Riverside Energy is About Creating Greener Spaces. Clean and Simple
We know switching to solar power can feel overwhelming and costly. From keeping every detail organized to assisting you with federal funding, we’ll ensure you don’t worry about a thing and maximize the savings available.
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With Us, Your Home is in Good Hands
We are a team of diverse experts passionate about the environment and sustainable choices. We’ve been helping homeowners and organizations across Canada and overseas become energy-efficient and independent using solar power since 1995. Our extensive experience and combined educational backgrounds equip us to take on challenging projects, making us a leading solar company in British Columbia Canada.
Meet the Team
Paul Fletcher
Director
Paul started Riverside Energy Systems in 1995 and has been an industrial instrumentation technician for more than 30 years.
Ben Guidici
Director
Ben was an engineer with BC Hydro and a member of TRU's faculty. He has been involved with solar PV systems since 2009.
Greg Lambertus
Director
Greg has been an electrician since 2005. He is a superb project manager with an unbeatable work ethic.
Sean Palfenier
Izaak Patjas
Brendan Johnston
Gerrit Werry
Amber Johnson
Nicola Mitchell
Soyjanya Ranga
Adam Rainey
Steve Giudici
Jessica Kocher
Brysen Watson
Sylvia Russell
Passing it On
Riverside's mission is to train others to positively impact the environment by delivering more sustainable energy solutions. We advise home builders and provide workshops, mentor engineering coop students, and support post-secondary institutions (NVIT, TRU, and BCIT) with solar PV projects and solar PV-related program development and delivery.
Giving Back
We believe everyone should have access to solar energy. That's why we've devoted a portion of our business to supporting the design and installation of solar PV solutions for not-for-profits locally and overseas. Riverside Energy has donated design and installation services to life changing charitable initiatives for first nations communities in BC, and globally in Nepal, Guatemala, and Kenya.
