Micro-Generation / Distributed Energy Resource (DER)
Generating your own power is an environmentally conscious decision. Medicine Hat is well-positioned to support your success.
You may qualify for a rebate for your new residential micro-generation system through the award-winning HAT Smart program. Find out more on the HAT Smart page.
Renewable generation
We approve microgeneration facilities that generate electricity.
Other generation
Sources, other than renewable, are acceptable but will not be allowed to export.
How to apply |
Getting connected with us is a simple five-step process. Use the following timeline to learn what you need to do and what we will be doing during that process. |
Request a System Size Review |
You (the micro-generation owner) will:
Applications should be submitted by homeowners, as the City will not provide your personal information to a third party without prior authorization. The Strategy & Analysis department will:
Consumption will be based on the following:
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Obtain forms |
You or your contractor/electrician will review and obtain the following forms:
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Project initiation |
You or your contractor/electrician will:
We will:
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Application approval |
We will:
You or your contractor/electrician will:
We will:
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Construction & commissioning |
We will:
You or your contractor/electrician will:
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Forms and additional information
Micro-generation application form
Micro-generation / distributed energy resource interconnection guide
Net billing connection agreement for micro-generators
Micro-generation single-line diagram
Permit and fees
Owners considering installing a micro-generation system are required to obtain permits (electrical, development). A non-refundable micro-generation fee, as per current standard charges, must accompany the application before it can be processed.