FederalNationalFarm
On-Farm Climate Action Fund (OFCAF)
Administered by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), via 13 recipient organizations. Farms via 13 partner recipient organizations.
ClosedClosed to applications at AAFC level; initiative ends Mar 31 2028.
Max amount
$300M (2025–2028 expansion) distributed via 13 recipient orgs; per-farm amount set by each org.
Who qualifies
Farm
Farms via 13 partner recipient organizations.
Notes
Not solar-specific (broader climate BMPs) — check individual recipient orgs for openings.
SolarQuotes.ca aggregates public program information — we do not administer this incentive. Verify details on the official program site before applying. Last database review: 2026-08-01.
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Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit (CT ITC)
Max: 30% of capital cost (with labour requirements election); 20% without. Drops to 15%/5% in 2034. No dollar cap.
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CT ITC — Labour Requirements Election
Max: Failing to elect reduces credit by 10 percentage points (30% → 20%). Applies to covered work on/after Nov 28 2023.
Federal · Both
CT ITC — Eligible Solar Property Definition
Max: Eligible: PV cells/modules (incl. building-integrated), inverters, controls, racking, transmission equipment to grid interface (if >75% of energy is from PV). Ineligible: distribution equipment, buildings, roof reinforcement, Class 10/17 property, vehicle-mounted systems.
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CT ITC — CRA Filing Forms
Max: Corporations: Schedule 75 (T2SCH75) + Schedule 31 (T2SCH31), claimed at line 155 of Sch 31, carried to line 780 of T2. Partnerships: T5013SCH75.
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Clean Technology Manufacturing ITC (CTM ITC)
Max: 30% of capital cost (2024 – Dec 31 2031); 20% in 2032; 10% in 2033; 5% in 2034; 0% after 2034.
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