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iSolar Solutions Inc.
A Canadian manufacturer of solar powered ventilation fan systems serving Canada and the USA.

Free Shipping to Canada, Continental USA and Mexico. Ships within 2 Business Days. Currency Calculated at Checkout.
Free Shipping to Canada, Continental USA and Mexico. Ships within 2 Business Days. Currency Calculated at Checkout.
A Canadian manufacturer of solar powered ventilation fan systems serving Canada and the USA.
Welcome! Here is an opportunity to join homeowners, contractors, retailers, home builders and electric utility companies from coast to coast who are taking part in a comfort and energy savings revolution!
Homeowners are enjoying cooler homes, lower electricity bills, and longer-lasting roofs thanks to our new Solar Powered Attic Fan (the SPAF). And every business that’s involved in roofing, solar energy, retailing, distribution or electricity supply has an exciting role to play.
The arrival of the Solar Powered Attic Fan represents a quantum leap in simplicity and technology. It extends roof life, significantly lowers electricity bills, and makes everywhere in the house more comfortable.
We stand by its durability with our 20-year limited manufacturer’s warranty and here’s the best part—it takes just 15 minutes to get it up and running! No building permits, no complicated electrical work, and no need to cut a massive new hole in your roof!
On this site, contractors can find installation instructions for different kinds of roofs, gable-end and soffit vents, and everyone can get answers to Frequently Asked Questions, the research behind the product, and a Contact Us section to get in touch if you need any assistance. You can also join us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn
We are dedicated to innovation and finding new ways to use solar power to improve our homes and our everyday lives. The Solar Powered Attic Fan is our first major step forward in achieving this goal. And we’re just getting started. Thank you for visiting us.
Sincerely yours,
Director, Finance Committee Chair, and President
A Land Acknowledgement is a formal statement that recognizes our relationship between Indigenous peoples and their traditional territories.
Acknowledging the land is an Indigenous practice that has been happening for thousands of years. It recognizes and respects the legal and spiritual relationship Indigenous peoples have with their territories. Today, a land acknowledgement remains a way of recognizing and expressing gratitude to the Indigenous peoples whose land we reside on.
We would like to start by acknowledging that the Anishinaabe lands on which we live and work are the traditional and Treaty #20 territories of the Chippewas of Georgina Island. As a Municipality, Grimsby and Stratford has shared responsibility for the stewardship of this land, while recognizing the many other Nations, whose presence here continues to this day.
We further acknowledge that Grimsby and Stratford are part of the treaty lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit, recognized through Treaty #13 as well as the Williams Treaties of 1923.
A shared understanding of how the rich cultural heritage that has existed for centuries and of how our collective past brought us to where we are today, will help us walk together into a better future.
The land acknowledgement is our first step to bringing attention and showing respect to the Indigenous peoples who first lived – and currently live – on the land where we live and work.
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Petar Cuckovic is a professional leader, is semi-retired, financially literate, and a community minded, green energy advocate. He was a member of the Ontario Teachers for over 30 years, as part of the Windsor Ontario, Essex Catholic School Board. He has also been a long-standing Board member and Chair of the Non-Profit Housing Corp. in Windsor Ontario and President, CAES Corporation, Toronto Ontario. He is a graduate of the University of Windsor, B. Mus and Faculty of Education, University of Windsor, B. Ed. His interests include cuisine, art, music, carpentry and golden retrievers. Petar is an active community member in Port Franks Ontario, with his wife Janice Cuckovic, and is father to two professional daughters.
Rita Middleton has over thirty years’ strategic and operational senior management experience, including operational start-up, dynamic operating segment growth, industry regulatory and public company compliance, business restructuring, process and systems re-engineering; and corporate capital structure initiatives.
She was co-founder of First Carbon Credits Corporation, is qualified as a CSA Certified Greenhouse Gas Inventory Quantifier and has more than 15 years of entrepreneurial experience in the renewable energy sector. Prior to this, Rita was in the broadcast and entertainment industry. Initially she was with CUC Broadcasting, primarily a cable television distributor, and then worked in increasingly senior finance, corporate development and technology roles at Alliance Atlantis Communications Inc., one of Canada’s largest and most successful international media companies, which was listed on the TSX and NASDAQ. She was Senior Vice President, Finance & Information Technology Services, with Alliance Atlantis at the time the company was sold for $2.3 billion in 2007.
Rita has been actively involved, at Executive levels of various Boards and with charitable organizations, including The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada (LLSC); Humane Canada, and the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA). She is also currently on the Board of Directors and Audit Committee Chair of Wildbrain Ltd, a publicly traded company on the TSE, that is a global leader in kids’ and family entertainment.
She is a CPA/Chartered Accountant by profession, holds an Honours Business Administration Degree (Co-Op Accounting Program) from Brock University, and in 2019, was recognized with the Brock alumni Goodman School of Business Distinguished Graduate Award. . Rita holds a second degree black belt in the Zen Bei Butoku Kai karate organization and actively assists with instruction in her local dojo.
Rob is a director of four private renewable energy companies. In 1998, prior to focusing on renewable energy and sustainable development Rob helped develop North American free markets for the procurement, transmission and sale of natural gas.
Rob has 30+ years of experience in corporate start ups, energy consulting, government and regulatory affairs, supply chain management, transmission logistics & tariffs, land management, natural gas marketing, wind and solar power development and other sources of recyclable clean energy. Rob continues to lend his experience to several renewable energy Boards both public and private dedicated to creating the clean energy economy.
Since 2004, Rob has secured private equity financing for wind, solar and run-of-river power projects. Located in Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia, they are currently producing more than 500 megawatts of clean renewable power or are under late stage construction.
Peter is a career environmentalist with 25 years in the energy/electricity sector. Prior to founding Love Energy Consultants in 2009, Peter was Chief Conservation Officer for the Ontario Power Authority.
Peter spent ten years at Summerhill Group, with his last position being Chairman. During his tenure at Summerhill Peter served as the Executive Director of the Canadian Energy Efficiency Alliance. He has sat on the boards of several businesses and non-profit organizations and holds an MBA from the University of Toronto.
In 2007 Peter was given the prestigious Sustainable Buildings Canada – Lifetime Achievement Award.
Tom was the founding principal of International Solar Solutions Inc., the company that developed the Solar Attic Fan. He graduated from the DeVry Institute of Technology in Toronto as an Electronics Engineering Technologist.
25 years of running his own security company took Tom into many hot attics. That experience inspired him to design and plan the manufacture of the Solar Powered Attic Fan.
Ed Houghton, CET, brings to iSOLAR over 45 years of combined experience in both the electric and water & wastewater industries, with a wealth of municipal-utility experience and Ontario energy sector knowledge, as well as a deep understanding of issues facing local municipalities.
Among his numerous past professional roles, affiliations and volunteer activities, he was a long-time President and CEO of Collus PowerStream Corp. and Collingwood Public Utilities, Chair of the EDA, a member of the Ontario Energy Board Transmission Task Force and long serving board member of the Independent Electricity System Operator (and its predecessor, the Independent Electricity Market Operator). Ed is also a past Chair of the drinking water users’ group committee of Zenon Environmental Inc., as well as a past Chair of their wastewater users’ group committee.
In 2012, he was the recipient of the Ontario Municipal Water Association (OMWA) Exceptional Merit Award, presented to the individual who made an important contribution to the waterworks sector over an extended period of time. Also, for distinguished service to the water-supply field, in 2005, Ed was recognized with the most prestigious award for water in North America – the George Warren Fuller Award. In 2002, Ed received the Presidential Citation from the Electricity Distributors Association in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the Ontario electricity industry.
Rita Middleton has over thirty years’ strategic and operational senior management experience, including operational start-up, dynamic operating segment growth, industry regulatory and public company compliance, business restructuring, process and systems re-engineering; and corporate capital structure initiatives.
She was co-founder of First Carbon Credits Corporation, is qualified as a CSA Certified Greenhouse Gas Inventory Quantifier and has more than 15 years of entrepreneurial experience in the renewable energy sector. Prior to this, Rita was in the broadcast and entertainment industry. Initially she was with CUC Broadcasting, primarily a cable television distributor, and then worked in increasingly senior finance, corporate development and technology roles at Alliance Atlantis Communications Inc., one of Canada’s largest and most successful international media companies, which was listed on the TSX and NASDAQ. She was Senior Vice President, Finance & Information Technology Services, with Alliance Atlantis at the time the company was sold for $2.3 billion in 2007.
Rita has been actively involved, at Executive levels of various Boards and with charitable organizations, including The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada (LLSC); Humane Canada, and the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA). She is also currently on the Board of Directors and Audit Committee Chair of Wildbrain Ltd, a publicly traded company on the TSE, that is a global leader in kids’ and family entertainment.
She is a CPA/Chartered Accountant by profession, holds an Honours Business Administration Degree (Co-Op Accounting Program) from Brock University, and in 2019, was recognized with the Brock alumni Goodman School of Business Distinguished Graduate Award. Rita holds a second degree black belt in the Zen Bei Butoku Kai karate organization and actively assists with instruction in her local dojo.
John has had national sales & marketing leadership roles in the energy industry with a focus on strategic accounts since 1989. He has focused on comprehensive, enterprise energy solutions for commercial, industrial and institutional clients throughout North America.
John works with organizations that strive to achieve best-in-class operating costs and environmental sustainability through the development and execution of corporate-wide energy management solutions. He cut his teeth in the early days of natural gas deregulation with ECNG Inc. In 1996 he was a co-founder of one of Canada’s preeminent consulting companies, Energy Advantage Inc. Since then he filled several roles at Direct Energy (Business) including heading up both the Canadian National & Strategic Accounts sales team and later, Direct Energy’s Demand Response group. John is a member of the Independent Electric System Operator of Ontario’s (IESO) Demand Response Working Group (DRWG and the Ontario Energy Association (“OEA”) Smart Grid Forum – Corporate Partner’s Committee.
Greg Middleton, PMP, is a member of the Project Management Institute (PMI). As co-founder of Proven Private Networks, a technical and management consulting company, he has provided management level technical consulting services to a wide array of organizations over the last two decades, including: Oshawa Food Group, National Grocers, Alliance Atlantis Communications Inc., CanWest Global, Maple Leafs Sports & Entertainment and Innovax Concepts. His management background includes the full lifecycle deployment of many software and hardware technologies in a variety of industries in addition to providing Senior IT Management consulting services.
Steve Alexander heads up iSolar Solutions product development and supports our marketing and field services.
He comes with over 15 years of energy efficiency experience in regulated utility programs. His most recent activity for iSolar was to develop a new OEM solution called the FLEX line offering homeowners the ultimate flexibility in solar-powered ventilation. His field services experience is backed by over 5 years of practical contracting experience, most of which is centered around the installation of iSolar Solutions Solar Attic Ventilation Systems in Florida where he resides with his wife and two adult sons. Steve enjoys travelling with his family, deep-sea fishing, and hiking.