Solar · Battery Storage · Microgrids
Engineered energy systems for commercial, industrial and agricultural operations across Alberta — designed around how your site actually draws power, and how Alberta actually bills it.
Figures reflect projects delivered by the One Energy Group. One Energy Canada Inc. is the group's Alberta corporation, incorporated in 2026.
Why Alberta is different
Alberta does not bill power the way most provinces do, and that changes what a good energy system looks like here.
Distribution charges follow your peak. They are driven by the highest 15-minute demand in your billing cycle. A single simultaneous motor start can set the charge for the entire month — regardless of how much energy you actually consumed.
Most solar companies quote panels and kilowatt-hours. The demand profile, the control sequencing and the rate class are where the money usually is.
What we do
System design, procurement, construction and commissioning under an APEGA Permit to Practice — the professional registration required to offer engineering services in Alberta.
Solar generation, battery energy storage and intelligent controls delivered as one integrated system, with automatic transfer and controller-level sequencing.
Monitoring, diagnostics, preventive and corrective maintenance — including snow and soiling management, which quietly erodes output through an Alberta winter.
Proof, not adjectives
At AgroThaThi in Correntina, Brazil, the One Energy Group built an irrigation microgrid combining roughly 3 MWp of solar with seven diesel generators, automatic transfer switching and PLC-level sequencing — integrated directly with centre pivot operation.
It is the same engineering problem southern Alberta irrigators face: high-inrush pumping loads, demand charges that punish simultaneous starts, and a need to keep water moving regardless of what the grid is doing.
Delivered by One Energy Group companies. One Energy Canada Inc. brings this engineering and delivery experience to the Alberta market.
Who we work with
Pivot irrigation, grain drying and feedlot operations across southern Alberta's irrigation corridor.
Facilities where demand charges, power quality or continuity of operations affect the bottom line.
Engineering, procurement and O&M support for developers and contractors who need stamped work and delivery capacity.
Get started
A useful conversation about energy starts with three things: what you pay, how you are billed, and when you draw the most power. Send those and we will come back with a view of what is actually achievable on your site — not a panel count.
Prefer to talk?
+1 (587) 330-5648 ·
willian@oneenergycanada.ca
Calls are answered by our virtual assistant outside business hours, so your message reaches us the same day.
No obligation. We start with your bill, your rate class and your load profile.