Up to $10,000 in Ontario Rebates

Cut Your Hydro Bill & Protect Your Home — Battery + Solar Solutions for Muskoka & Simcoe County

Ontario's Home Renovation Savings Program offers up to $10,000 for new solar and battery storage installed together. Get a no-obligation quote today.

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Getting started is simple. We pass your enquiry to an independent local energy or electrical contractor in three easy steps.

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Complete our quick form with your basic details and what you're interested in — battery storage, solar panels, or both.

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We connect you with a qualified energy storage and solar installer serving Muskoka and Simcoe County — at no cost to you.

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Your matched provider contacts you directly with a no-obligation quote customized for your home.

Energy Solutions for Your Home

From battery storage to complete solar packages, find the right solution for your Muskoka or Simcoe County home.

Battery Storage

On the ULO plan, charge overnight at 3.7¢/kWh and power your home during the 37.7¢/kWh weekday peak (Ontario Energy Board prices as of November 1, 2026). Savings depend on your peak use, rate plan and system size.

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Solar Panels

Generate your own clean energy. Ontario's HRSP offers up to $5,000 back on solar panel installations for eligible homeowners.

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Full Package

Combine solar and battery to use more of your own power — and qualify for up to $10,000 in HRSP rebates.

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Backup Power

Protect your family during ice storms and outages. The March 2025 ice storm left many Muskoka and Simcoe County homes without power.

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Also through the same network: standby generators and generator links, and electrical work — panel upgrades, EV chargers and electric furnace repair.

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When the Grid Goes Down, Your Home Stays On

The March 2025 ice storm left many homes across Muskoka and Simcoe County without power. A home battery set up for backup can keep essential circuits such as lights, the fridge and a furnace fan running for as long as its stored energy lasts — no fuel, no noise.

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Ontario HRSP Rebate — Don't Miss It

The Home Renovation Savings Program offers up to $5,000 for solar panels and up to $5,000 more for battery storage installed together with new solar. The Ontario Energy Board resets electricity prices each November 1. Check Save on Energy for the current amounts and rules before you rely on them.

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Serving Muskoka District & Simcoe County

We pass enquiries from homeowners across cottage country and the Georgian Bay area to independent local energy and electrical contractors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about home battery storage and solar energy in Ontario.

The cost depends on battery capacity, whether solar is installed at the same time, the electrical work and the site, and an installer quotes after seeing the home. The HRSP rebate offers up to $5,000 for battery storage installed together with new solar. Payback depends on your usage, rates, rebates and price, so ask the installer for an estimate for your home.
The Ontario Home Renovation Savings Program offers up to $5,000 for solar panel installation and up to $5,000 for battery storage — a combined maximum of $10,000 in rebates. The battery rebate applies only when the battery is installed together with new solar. Check Save on Energy for the current amounts and rules before you rely on them.
Yes, a home battery installed with backup capability can supply power during outages. This matters in Muskoka and Simcoe County, where the March 2025 ice storm left many homes without power. When the grid goes down, the battery switches to backup and keeps the circuits it is wired to running for as long as its stored energy lasts.
On Ontario's ULO rate plan (Ontario Energy Board prices as of November 1, 2026), a battery can charge overnight at 3.7¢/kWh and power the home during the 37.7¢/kWh weekday peak. How much that saves depends on how much you use at peak, your rate plan and the system size. An installer can estimate it for your home.
No, you do not need solar panels to benefit from a home battery system on its own — a standalone battery can save money through peak shifting on Ontario's opt-in ULO rate plan. However, the HRSP battery rebate (up to $5,000) is only available when the battery is paired with a new solar PV installation under the same program. Standalone batteries, or batteries added to pre-existing solar arrays, do not qualify. To claim the full $10,000 in HRSP rebates, both solar and battery must be installed together.
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