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Explore future solar utility with GRO

Register a non-binding Solar Interest Request, compare provisional kits and review country support while GRO prepares future Phase 3 partner opportunities.

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Complete the existing request, review provisional system examples and check available country information from one page.

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GRO Solar Interest Request — Phase 3 Preview

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GRO Solar Interest Request

GRO is currently in Phase 2. This Solar Interest Request is a preparation step for Phase 3. Submit a non-binding request to help GRO identify where solar demand is strongest and prepare future partner offers by country.

Phase 3 preparation This request helps GRO prepare future solar partner offers. Phase 3 is not officially launched yet.
Your GRO stays available This request does not lock, spend, burn, or reserve your GRO.
Solar Credit estimate For Phase 3 estimates only, GRO uses an internal reference of 1 GRO = CA$1. Final availability depends on partner offers and campaign rules.
Sign in to attach this Phase 3 Solar Interest preview request to your GRO account and unlock the Phase 3 Solar Interest badge. This badge is a preparation marker for Phase 3 and does not mean Phase 3 is officially launched.
Required to submit this Phase 3 preview request and unlock the badge:
  • Full name
  • Email
  • Country
  • Property type
  • Solar system interest
  • Main goal
  • Estimated budget
  • Confirmation checkbox
1. Contact information
2. Location

This field is required. You can also select your country in the Country Support section below.

3. Solar project
4. Budget

Optional. Used only to estimate the possible Solar Credit cap. This is not a final quote.

5. Future GRO Solar Credit interest

Your GRO will stay fully available. This Phase 3 preview request does not lock, spend, burn, or reserve your GRO.

Enter a kit price and GRO amount to preview the possible Solar Credit.
6. Notes and confirmation

Kits Preview

Review the provisional kit examples below before submitting your request. These examples help estimate what kind of solar system may fit your needs.

Kit A

Balcony / Plug-in Micro-PV (0.8–1.6 kW)

Pilot market

Ideal for: Renters / condos; easy DIY

Most country-dependent format in the catalog. Approval varies a lot by local rules.
  • 2–4 × 400–430 W panels
  • 1 microinverter 600–1600 W
  • Balcony / wall mounts
  • Smart plug meter

≈ CAD $900–$2,400 hardware-only

Subsidy tip: Grid-tied rules vary; check local allowance for plug-in vs. hard-wired.

Kit B

Off-Grid Cabin Starter (0.8–2.4 kW + 1–5 kWh)

Limited

Ideal for: Cabins, vans; no grid needed

Often feasible, but support programs are less common than for grid-tied residential systems.
  • 2–6 × 400 W panels
  • MPPT charge controller
  • 1–5 kWh LiFePO4 battery
  • Off-grid inverter
  • Racking & wiring

≈ CAD $2,000–$6,500 hardware-only

Subsidy tip: Usually not subsidized; check rural schemes.

Kit C

Grid-Tied Home Core (5 kW + Microinverters)

Likely available

Ideal for: Single-family homes; scalable

This is the closest match to the residential systems most commonly supported by official programs.
  • 12–14 × 400–430 W panels
  • 5 kW total microinverters
  • Rapid shutdown
  • Roof racking
  • Monitoring gateway

≈ CAD $8,500–$12,500 hardware-only (turnkey $16k–$24k)

Subsidy tip: Ensure CSA / UL / IEEE 1547 compliance and utility interconnection.

Kit D

Grid-Tied + Storage (5 kW + 10 kWh)

Installer dependent

Ideal for: Outage resilience; time-of-use shifting

Often possible, but installer qualification, battery rules, and utility approval matter more.
  • Kit C + 10 kWh LiFePO4
  • Hybrid inverter or AC-coupled interface

≈ CAD $15,000–$23,000 hardware-only

Subsidy tip: Storage support depends on local rules; some markets support batteries explicitly.

Kit E

Solar Hot Water (Flat-plate, 2 panels)

Limited

Ideal for: DHW preheat to cut gas / electric use

May be supported separately from PV, depending on the country and program type.
  • 2 flat-plate collectors
  • Pump station & controller
  • 200–300 L dual-coil tank
  • Glycol & roof mount

≈ CAD $3,000–$5,000 hardware-only (installed $6k–$9k)

Subsidy tip: Some countries support thermal systems under different energy-efficiency programs.

Kit F

EV-Ready Bundle (5–7.5 kW + 40 A EVSE)

Compliance required

Ideal for: Households adding an EV

Best presented as a bundled pathway, but support often depends on separate charger and solar rules.
  • 5–7.5 kW PV (as Kit C)
  • 40 A Level-2 EVSE (smart)

≈ CAD $9,500–$15,000 hardware-only

Subsidy tip: EV charger support may come from separate utility / state / province programs.

Country Support & Incentives

Select your country to view official incentive programs, export / net-metering paths, and key eligibility notes. Final availability depends on local rules, utility approval, product compliance, and installer requirements.

Tip: type a few letters to quickly find your country, then check official support programs.

Select a country to begin.
Important context

A preparation request, not a purchase or reservation

Submitting interest does not lock, spend, burn or reserve GRO. Future availability depends on partners, location, eligibility and Phase 3 decisions.

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