable for most BC houses, and today's high-performance panels only require around 500 sq ft of total roof space. Plus you can increase your total energy resilience even further by installing a home battery.

One of our 10 kW packages typically yields 10,550 kWh, while the average single-family detached home consumes about 12,000 kWh annually.
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Alberta experiences one of the best geographical sunlight regions in North America. Albertans can have an average 312 days of sun per year and 2,405 hours of sun hours per year. The average home in Alberta consumes 7,200kWh of electricity which, in conjunction with the sun hours per year, provides the optimal region for a solar application.

Paradigm Solar can ensure we provide you with an opportunity to have a net positive energy bill.
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With net-metering offered by most utility companies, such as BC Hydro, you can even sell any excess energy back to the grid, potentially reducing your bill to ZERO!