It depends. Some grants require that you transfer the rights to the environmental credits produced from your solar project, while others do not. The answer will be in the terms and conditions you signed. Contact us if you have questions about eligibility. Note: We look for a clause in your contract that “conveys environmental attributes” or “conveys environmental credits” to the government. Funding that enables eligibility for carbon credits: Canada Greener Homes Grant (NRCAN) Growing Alberta Green Inclusive Building Grant (GICB) Pre-2019 Alberta Municipal Solar Program (MCCAC) (Please check your terms and conditions because a switch occurred halfway through 2019) Growing Forward 2 (Alberta On-Farm Solar PV Program) Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP) Funding that restricts environmental attributes, making a system ineligible for carbon credits: Residential and Commercial Solar Program (EEA) aka NDP Grant Post-2019 Alberta Municipal Solar Program (MCCAC) (Please check your terms and conditions because a switch occurred halfway through 2019) City of Edmonton Change Homes for Climate Solar Program (Solar Rebate Program) City of Edmonton Building Energy Retrofit Accelerator program Emissions Reduction Alberta Grant (ERA) Energy Savings for Business (ESB): Comprehensive Energy Savings Program Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) City of Medicine Hat’s HATSMART Program