Innovative Solutions
Innovative Solutions
Installing solar for your farm is an investment, but it doesn't have to be at a steep price. At Naveco, we provide New Brunswick solar projects for your farm. We do this through a financing option with no upfront costs that allows you to save money by lowering your electrical demand. Your lease will be equal to or less than your current electricity bills.
Steps for your farm's New Brunswick solar project
Steps for your farm
to go solar
For your farm, both rooftop and ground mount solar are available options.
Don't know where to start?
Don't know where
to start?
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Solar and storage benefits
Solar and
storage benefits
FAQ: New Brunswick solar projects for farms
FAQ
If your electrical bill is more than $25,000 you should consider installing solar.
Depending on the animal. Sheep do not climb or harm the modules, and are commonly used for vegetation control while they graze. Cattle & horse grazing can cause risk of damage to the modules due to their large size. They are generally not compatible with PV facilities.
Studies show that when using silicon-based PV cells that the "leaching of trace metals from modules is unlikely to present a significant risk due to the sealed nature of the installed cells."
Solar can offset the power required for your equipment whether it be irrigation equipment, milking equipment, or general farm essentials.
The modules can be installed in areas that flood, however the electrical equipment cannot. Insurance will be higher for a PV system in an area that floods versus an area that does not.
Yes. After the lifespan of a solar system (20-25 years) land can be reverted back into agricultural use.

Guest Blog: Why a PV System is the Right Choice for Your Farm
Published to the Conservation Council of New Brunswick: As one of New Brunswick’s crucial community farmers, you are providing food for many — but just what can we bring to the table for you? The usage of solar energy is becoming more and more popular in society, and people are wondering why they should buy a PV system for their farm...