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     Future Energy provides renewable energy solutions that encompass the customer’s entire energy stream. Future Energy implements sound energy solutions and grows to meet market demands for renewable energy. We are a renewable energy solution provider providing sales, service and installation for your Wind, Solar PV, Solar thermal and Micro Hydro needs for residential and commercial applications.
     Founded in 2007, Future Energy has a goal to provide renewable energy products and services to help reduce green house gas emissions while being financially feasible. We recognize solar, wind and microhydro solutions as viable energy options today and as a necessity into the future.
     Science, business and construction backgrounds provide our management team the backbone to deliver leading-edge technology products and solutions in the renewable energy sector.

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We are British Columbia's premier solar panel installer providing solar panel installation, sales and service.

Solar Thermal
Solar Domestic Hot Water
Solar Pool Heating

Solar Photovoltaics
    On-Grid Applications - netmetering, FIT programs
    Off-Grid Applications - cottages and cabins sized
                   for days of autonomy,
                   transmission towers, remote kiosks

Let us size your Solar system for your consumption needs.

Future Energy brings you Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV)

Future Energy provides custom BIPV solutions. BIPV is the use of Solar Panels to generate electricity while functioning as part of the building. Some BIPV solutions include roof tiles, walls, and glass.

Here is a new product solution we have that incorporates two sheets of glass each 3mm to 6mm of thickness that surrounds silicon cystalline. This Photovoltaic Glass Unit (PVGU) replaces insulated glass units and can be used for windows, awnings, skylights, walkway covers to name a few applications. On window applications, PVGU acts as an insulator as well, minimizing heat transfer to outside in cool days and heat transfer to the inside on hot days. PVGU is a custom solution and the glass can be made in the sizing you require for your project.

Day4 Premium Solar Panels

Day4 Energy’s propriety and patented technology enables its modules to produce more electricity than other solar panels in real-world applications, minimizing the impact from shading and excelling in low light conditions.

What sets Day4 Solar Panels apart from other solar panel manufacturers?

Richmond New Homes Will Be Solar Heat Ready

By Matthew Hoekstra - Richmond Review
Published: July 28, 2010 3:00 PM
Updated: July 28, 2010 3:04 PM

All single-family homes built in Richmond by later this year will be designed to easily accommodate a solar water heating system.
City council voted Monday to add Richmond to the list of communities under B.C.’s new “solar hot water ready regulation,” which will require builders to design houses suitable for solar heat systems.
The new regulation will only apply in cities that request inclusion and could be in place by fall.
Adding a rough-in for solar power has minimal cost to builders—up to $300, city staff estimate. The regulation, said Coun. Ken Johnston, shows “a great deal of vision” given the cost savings to homeowners.
“That’s an amazing incentive down the road when these start to get installed.”
According to SolarBC, a program administered by the BC Sustainable Energy Association and funded by senior governments, a solar hot water system “easily pays for itself” in its lifetime. A system costs, on average, $6,900. The price goes down with a $2,000 point-of-sale rebate, and other discounts are available under the federal ecoEnergy retrofit program.
The cost drops further for a new home roughed-in for a system.