Introducing an intelligent way to power through blackouts with clean energy - proudly made in Québec.
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Beginning in 2026, Hydro Québec is offering incentives towards the purchase of solar panels: $1,000 for each installed kW, up to a maximum of 40% of the total installation costs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the dcbel Ara Home Energy Station?
dcbel Ara, our flagship Home Energy Station, combines solar power conversion, bidirectional charging, and real-time intelligence. It allows you to power your home and charge your EV with solar power, unlock EV energy for greater resilience, and reduce everyday costs.
All dcbel installations are performed by our accredited Smart Home Integration Partners (SHIPs) who will also be able to install solar panels and home batteries. A few weeks prior to your planned delivery, a local SHIP will contact you to book a site visit.
Who will install my Home Energy Station?
Ara is designed to support customer‑owned solar generation and participation in utility programs like Hydro Québec’s Net Metering program, subject to eligibility requirements and approval by Hydro Québec.
Does the dcbel Ara Home Energy Station work toward Hydro Québec’s net metering program?
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Generate
Automate
Power your home with free solar energy
Intelligently manage solar, home battery, EV and the grid in real time
Store
Reserve excess power to protect your home from outages
Fuel your EV with solar and unlock a massive source of home energy with bidirectional charging
Energy independence
starts at home
The heart of your
dcbel Ara orchestrates all your energy sources to bring you power when you need it most. Reduce your dependence on the grid and get control over blackouts and energy costs.
Bonjour, I’m Ara
We’ll equip you with your own private grid
that never goes down
Solar works in Québec
even in winter
Built for Québec winters
Your home. Your energy. Zero outages.*
Charge
the sun
Cold temperatures and snow don’t stop solar panels from generating electricity, and over the course of the year, that energy can help reduce the cost of electric heating.
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* System performance can vary based on configuration, energy availability, and operating conditions.