Roof and site
Roof direction, shading, condition and available space affect how much electricity a system can generate.
Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity. Whether they make sense for your property depends on your roof, electricity use, utility arrangements and project cost.

Roof direction, shading, condition and available space affect how much electricity a system can generate.
Your household's usage pattern and utility rate structure help shape system sizing and potential value.
A battery may provide backup or shift when solar electricity is used, but adds cost and needs a separate assessment.
Interconnection, metering and export rules should be checked with the relevant utility before committing.
BC Hydro currently advertises up to $5,000 for eligible residential grid-connected solar and up to an additional $5,000 for eligible battery storage, subject to program rules and funding. Check the current official terms before relying on these figures.
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