up to $5,000 (up to $10,000 with solar)

Battery Storage Rebates in Greater Sudbury

Home battery storage is rebated at $300 per kWh of capacity, capped at 50% of total cost. That's up to $5,000 on its own, or up to $10,000 combined with the solar rebate.

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How much you get

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Battery alone

up to $5,000

$300/kWh, capped at 50% of total system cost.

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Battery + solar, combined

up to $10,000

Both rebates stack on the same behind-the-meter project.

How to claim it

  1. Confirm eligibility via a quick form
  2. Select a contractor and get written pre-installation approval
  3. Installation is completed
  4. Rebate arrives after documentation is submitted
Get an exact number: Fill out our free assessment tool to see your Greater Sudbury-specific rebate amount. Run your free assessment →

Battery Storage installers in Greater Sudbury

Real companies based in Greater Sudbury, pulled from their current Google reviews. We're not paid to list anyone here.

Solar Associates
★ 5.0 (48 reviews)
Sudbury Solar Solutions Inc.
★ 5.0 (23 reviews)
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ProSol Energy Systems
★ 4.8 (126 reviews)
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Nordic Energy Systems Ltd
★ 4.6 (88 reviews)
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Common questions

Can Greater Sudbury homeowners get the battery rebate without solar?

No. The Home Renovation Savings Program pays the battery incentive only when it's part of a new solar PV installation, sized for your own household use. It isn't a standalone battery rebate, and taking it means giving up net metering with Greater Sudbury Hydro.

Why do rural Greater Sudbury properties see longer outages than the downtown core?

Greater Sudbury is Canada's largest city by land area, and a lot of that territory is served by long single-feeder rural lines running through bush rather than the denser, more redundant grid downtown. When a winter storm drops a tree across one of those lines, restoration can take longer simply because of distance and terrain, not utility performance. A battery makes that distance a lot less relevant to your household.

Greater Sudbury Hydro's grid is stretched across a lot of ground

Greater Sudbury Hydro serves a city that covers more land area than Toronto, Mississauga, and Hamilton combined, most of it low-density and a meaningful chunk genuinely rural. The provincial battery rebate doesn't care about any of that: it's the same $300/kWh number whether you're downtown or out past Long Lake. But the case for backup power tracks the map closely. A downed line on a single-feeder rural stretch can mean a multi-day wait behind a queue of other repairs, while a fault downtown gets rerouted through a more meshed grid in hours. If your property is on the rural end of that spectrum, that's the strongest local argument for battery capacity beyond what the rebate cheque buys you.

Next steps

View all Greater Sudbury rebate programs →, check the official Home Renovation Savings Program site → for current terms, see for interconnection rules, or the City of Greater Sudbury's for storm-readiness guidance.

Compare top-rated installers in Greater Sudbury

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Top-rated home battery installers in Greater Sudbury →4 local companies ranked by 226 Google reviews. Top picks: Solar Associates, Sudbury Solar Solutions Inc., ProSol Energy Systems.
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