SERVING THE SOLAR INDUSTRY SINCE1992

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MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

SERVING THE SOLAR INDUSTRY SINCE1992 The Canadian Solar Industries Association (CanSIA) is a national trade association that has advocated on behalf of the solar energy industry in Canada since 1992. We proudly represent manufacturers, installers, developers, builders, owners, engineers, consultants, and a variety of other companies and stakeholders who want to see solar energy grow in Canada. On behalf of our members, CanSIA promotes the unique economic, environmental and technological benefits of solar energy in Canada. We believe that our role as an industry association is not only to represent our members on issues of the day, but to position the industry for sustainable growth for years to come.

JOIN CanSIA CanSIA membership is for companies, organizations and individuals who wish to: Be visible and demonstrate leadership in the solar energy industry; Keep informed on policy, market and regulatory developments; and/or, Support and contribute to the advancement of solar in Canada.

WHAT OUR MEMBERS ARE SAYING CanSIA is your professional association. If you are not a member, you are not as credible. Joy Black, Owner Blackline Power CanSIA stays current with breaking news and has an avenue to provide stakeholder input to position papers. Steve Ray, General Manager, Essex Energy Corporation Membership with CanSIA is the first step in becoming involved in Canada s solar market. Peter Carrie, Vice President First Solar Development Canada We benefit from the listing on the directory and being a part of a recognized industry association. Steve Royce, Solar Thermal Specialist, Viessmann

Well worth the investment. Ed Knaggs, Vice-President HES PV CanSIA Membership will show your support and commitment to renewable energy in Canada. CanSIA membership provides an opportunity to be the first to know about new programs as they develop. Mitchell Niles, Solar System Designer, isolara Solar Power Robert Burrows, Purchasing Manager, EDF Renewable Energy

CanSIA has positioned itself as an influential advocate for solar energy with all levels of government and is an effective industry representative with regulators and stakeholders. We work closely with our members to break down barriers and to open opportunities for all sectors of the solar industry, giving rise to a strong market for solar energy today and into the future. CanSIA is Influencing Policy, Regulations and Public Opinion CanSIA recognizes the need for a strong, trusted advocate and ambassador for the Canadian solar industry that provides public information about the benefits of solar. This year more than ever, CanSIA will proactively offer quality, fact-driven and publicly consumable content to demonstrate the value of solar for all Canadians.

Our members rely on CanSIA s news and information service to stay well-informed and up-to-date on all industry matters. In addition to breaking news updates and announcements, members receive a monthly Policy and Research Update which provides an essential overview of key policy and regulatory news and information. CanSIA is Keeping our Members Informed CanSIA s three Member Networks equip employees of our Corporate Members with relevant information: Policy and Market Development Network Utility and Regulatory Affairs Network Communications and Public Engagement Network Numerous member webinars offer: Insights into current and emerging solar markets in Canada; Discussions on leveraging new policy and regulatory initiatives; and, Research results and market intelligence for use in business planning.

CanSIA enables our members to grow their professional network, develop business opportunities and build their profile by: Making members known and visible; Facilitating introductions and connections; Offering advertising, exhibiting and sponsorship opportunities; and, Maintaining a strong, trusted brand with which to affiliate your business. CanSIA is Generating Opportunities for Our Members

ANNUAL CONFERENCES AND EVENTS CanSIA regularly hosts the largest and most influential solar industry events across Canada with our partner, Hannover Fairs USA (HFUSA), the U.S. subsidiary to Deutsche Messe. Solar West May 9-11, 2017 Edmonton, AB Solar Canada December 4-5, 2017 Toronto, ON Summer Solstice Summer Solstice June 21, 2017 Toronto, ON Game Changer Awards December 5, 2017 Toronto, ON Learn more at www.cansia.ca/events

CHOOSING A MEMBERSHIP LEVEL Three levels of Corporate Membership are available for small to large corporations, either working as part of the industry or as a service provider to the industry. Membership level is selected based on company size and membership objectives. Two levels of Supporter Membership are available for government, public sector and not-for-profit organizations. Supporters are stakeholders in the industry who want to see it succeed, and want to be part of the success story.

C1 (Industry Leader) Corporate Level 1 Annual Fee: $10,000 25+ employees OR > $10 million annual solar revenue OR 10+ MW in solar assets C2 Corporate Level 2 Annual Fee: $3,500 5-24 employees OR $2-10 million annual solar revenue OR < 10 MW in solar assets C3 Corporate Level 3 Annual Fee: $1,000 < 5 employees OR < $2 million annual solar revenue (Not available for publicly traded companies) S1 Supporter Level 1 Annual Fee: $3,000 Municipalities, government departments, utilities, regulators S2 Supporter Level 2 Annual Fee: $500 Non-profit organizations, educational Institutions, community groups

Learn More About CanSIA Membership To discuss your options and the benefits available through CanSIA Membership, please contact: Lisa Hatina Business Development and Member Relations Manager lhatina@cansia.ca Tel: 343-700-3599 Toll free: 866-522-6742 x230 2016 / 2017 Industry Leaders