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To give your solar system the best chance of functioning well over the course of its lifespan, homeowners should consider the risk factors that could affect their system. One of these factors is the animals in their neighbourhood, who may choose to live beneath a solar system.
The Canadian government introduced a 30% refundable tax credit for capital investments in renewable energy — including solar, wind, tidal, wave, and hydroelectric projects.
Schools are a hub for events, activities, and growth in every community, which is why they make great candidates for solar power installations.
When it comes to solar power, the bigger and busier a building is, the more it can actually benefit from a solar system.
From the large and unused roof real estate of schools to their significant energy consumption, schools can be a powerhouse of solar energy creation, which can lower their bills, educate on green energy, and show community commitment.