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Rematek Energy now offers the “Grid-Tried” product lines from Charge Solar throughout the province of Quebec. Take advantage of Hydro-Quebec’s new financial support programs today.
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Rematek Energy will offer the “Grid-Tied” product lines from Charge Solar throughout the province of Quebec.
This important news is significant for Rematek Energy’s customers and installer partners, as it now gives them access to a wider variety of products at even more competitive prices. “The introduction of Hydro-Québec’s new financial support programs motivated us to prepare for the increased business volume we anticipate in the coming years. Partnering with Charge Solar was therefore, the best option to meet our customers’ growing needs. We are committed to strengthening our position as a leading distributor in Quebec by partnering with a group that already leads the Canadian market and has the greatest purchasing power with the widest…
Hydro-Québec is launching new financial support programs to assist residential and business customers who want to install solar panels.
The financial assistance will be $1,000 per kW installed, covering up to 40% of eligible project costs, which averages between $5,000 and $6,000 for a residential customer and approximately $45,000 for a business. The goal is to help Hydro-Québec customers who want to become self-producers reduce the payback period, currently 25 to 30 years, to approximately 10 to 12 years. This announcement is part of Hydro-Québec’s scalable solar approach aimed at reaching 3000 MW of solar power in Quebec by 2035 in a context of sustained growth in electricity demand.
