Plug-in solar for Canada
Solar you can plug in
Small solar panels can make electricity for your home through a regular wall outlet. We’re working to make certified plug-in solar an option across Canada.
Find your provincial or territorial campaign below, or explore the federal campaign.
Click a province or territory to explore its campaign
Explore the Canada-wide federal campaign →The problem
Make a little of your own power
Plug-in solar could give more households a way to make electricity at home. Use the savings calculator to explore what a kit could produce where you live.
The fix
A kit for your home
Small panels and a microinverter make up a plug-in solar kit. Our campaign asks for certified kits that let you use the electricity at home, with nothing sold back to the grid.
The catch
It is locked across Canada
Three things stand in the way. The rules and fees for plugging into the grid, what renters and condo owners are allowed to mount on a balcony, and the missing Canadian safety standard. Our campaigns work to unlock all three.
The world is ahead
This is already normal somewhere else
- New Jersey signs its plug-in solar law
- Plug-in solar rules take effect in Great Britain
- California legislature passes SB 868
- Plug-in solar is now law in seven US states
Plug-in solar for Canada
Ready to help unlock it?
Add your name, then share it with a neighbour.
Goal: 5,000 by January 1, 2027. Federal asks land in front of two ministers. Every signature is delivered with the email it generated.
21% of the way there