Solar panels in Swift Current, Saskatchewan
Professional solar panel installation in Swift Current, Saskatchewan. SaskPower customers here save $2,450/year on average.
We design, permit and install grid-tied solar across Swift Current and 5 surrounding neighbourhoods, and we handle the SaskPower interconnection paperwork for you.
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Xolar installs across Saskatchewan
15 completed Xolar systems across Saskatchewan. Swift Current is in our service area — yours could be the first one we publish here.
Swift Current energy & net metering
What SaskPower charges here, and how surplus solar is credited in Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan’s energy charge is 15.476¢/kWh (effective February 1, 2026), plus a $31.16/month basic charge. The blended all–in rate is approximately 18¢/kWh depending on usage. Swift Current is served by SaskPower with net metering credits at 7.5¢/kWh. A further 3.9% increase is scheduled for 2027.
How your system works behind the meter
Most of a Swift Current system's value comes from power used behind the meter — electricity your panels make and your home uses on the spot, offsetting energy you'd otherwise buy at 15.476¢/kWh. Only the surplus flows past the meter to SaskPower for net-metering credit.




Rebates & incentives in Swift Current
Every active local, provincial, federal and Xolar program a Swift Current homeowner can stack.
- Up to 30% of eligible costsClean Technology Investment Tax Credit (Commercial ITC)
Solar Panels in Swift Current, Saskatchewan
Swift Current has one of the highest solar irradiance levels in all of Canada at 1,380 kWh/kW. Despite SaskPower’s lower net metering credit (7.5¢/kWh), the sheer volume of production makes solar viable with 14-17 year payback.
Saskatchewan has the highest solar irradiance in Canada, and Swift Current is among the province’s top-producing locations.
SaskPower Net Metering in Swift Current
SaskPower’s net metering program allows residential systems up to 100 kW. Excess energy is credited at 7.5¢/kWh – credits never expire until your account closes.
The current net metering program has been extended to March 31, 2029. Terms after 2029 have not been announced.
There is no provincial solar rebate from SaskPower. The federal Greener Homes programs are now closed.
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Swift Current solar questions
How much does solar cost in Swift Current?
A 10 kW system in Swift Current costs $28,000-$32,000 including installation, permits, and warranty.
There is no provincial rebate from SaskPower.
The federal Greener Homes programs are now closed.
How much sun does Swift Current get for solar?
Swift Current produces 1,380 kWh/kW annually – one of the highest in all of Canada.
Saskatchewan has the best solar irradiance of any province.
Does Saskatchewan have solar rebates?
Saskatchewan does not offer a provincial rebate for residential solar.
SaskPower’s net metering program credits excess production at 7.5¢/kWh.
The federal Greener Homes Grant and Loan are both closed.
What is the payback period for solar in Swift Current?
With SaskPower’s 7.5¢/kWh net metering credit, payback for a 10kW system in Swift Current is 14-17 years.
The exceptionally high production (1,380 kWh/kW) partially offsets the lower credit rate.
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