Great question. We can talk about your current rate and calculate if there would be an upside to you to change to Shared Value Energy. There may not be—in that case, you get the peace of mind knowing you’re already getting the most from your solar.

Likely, but not always. Most newer systems are sized to generate in a year as much electricity as you have historically used in a year. If this is the case, then you’re a fit for the Solar Club rate since, at Alberta latitudes, generation peaks in the summer giving you excess electricity to export.

But things may be different it you have an older system, or if your roofline only had room for a smaller solar installation. In these cases it pays to check if you would in fact see a benefit from switching to the Solar Club.

Only as much as you make it. In the past, everyone had to watch their own data and choose their own best time to switch. Then we started providing transparent data to make deciding when to switch simple and clear. Now, we offer our RateSwitch™ feature that automates the switches between rates so you’re always at the rate that’s best for you. That said, many solar owners are number-lovers and so customers can always keep control of changing their rates if they’d prefer.