Own Your Power With CEIP and Infinity Solar Group
Clean energy rebates in Alberta are one of the smartest ways to cut upgrade costs, lower your utility bills, and boost property value—without draining your savings account.
From solar panels to insulation and high-efficiency equipment, there are programs designed to help Albertans use less energy, save more money, and reduce emissions.
Infinity Solar Group is here to decode the acronyms, do the math, and guide you through the paperwork so you can focus on what matters: owning your power, not renting it from the utility.
Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP)
The Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP) is Alberta’s property-tax–based financing tool that helps residential and commercial property owners complete solar and energy-efficiency upgrades with minimal upfront cost.With CEIP, eligible properties can finance up to 100% of approved project costs, including:
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- Solar photovoltaic (PV) systems
- Insulation and air sealing
- High-performance windows and doors
- Heating and cooling upgrades
Repayment happens through a dedicated line on your property tax bill over a long term (often up to 20–25 years, depending on the municipality). That means:
- Upgrades can often be cash-flow friendly from day one
- The repayment stays with the property, not the owner
- Future buyers benefit from efficiency and keep paying off the upgrades
Many municipalities layer in extra CEIP rebates for solar, which can reduce the total amount financed and improve your return on investment even further. All work must meet program requirements and be completed by CEIP-approved contractors (that’s Infinity Solar Group) to keep everything compliant and high quality.
Want the simple version?
You upgrade your building. CEIP spreads the cost out over time on your tax bill. The building gets more efficient; the planet and your wallet both breathe easier.
Contact Infinity Solar today to see how CEIP can help you own your power instead of just paying for it.
Eligible Upgrades in Alberta Municipalities
Solar PV for Residential Properties
Installing a solar PV system through CEIP is one of the most popular choices for Alberta homeowners. Done right, it can:
- Generate clean, on-site electricity
- Lower your monthly utility costs
- Improve long-term energy performance and resilience
- Increase property value and buyer appeal
Who’s eligible?
- Most single-family homes in participating municipalities
- Smaller multi-unit residential buildings (MURBs) with:
- Three storeys or fewer
- Building footprint under 600 m²
- Larger MURBs (four storeys and up) are typically outside standard residential CEIP rules in many municipalities.
What does a CEIP-eligible home solar system look like?
- Grid-connected and compliant with Alberta Micro-generation Regulation
- Uses new, certified equipment with strong warranties (e.g., 25-year module performance)
- Installed by CEIP-qualified contractors with materials and labour warranties
- Supported by documentation such as:
- Detailed quotes
- Equipment specs
- System size and layout
- Photos of installed components
Infinity Solar is a CEIP-qualified contractor with deep experience in Alberta residential solar. We understand the paperwork, the technical standards, and how to build a system that your municipality and your future self will both be happy with.
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Solar PV for Commercial & Farm Properties
Solar PV can do more than just shrink a power bill—it can stabilize operating costs, support ESG goals, and future-proof your asset.
Eligible non-residential properties can include:
- Offices and retail buildings
- Warehouses and light-industrial facilities
- Hotels and special-purpose facilities
- Qualifying agricultural land used for farming
Basic CEIP eligibility for commercial / farm solar:
- Property is located in a participating municipality
- Applicant owns the property
- Property taxes are in good standing (no late payments)
- Ownership and use meet CEIP rules for non-residential / farm categories
System requirements:
- New solar PV equipment
- Grid-connected where applicable and installed to industry standards
- Proper documentation:
- Detailed equipment quotes
- Specifications and one-line diagrams
- Manufacturer warranties
- Contractor warranty for installation
All CEIP projects must be completed by CEIP-qualified contractors to ensure compliance and program approval.
Infinity Solar designs and delivers commercial-grade solar PV systems across Alberta. We help you line up CEIP financing, rebates, and a strong business case—without drowning you in jargon. Contact us to explore solar for your commercial or farm property and put CEIP to work for your bottom line.
Participating Municipalities (CEIP)
Many Alberta municipalities now use CEIP to support clean energy upgrades. Programs typically offer:
- Long-term, property-tax–based financing
- Competitive interest rates
- Optional deposit advances
- Extra CEIP rebates for qualifying projects
Note: Programs, interest rates, and status (Open/Paused) can change. Always confirm current details for your municipality.
Current Participating Municipalities
| Municipality / Program | Status | Interest Rate | Deposit Advance | CEIP Rebate Available |
| City of Airdrie | Open | 2.75% | 50% | Yes |
| Town of Banff | Open | 3.0% | 50% | Yes |
| City of Calgary | Paused | 3.25% | 20% | Yes |
| Town of Canmore | Open | 2.7% | 50% | Yes |
| City of Cold Lake | Open | 3.1% | 30% | Yes |
| Town of Devon | Open | 4.0% | 15% | Yes |
| Town of Drayton Valley | Open | 4.16% | 30% | Yes |
| City of Grande Prairie – Residential | Paused | 3.0% | 25% | Yes |
| City of Leduc | Paused | 30% | Yes | |
| City of Lethbridge | Open | 2.83% | 0 | Yes |
| City of Medicine Hat | Open | 3.25% | 30% | Yes |
| Town of Okotoks | Open | 3.0% | 30% | Yes |
| Pincher Creek Region | Open | 2.0% | 30% | Yes |
| Town of Rocky Mountain House | Open | 3.5% | 50% | Yes |
| City of Spruce Grove | Paused | 3.5% | 30% | Yes |
| City of St. Albert | Open | 3.0% | 30% | Yes |
| Strathcona County | Open | 2.0% | 30% | Yes |
| Sturgeon County – Residential | Open | 3.0% | 30% | Yes |
| Town of Taber | Open | 2.0% | 30% | Yes |
| Town of Westlock | Open | 3.0% | 30% | Yes |
| City of Wetaskiwin | Open | 3.2% | 30% | Yes |
Not sure how to read this table or whether your property qualifies? That’s exactly what we’re here for.
Infinity Solar Group: Your CEIP-Qualified Contractor
When you combine CEIP financing with Infinity Solar’s design and project management, you get more than just a rebate—you get a plan.
What We Do for You
- Confirm whether CEIP and other incentives apply to your project
- Design code-compliant, high-performance solar systems for homes, businesses, and farms
- Prepare the documentation needed for CEIP applications and approvals
- Support you after commissioning with monitoring, service, and future expansion options
- Install systems that meet or exceed all program and manufacturer standards
We’ve delivered hundreds of solar projects across Western Canada and understand how to align technical design, municipal rules, and real-world ROI. You bring the property. We bring the roadmap.
And yes, we get genuinely excited about turning tax-bill line items into long-term energy independence.
Contact Infinity Solar today to start your CEIP-approved solar project with clarity and confidence—and take one solid step toward owning your power.
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