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Environmental Services

Ontario Net Zero

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  • 4 total complaints in the last 3 years.
  • 3 complaints closed in the last 12 months.

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  • Initial Complaint

    Date:09/08/2024

    Type:Service or Repair Issues
    Status:
    UnansweredMore info

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    This is a solar panel problem. I have been trying to reach the company for the last month via telephone and email. I have not been able to get any response at all. There is an 8 fold discrepancy between what my solar panels are producing and what my Hydro Meter is indicating. When calling Hydro One, they say I need to contact the Solar company to fix my inverters. I cannot reach my solar company and so I continue to pay large amounts for the financing of my solar panels but I am not getting service or help with this issue. In the meantime, I am full price energy for electricity when I all want is service to fix the issue. I have reached out to the Ontario Energy Board but they cannot help in this matter as The solar company is a private company. I have sent tables comparing the electricity I’m producing vs what Hydro One is crediting me for and there is an average 700kWh difference between the two readings. I was sold on the idea that I would at the very least, get an energy credit back that was worth the cost of my solar panels. As of yet, I am getting a max 10% return via energy credits which is the equivalent of between 3$ to 40$ on average for a Hydro bill on average 250$. I simply want a verification and repair of the issue and the first step is for the solar company to do a verification but they are unreachable. I’m willing to share information on energy produced and my hydro bills as needed. Please email me back or call me for more information.

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