Conserve
Reduce energy waste.
Demand reduced and a clear baseline established before new systems are deployed.
One partner for efficiency, onsite power, and electrification.
From energy efficiency upgrades to solar, storage, and electrification infrastructure, we help commercial facilities build stronger long-term energy economics through integrated project delivery.
Most commercial energy projects are still approached as isolated upgrades. Lighting, solar, HVAC, storage, and EV charging are often evaluated separately — leading to duplicated effort, missed operational efficiencies, and infrastructure decisions made without a complete facility-wide strategy.
Green Integrations approaches energy as a connected system: reducing unnecessary consumption first, sizing onsite generation around real operating demand, and preparing facilities for long-term electrification and energy resilience.
Conservation, generation, and electrification — all through one team, one process, one long-term relationship.
Reduce energy waste.
Demand reduced and a clear baseline established before new systems are deployed.
Generate & store onsite.
Generation sized to real post-audit consumption, not pre-efficiency demand.
Modernize energy infrastructure.
Infrastructure in place to support electrification, resilience, and long-term energy strategy.
Every facility uses energy differently. Demand profiles, operating schedules, resiliency requirements, and utility economics vary widely across sectors — shaping how efficiency, solar, storage, and electrification projects are evaluated and deployed.
Peak demand charges, 24/7 production schedules, phased deployment.
Refrigeration loads, continuous operation, HACCP-compliant sequencing.
Large flat roofs, predictable daytime loads, strong solar economics.
REAP grants, seasonal load profiles, grain drying and irrigation.
BEPS compliance, cap-rate improvement, multi-tenant portfolio scale.
Public procurement, net-zero targets, social housing experience.
From financial modelling and system engineering to project delivery and long-term operations, our team handles every stage of the work in-house. There is no handoff to a subcontractor at the critical phase.
President & CEO
VP of Project Development
Project Electrical Engineer
Director of Sales Operations
Finance Manager
Sales and Project Coordinator
Construction Manager
Design and Procurement Coordinator
Commercial Solar Advisor
Business Development Lead
We work to an acronym we hold ourselves accountable to: IMPACT. Six principles that guide how we scope projects, communicate risk, and build long-term client relationships.
We provide accurate information, transparent guidance, and honest recommendations — even when the answer is difficult.
Our IMPACT principles are the standard we expect to be measured against — from first assessment through commissioning and the years of performance that follow.
We work to an acronym we hold ourselves accountable to: IMPACT. Six principles that guide how we scope projects, communicate risk, and build long-term client relationships.
We provide accurate information, transparent guidance, and honest recommendations — even when the answer is difficult.
We treat clients, partners, and colleagues the way we would expect to be treated in a long-term relationship.
Every decision is made from the client’s perspective and aligned with their long-term outcome.
We take ownership from assessment through commissioning and stand behind the outcome.
We fully commit to the projects we accept and the standards we promise.
We design solutions and relationships around long-term performance, reliability, and trust.
Our IMPACT principles are the standard we expect to be measured against — from first assessment through commissioning.
A short history of how Green Integrations evolved from a commercial lighting and energy efficiency solutions provider into a fully integrated energy partner for Canadian businesses.
Green Integrations was founded by entrepreneurs who began their careers in Ontario’s early solar market. From day one, the focus was exclusively commercial and industrial — operationally critical facilities where energy performance directly affects margins, uptime, and competitive position.
As LED technology matured for commercial and industrial applications, we deployed lighting upgrades across manufacturers, distribution centres, and multi-location retail facilities. This phase built the project-management discipline that runs through every project today.
We expanded into energy audits, power-quality analysis, and operational optimisation — moving from isolated upgrades to facility-wide energy programs. This transition marked the foundation of the integrated approach that defines GI today.
Over 200 commercial and industrial projects across Canada, including multi-site rollouts and performance-driven retrofits for nationally recognised organisations. This milestone confirmed a repeatable process at scale — not just for simple projects, but for complex, high-stakes ones.
With Ontario commercial solar reaching grid parity, we returned to our roots — bringing behind-the-meter solar to large C&I facilities. Same engineering discipline, same financial rigour, larger systems, longer operating horizon.
With over 8,000 panels installed and hundreds of efficiency projects completed, GI established a completed-project track record across manufacturing, food and beverage, warehousing, agriculture, and commercial real estate. Ontario, Alberta, and Nova Scotia.
Today, Green Integrations delivers integrated energy projects across solar, battery storage, efficiency, electrification, and operational energy infrastructure. The approach remains consistent: reduce unnecessary consumption, generate power onsite, and prepare facilities for long-term energy transition.
“Most thorough, most detailed, most transparent. Great communication. Reliable. The financial analysis and system design gave us complete confidence before we committed a dollar.”
“We have worked with other energy companies before. Green Integrations is different — they understood our facility first, found inefficiencies we had not identified, and the system has performed exactly as modelled.”
“Reliable execution and strong service support. The team worked cleanly around our operations and we have had a consistent point of contact since the project began.”
Answered directly. For service-specific questions, see the FAQ on each solution page.
Our commercial and industrial experience spans facilities from 10,000 sqft to over 1 million sqft, including full LED system designs and solar installations ranging from 50 kW to 1 MW. If your facility carries a meaningful electricity cost — typically $5,000 per month or more — there is likely a viable efficiency or generation strategy worth evaluating. We do not work on residential projects.
We are based in Ontario and have completed projects in Ontario, Alberta, Nova Scotia and British Columbia. Most of our work is in Ontario, where we have direct experience with IESO programs, Ontario net-metering regulations, and the provincial incentive landscape. We evaluate projects in other provinces on a case-by-case basis.
No. Energy audits are one tool in a broader assessment process. We review the energy profile of every facility we work with — but the depth of that process depends on what the project requires. Not every project requires a formal audit. Every project requires a clear picture of the facility’s energy use.
For most commercial and industrial rooftop installations, the timeline from initial assessment to system commissioning is 6–12 months. This covers engineering and design, utility interconnection approvals, equipment procurement, and installation. Multi-phase programs are designed to run longer by intention — phased delivery allows clients to manage capital deployment across multiple fiscal years.