Unlock savings
Enjoy up to $460 in annual savings on your electricity bill, allowing you to spend more on the things you love.2
Solar Power Made Simple
Turn sunlight into savings with solar panels!
We see sustainable living as an exciting journey toward a better future.
As part of this journey, we’re thrilled to now provide solar panels on all newly built Detached Homes and select Attached Homes in Edmonton. With your own solar power, you can lower your energy bills and effortlessly contribute to a healthier planet.
Learn more about solar panels and their benefits below.
Better for you
More energy independence
Feel the peace of mind of knowing solar panels can meet 30–40% of your electricity needs, reducing the uncertainty of rising energy costs and market fluctuations.2
Sustainable value
Solar panels enhance your home’s value while contributing to a cleaner planet, reducing your carbon footprint by about 1.9 tonnes each year3 – like planting over 1,000 trees.
Make a difference
Take pride in your choices as you help create a healthier world for future generations while enjoying the benefits of renewable energy at home.
Building sustainable homes that make your life better
Our homes are crafted to inspire healthier lifestyles by balancing comfort with energy-efficient design. Each choice you make in your home can lead to a bigger impact – for your well-being and the world. Embrace sustainable living with us, where every day is an opportunity to thrive and make a difference.
How It Works
1. The sun’s energy is collected by solar modules.
2. An inverter converts DC energy to usable AC energy to power electrical devices in your home.
3. Excess energy is sold to the grid, offsetting your electricity bill.
4. Converted solar energy can also be used to power EVs or plug-in hybrids.
Monitor your solar power
Stay informed with the Energy Monitoring & Analysis (EMA) app, included at no extra cost with your new home. Easily track your solar system’s health and performance from your phone or computer. Whether you’re at work, on vacation or at home, you’ll have peace of mind knowing that your system is running smoothly.
CMHC Eco Plus Rebate
The CMHC Eco Plus program rewards buyers of energy-efficient homes with up to a 25% refund on their CMHC mortgage insurance premium. It's CMHC's way of supporting sustainable housing and helping Canadians save money.
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1Assuming net metering (microgeneration permit through distributor).
2Estimates are exclusive of GST and have been rounded. Source for this data was provided by Zeno Renewables and Building Knowledge Canada in collaboration with Mattamy Homes. Source data are projections only and the parties are not liable if actual amounts differ. This data is based on what management of Zeno Renewables and Mattamy Homes believe are reasonable assumptions. There can be no assurance that such projections will prove accurate and actual results could differ materially from such projections. Financial estimates are based on certain assumptions, of 3819 kWh in Calgary and 3629 kWh in Edmonton (5% reduction see below) and using Alberta’s 13 month (April 2023 – May 2024) average utility cost of 0.1996 $/kWh (Regulated). Purchasers understand that these are estimates and projections only, and any financial savings will be determined by actual production and utility rates. June 2024.
3Estimates are exclusive of GST and have been rounded. The source for this data was provided by Zeno Renewables and Building Knowledge Canada in collaboration with Mattamy Homes. Source data are projections only and the parties are not liable if actual amounts differ. This data is based on what management of Zeno Renewables and Mattamy Homes believes are reasonable assumptions. There can be no assurance that such projections will prove accurate, and actual results could differ materially from such projections. Financial estimates are based on certain assumptions, for example: maximum production of a Longi LR5-54hpb solar panels (405W), maximum production of eight (8) Longi LR5-54hpb solar panels (3,240W), estimated annual production, modeled using the PVWatts program and associated assumptions, of 3819kWh in Calgary and 3629 kWh in Edmonton (5% reduction see below) and using Alberta’s 13 month (March 2025 – April 2026) average utility cost of 0.1206 $/kWh (Regulated). Purchasers understand that these are estimates and projections only, and any financial savings will be determined by actual production and utility rates. April 2026.
Offset Emission Factors Handbook (alberta.ca)
