Federal incentive

The Clean Technology ITC, explained plainly.

Up to 30% of eligible clean energy property — but only for certain entities, and only when specific conditions are met. Here is what actually determines your position.

Check where your operation stands

Who can claim it

The Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit is available to taxable Canadian corporations. This is the point that catches most operations by surprise: a farm or business operating as a sole proprietorship or an unincorporated partnership does not qualify on the same basis as an incorporated company.

It is the first thing worth confirming, because it can change whether a project makes sense at all.

The 30% is conditional

The full rate depends on meeting labour requirements — prevailing wage and apprenticeship conditions on the work performed. Where those requirements are not met, the credit is reduced.

Anyone quoting you a flat 30% without asking about labour conditions or your corporate structure is not describing the program accurately.

What tends to be eligible

Eligibility is determined by the specific property and how it is used. We scope systems with that in mind, and we work alongside your accountant rather than in place of them.

What this page is not

This is general information, not tax advice. Program rates, conditions and phase-out schedules change, and your position depends on facts specific to your business. Confirm with your accountant or tax advisor before making a decision. We are happy to provide the technical documentation they will ask for.

Where we help

We handle the engineering side of the file: system specification, capacity, equipment classification and the technical documentation your advisor needs to support a claim. Then we build it — under an APEGA Permit to Practice.

Get started

Tell us how your operation uses power

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.

  • Reviewed by an engineering team working under an APEGA Permit to Practice
  • Alberta rate classes, demand charges and micro-generation rules considered from the start
  • Clear next steps, whether or not we are the right fit

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Check your ITC position

Tell us about the operation and we will come back with the technical side of the picture.

We use your information only to respond to this request. See our privacy notice. Incorporation status is asked because the federal Clean Technology ITC is available to taxable Canadian corporations.