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Powering Community Through Partnership: A New Energy Development in the Bow Valley
On March 31, 2026, at Rundle United Church, we weren’t celebrating the completion of a solar installation - we were celebrating something just as important: the funding that will make it possible.
Our Projects
We develop community-owned renewable energy projects that generate clean power, create local impact, and demonstrate what community energy can look like in practice.
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![A rooftop with multiple solar panels, a small building with a gray shingled roof, a white church with a bell tower, and mountains in the background under a cloudy sky.]()
Ralph Connor Memorial United Church, Canmore
Where It All Began
Our very first project. Since 2021, this 130 year old Canmore church has covered nearly all its own power needs from a rooftop array so carefully placed you can't even see it from the street. -
![Mountain range with snow-capped peaks and green forested slopes under a partly cloudy sky, with an industrial building with solar panels and parked trains in the foreground.]()
BAYMAG, Exshaw
Our Biggest Project Yet
The largest solar array in the MD of Bighorn. A 291 kW system built with Baymag and KCP Energy, generating enough clean power for 50 to 60 homes every year. -
![Exterior of a modern brick synagogue with stairs, trees, and a cloudy sky.]()
Temple B'nai Tikvah, Calgary
Our First Calgary Installation
A 26 kW system on the roof of a Calgary synagogue, switched on with a Chanukah celebration powered by an electric menorah running on the Temple's own solar energy. -
![Solar panels installed on a sloped roof with mountains in the background.]()
I-Place, Canmore
Powering Canmore's Green Business Hub
A 127 kW array on the roof of one of Canmore's most sustainability minded developments, home to green businesses, e-bike sharing, and more.
