About PACE Canada
PACE Canada is a Canadian company backed by European sustainability investors. We specialize in investing, developing, and managing innovative, sustainable solutions that combat climate change.
Our agrivoltaic solar farms integrate solar energy production with agricultural activities, from sheep grazing to large-scale cereal production. This dual-use approach, known as Agrivoltaics, maximizes land utilization while addressing three critical resource needs in Alberta: food, energy, and water.
Leaders in Agrivoltaics
As a master agrivoltaics contractor, our expert team leads the development and execution of agrivoltaic projects, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements for renewable energy power plant approvals.
Our projects co-locate solar energy with diverse agricultural activities, including livestock grazing, fruit cultivation, and staple crop production. This synergistic land-use model enhances soil health, boosts biodiversity, and strengthens rural economies, benefiting local communities in British Columbia, Alberta, and across Canada.
Our Commitment to Land Stewardship
While PACE Canada does not own the land we develop on, we are committed to responsible land stewardship. Our goal is to leave the land better than we found it—improving soil quality, supporting biodiversity, and enhancing the livelihoods of farmers and landowners for future generations.
A Strategic Approach to Agrivoltaics
Agrivoltaics is at the core of our mission, not an afterthought. Every project we undertake is context-driven and designed to harmonize with the region's topography, climate, and soil conditions.
Claude Mindorff, PACE’s Director of Strategy, is a founding and current director of Agrivoltaics Canada, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing agrivoltaic solutions that enhance both environmental and economic outcomes in solar energy development.
At PACE Canada, we are pioneering the future of sustainable energy and agriculture—one solar farm at a time.
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