Custom solar energy solutions for the West Coast and beyond.
Hakai Energy is an electrical contractor specializing in custom solar energy systems, both residential and commercial.
Residential Services
Transition your home to cleaner, greener electricity with discrete solar panels or EV chargers. Reduce your dependence on utility generated electricity and see significant savings.
Commercial Systems
Implement one of our state-of-the-art solar solutions for municipalities and institutions, remote lodges, and micro-grid communities. Harness the power of the sun and go green.
About Hakai Energy Solutions
Hakai Energy Solutions is the largest solar energy company owned and operated in BC. Hakai Energy is based in Cumberland, on the Unceded Traditional Territory of the K’omoks First Nation, located on Vancouver Island. Hakai Energy’s extensive project portfolio includes over a decade of design-build grid-tied and off-grid solar energy projects. Hakai Energy specializes in designing and building integrated remote, off-grid power systems, both commercial and residential, to help reduce dependency on diesel generators. The team works across western Canada, bringing cost-efficient and reliable energy solutions to tough, hard-to-reach locations.
Vancouver Fire Hall No. 17
The new Vancouver Fire Hall No. 17 will offer a 99.67% reduction in operational carbon emissions compared to the existing structure.
Richmond Brighouse Fire Hall No. 1
In July 2020, our team installed 136 solar panels on this post-disaster response center, carefully integrating the array into the rooftop structure in compliance with the strictest code requirements.
Comox Valley Regional District
The new Comox Valley Regional District building has incorporated a number of sustainable features, such as 45 rooftop solar panels.
Selkirk College Castlegar
Located in Castlegar, BC, Selkirk College is dedicated to mitigating the effects of climate change and putting sustainability into the learning environment.
Naghtaneqed School Solar Project
At Naghtaneqed Elementary Junior Secondary School in Nemaiah Valley, diesel-electric generators had been the sole source of electrical energy for over 45 years.
False Bay School on Lasqueti
Hakai helped this unique Gulf Island community become independent from the BC Hydro grid and incurr a lifetime savings of almost $600,000.