Solar Power in Saskatchewan — 2026 Complete Guide
Everything you need to know about solar energy in Saskatchewan: rates, incentives, net metering, and how much you can save. Covering 2 cities across the province.
1350
kWh/m²/year Irradiance
9 yrs
Avg Payback Period
14.5¢
Avg Rate (per kWh)
22%
Solar Growth Rate
Saskatchewan Solar Overview
Saskatchewan has 350 MW of installed solar capacity, with a 22% annual growth rate. The province receives 1350 kWh/m²/year of solar irradiance, making it one of Canada's best provinces for solar energy.
The average residential solar system in Saskatchewan is 9 kW, with an estimated payback period of 9 years after incentives. With tiered rate structure and an average rate of 14.5¢/kWh, solar provides meaningful savings for homeowners.
A typical 9 kW system costs approximately $30,600 before rebates. Individual homeowners are not eligible for the federal Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit (business only). Check for provincial and municipal programs in your area.
We cover 2 cities across Saskatchewan, including Saskatoon, Regina. Each city page provides localized sun hours, electricity rates, and savings estimates specific to that area.
Solar Calculator by City in Saskatchewan
Get a free solar estimate tailored to your city. Each calculator uses local sun hours, electricity rates, and incentive data.
Electricity Rates in Saskatchewan
Average Rate
14.5¢/kWh
Rate Structure
tiered
HST/GST
11%
| Province | Avg Rate ($/kWh) | Rate Structure | Net Metering | HST/GST |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ontario | $0.140 | time of-use | Not Available | 13% |
| Alberta | $0.165 | time of-use | Available | 5% |
| British Columbia | $0.126 | time of-use | Available | 12% |
| Manitoba | $0.095 | flat | Available | 12% |
| New Brunswick | $0.125 | tiered | Available | 15% |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | $0.135 | tiered | Available | 15% |
| Nova Scotia | $0.182 | time of-use | Available | 15% |
| Prince Edward Island | $0.165 | tiered | Available | 15% |
| Quebec | $0.073 | tiered | Available | 14.975% |
| Saskatchewan | $0.145 | tiered | Available | 11% |
Utility Solar Guides in Saskatchewan
Detailed guides for connecting solar to your Saskatchewan utility, including net metering rules, application process, and billing details.
Solar Incentives & Rebates in Saskatchewan
No federal tax credit for homeowners in 2026
The federal Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit is limited to taxable Canadian corporations and REIT mutual fund trusts. Individual homeowners cannot claim it. The Canada Greener Homes Grant is closed. The Canada Greener Homes Loan stopped accepting new applications on 1 October 2025. Provincial and municipal programs are the routes available to homeowners.
Provincial-specific solar rebate programs in Saskatchewan are limited. Check our rebates page for the latest provincial and municipal updates.
Net Metering in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan offers net metering for residential solar systems. When your panels produce more electricity than you use, the surplus is exported to the grid and you receive credits on your utility bill.
Net metering is available in Saskatchewan
Credits typically roll over monthly and are settled annually. Contact your local utility for specific program details.
Solar Payback in Saskatchewan
How Saskatchewan Compares to Other Provinces
See how solar economics in Saskatchewan stack up against other Canadian provinces.
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Learn moreLast Updated: . Rates, incentives, and solar data sourced from NRCan, Canada Energy Regulator, and provincial utility websites. Estimates are approximate — use our free solar calculator for a personalized estimate.