Powering Canadian Farms with Solar for Agriculture
Partner with SkyFire Energy to design a solar system that works as hard as your operation. Our team has extensive experience delivering agricultural and winery solar projects across Western Canada that lower costs, improve efficiency, and support long-term energy independence.
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Benefits of Solar
Why lease power when you can own and produce it for less? By installing a solar PV (photovoltaic) system, you’ll be able to save on operating costs by producing your own power and hedging against rising electricity prices. Protect your bottom line while protecting the environment by reducing your carbon footprint.

Turn an environmentally friendly power source into an investment

Worry free energy solution with genuine customer care
Hiring the best means proven quality in both services and products
- Designed and installed many of the largest and most complex commercial and agricultural photovoltaic systems in Western Canada.
- Connected solar PV systems to more than 20 utilities in 8 provinces and territories.
- A team of professionals with over 200+ years of combined experience and education in the solar industry.
Convenient monitoring solutions to keep track of your investment.
Our in-house engineering team will design a custom solar PV system to fit your building, your budget and your goals. As an added bonus, our solar monitoring systems will have all numbers at your fingertips as you check on your solar PV (photovoltaic) system on your computer, laptop or mobile device. With this technology, you can showcase the environmental benefits of your system and let your customers know that you are committed to making a difference.
FEATURED PROJECTS
Bassano, AB
Green Acres Colony
Linden, AB
Poultry Farm
Craven, SK
Herman Stock Farm
Power Your Farm with Solar Energy That Works as Hard as You Do
Reduce operating costs, gain energy independence, and invest in a cleaner future. SkyFire Energy designs and installs solar systems tailored for farms, ranches, and agri-businesses across Western Canada.
