Loan · repayable

Energy Efficiency Loan Program - Solar Photovoltaic Equipment

Government of Prince Edward Island · Prince Edward Island

OpenCleanTechAgri-Food
Funding
Loan up to $25,000
Borrow up to $25,000 — repayable, not a payout
Deadline
Ongoing
Open, accepted on an ongoing basis (no fixed deadline).
Type
Loan · repayable
Company stage
SME
Limited to: CleanTech only. Only applicants in this group can apply.

Overview

Loans for farms and businesses to assist with the up-front costs associated with the purchase and installation of solar photovoltaic (PV) equipment in Prince Edward Island.

Who can apply

  • Farms and businesses operating on Prince Edward Island and registered under the Province of PEI's Corporations Act
  • applicant and activities must be pre-approved under efficiencyPEI's Solar Electric Rebate Program.
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What it can pay for

Capital / EquipmentGreen / CleanTechTechnology adoption

Past recipients

No public list of past recipients is linked for this program yet.

Official source

Program details change. Always confirm eligibility, amounts and deadlines on the official page before you apply.

Official program page →

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Last checked by SeedPort: Oct 15, 2026. SeedPort is not affiliated with the funder. Information is summarized from public sources and may be out of date.