Commercial Sectors

Complete Solar Solutions for Businesses across British Columbia

Home Builders/Developers

Integrating Solar into New Developments

Home builders and developers across British Columbia trust Energy Economics to integrate solar energy into new residential projects. Our solutions range from grid-tied systems for single-family homes to complex micro-grids for multi-unit developments. We work closely with builders to design and install solar systems that meet the latest energy efficiency standards, enhancing the value and sustainability of new developments.

First Nations

Partnering with First Nations for Energy Independence

Energy Economics is proud to partner with First Nations communities in British Columbia to develop sustainable, independent energy systems. Our solar solutions help First Nations reduce energy costs, enhance energy security, and support economic development. By providing off-grid, hybrid, and micro-grid systems, we empower First Nations to harness renewable energy, preserving their natural resources while building resilient communities.

Multi-Unit Residential Buildings/Housing

Powering Multi-Unit Residences with Solar

Energy Economics provides comprehensive solar solutions for multi-unit residential buildings and housing projects. Our systems, installed in communities including Langley, Kaslo, Sparwood, Elkford, and Tobacco Plains, are designed to reduce energy costs, enhance sustainability, and provide reliable power to residents. We offer tailored solutions, including micro-grids and hybrid systems, to meet the specific needs of large residential developments, ensuring energy efficiency and environmental responsibility.

Non-Profits

Affordable Solar Solutions for Non-Profits

Non-profit organizations often operate on tight budgets, making energy efficiency crucial. Energy Economics offers tailored solar solutions that help non-profits reduce energy costs and reinvest savings into their mission-driven work. Our systems are designed to meet the unique needs of non-profits, whether through grid-tied, off-grid, or hybrid solutions, ensuring that these organizations can achieve their sustainability goals while maximizing their impact.

Agricultural Solar + Agrivoltaics

Sustainable Energy Solutions for Agriculture

Energy Economics supports British Columbia’s agricultural sector with innovative solar solutions, including agrivoltaics, which combine crop production with solar energy generation. Our systems help farmers reduce energy costs, increase land use efficiency, and improve sustainability. By integrating solar power into agricultural practices, we enable farms to generate their own electricity, lower operational costs, and create a more resilient and sustainable farming environment.

Solar Carports and EV Charging Stations

Enhancing Commercial Spaces with Solar Carports and EV Charging

Our solar carport solutions provide dual benefits: shading vehicles and generating clean energy for your business. Combined with EV charging stations, these installations can enhance your commercial property’s appeal and functionality. Energy Economics designs and installs customized solar carports and EV charging infrastructure that meet the needs of businesses, shopping centers, and public spaces, contributing to energy efficiency and sustainability.

Commercial Solar Services

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Hybrid Solar Systems

We offer custom-designed hybrid solar systems, combining grid-tied and off-grid capabilities tailored to meet the unique needs of commercial properties. These systems allow businesses to generate solar power, store excess energy in batteries, and rely on the grid when needed, ensuring continuous operation and energy security.

Micro-Grid Solar Systems

Our micro-grid solar systems are custom-built to provide localized energy networks for commercial sites. These systems operate independently or in conjunction with the grid, offering businesses enhanced energy resilience, independence, and control.

Grid-Tied Solar Systems

We design grid-tied solar systems for commercial properties, allowing businesses to generate solar energy while staying connected to the utility grid. Excess energy can be sent back to the grid, earning credits and reducing overall energy costs.