Institutional capital for contracted distributed energy assets

Canada's Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit provides a 30% refundable credit on qualifying solar and battery storage equipment. Unlike the US ITC, which requires partnership-flip structures with a small number of tax equity banks, Canada's credit is a direct cash refund from the government — no tax appetite required, no flip structures, no complex structuring fees.

Alberta is the only deregulated electricity market in Canada — with the highest grid carbon intensity in the country and no institutional financing infrastructure for residential distributed energy. Existing programs are limited to municipal property tax-based mechanisms that face significant scalability constraints. EnerFi is building the financing infrastructure that fills this gap.

EnerFi's leadership brings over two decades of experience building and scaling capital market platforms across Asia-Pacific and North America — including founding and exiting a wealth management technology platform serving major institutional clients across Greater China, and serving as Managing Director Asia of a publicly listed SMA platform provider.

This capital formation expertise is combined with six years of operational experience building Alberta's first residential VPP and utility grid services platform. Detailed GP and team bios are available upon request under NDA.