by Cameron Domes Spring is on its way, and that means longer days and more sunshine—great news for Alberta’s solar microgenerators! As your system starts producing more energy, you may be wondering: When is the best time to switch to the Solar Club™ high production rate? At Camrose Energy, you’re in control.
by Shawn Crowle If you’ve been part of Camrose Energy’s Solar Club™ for a while, you might have accumulated a tidy sum of solar credits—especially during those bright, sunny Alberta summers. Naturally, you might be wondering, “Can I cash out these credits and get the money in my pocket instead
by Shawn Crowle So! You’ve made the exciting decision to go solar – you’ve signed the installation contract and you’ve taken advantage of our Pre-Solar Rate and now installation day is finally approaching – but before the panels go up, there are a few things you’ll want to do to
by Cameron Domes When we opened Camrose Energy 13 years ago, we knew we wanted to be more than just another utility company. Camrose isn’t just where we do business – it’s home. That’s why, from day one, we’ve made it a priority to give back to the community that
by Cameron Domes Navigating the ins and outs of your solar array can feel tricky, especially when you’re just starting. At Camrose Energy, we often hear a few common questions from Solar Club members, so we’ve put together this guide to clear things up and help you make the most
by Shawn Crowle with research by Cameron Domes As Alberta’s renewable energy sector continues to grow, one question looms large – how can we balance the push for sustainable energy with the need to preserve our agricultural lands? Enter agrivoltaics – a groundbreaking solution that combines solar power with farming
by Shawn Crowle Are you thinking about making the switch to solar energy in Alberta? Whether you’re a homeowner, a farmer, or even a small business owner, investing in solar power can be a great way to save on your energy bills and reduce your carbon footprint, but like any
by Shawn Crowle The new Rate of Last Resort (ROLR) officially went into effect on January 1, 2025, bringing changes that could impact the way you pay for electricity in Alberta. For many consumers who haven’t yet signed up with a competitive retailer, this rate is now your default. At approximately 12¢ per
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