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First Nations and Inuit Solar Projects

Solvest has had the pleasure to partner with many First Nations and Inuit here in Northern Canada. From Haidai Gwaii in B.C, Fisher River Cree in Manitoba and many in the Territories our partnerships are built on open communication and respect. We focus on using modern day technologies within traditional lands to create a sustainable future.

Why partner with Solvest?

  • Northern Industry experts with the most solar installations in northern Canada
  • Our team employs local talent, specialized in their fields
  • Our work with First Nations and Inuit Governments has led to positive impactful change in communities across the North.
  • You’re a part of the dialogue throughout the entire process
If you have any questions contact us or check out our F.A.Q. section for more information.

Self Reliance, Sustainability, Community Involvement

Self-Reliance: Electricity prices are only increasing as more demand is put on our grids and more power is used. This is why we strive to make our systems as efficient as possible and future-proof them.

Sustainability: Solar is hassle free, with no moving parts and minimal maintenance, it’s a simple solution to an ever growing problem, energy consumption. Many other renewable energies exist today but cannot be utilized on such a diverse scale as solar can. Put it on your shed, put in on your business, built an entire solar farm. The only thing that changes is how many panels you need.

Community Involvement: Solvest stands for solar investment. You are not just investing in a technology, but you are investing in your people. Many of our First Nations and Inuit projects have been in direct partnership with their citizens, electricians, carpenters and labourers. The process involves so many more parties than just council and Solvest.

If you have any questions contact us or check out our F.A.Q. section for more information.

The Environmental Aspect of Solar

Why is it that many fossil fuel companies use solar to power their buildings? It’s because they see the longevity, the positive environmental impact and efficiency of solar. The main ingredient in solar modules is silicon, it is the second most abundant element in the Earth’s crust.  Solar energy does not produce any harmful by-products in generating electricity. As we reduce our fossil fuel sources throughout the world, more reliance on solar and other renewables will be needed.

If you have any questions contact us or check out our F.A.Q. section for more information.

Solar Energy Financing Options

Financing options exist to make solar not only a sound investment but an affordable one. Some of the systems that we have designed clients are even able to outpace their payment amounts. Meaning that from day one, these clients are cash positive. Other incentives exist for larger partners that we can outline.

If you have any questions contact us or check out our F.A.Q. section for more information.

CropBox Solution

When we started this company we were trying to solve one problem, energy in the North. Once we started our operations and saw the overnight success of solar we soon realized there was another issue facing remote locations all over Canada, food security. That is why we partnered with CropBox to bring it to Canada. With so many First Nations and Inuit communities relying on traditional foods, combined with produce transported thousands of kilometers we decided to increase food security in the North.

Click here to learn more about our amazing product the CropBox.

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