Commodity import · Canada

Solar Panel & Renewable-Energy Import Freight Into Canada

RRA coordinates freight, in-house customs clearance, warehousing, and staged project delivery for Canadian importers of solar panels and renewable-energy equipment. Bulky, damage-sensitive cargo with real trade-remedy exposure — handled by one accountable team from origin to the project site. RRA moves and clears the equipment; it does not sell it.

FMC-Registered NVOCCIn-House Customs ClearanceCanada & USA BondedNationwide Canadian CoverageMoving freight since 2013
One accountable team

Freight, Customs and Project Delivery — One Team

Solar modules are physically bulky, damage-sensitive, and often bound for a project site on a schedule. RRA coordinates the whole move under one file: ocean freight, in-house customs and trade-remedy review, drayage, warehousing, and staged delivery.

Ocean · Containerized

Containerized Ocean Freight

FCL and LCL ocean freight for panels, inverters, mounting, and balance-of-system components, with damage-sensitive handling.

Customs · Trade remedy

Customs & AD/CV Review

In-house customs with review of anti-dumping/countervailing exposure on photovoltaic goods before arrival.

Warehousing

Warehousing & Staging

Bonded or standard storage and staging when panels arrive ahead of the installation schedule.

Project delivery

Staged Project Delivery

Sequenced delivery to the project site, coordinated with the install timeline and site access.

Drayage

Drayage & Port Handling

Terminal handling and drayage from the gateway, with deconsolidation when required.

One file

One Accountable Team

Freight, customs, storage, and delivery planned together — one point of contact from origin to site.

How it works

How Your Solar Import Moves

  1. Shipment planningWe confirm panel and equipment specs, quantities, origin, Incoterm, project site, and the installation timeline that delivery has to serve.
  2. Trade-remedy & customs reviewOur in-house customs team reviews classification, origin, and any anti-dumping/countervailing exposure on photovoltaic goods before the equipment ships.
  3. Containerized ocean freightFCL or LCL toward the Canadian gateway that fits the origin and destination, with damage-sensitive handling.
  4. In-house customs clearanceCARM-ready filing with classification, origin, and permits handled in-house. Release remains subject to CBSA and other government agencies.
  5. Warehousing & stagingBonded or standard storage when panels arrive ahead of the install, with staging for sequenced release.
  6. Staged project deliverySequenced delivery across Canada to the project site, coordinated with the install timeline and unloading requirements.
Compliance

Solar Imports and Canadian Trade Remedies

Certain photovoltaic modules and laminates originating in or exported from China may be subject to CBSA anti-dumping and countervailing measures. Classification numbers alone do not determine whether goods are subject — we review it before you ship.

Compliance context current as of 2026 and subject to change; see CBSA measures in force for photovoltaic modules and laminates. Whether specific goods are subject is confirmed per shipment.

AD/CV measures on photovoltaic goods

CBSA lists anti-dumping and countervailing measures covering certain photovoltaic modules and laminates from China. The measures reference classifications such as 8541.42.00.00 and 8541.43.00.00, while noting classification alone does not determine whether goods are subject.

Review before shipment

Our in-house customs team assesses origin, classification, and exposure before the equipment ships, so duty treatment and admissibility are understood up front. Final determination rests with CBSA.

RRA coordinates freight and in-house customs for solar importers; it does not manufacture or sell solar equipment. Final duty and admissibility rest with CBSA.

FAQ

Solar Import Freight FAQ

No. RRA is a freight forwarder with in-house customs clearance. We coordinate the international freight, customs clearance, warehousing, and project delivery for companies importing solar equipment into Canada — we do not sell the panels.
Certain photovoltaic modules and laminates from China may be subject to CBSA anti-dumping and countervailing measures. Classification numbers alone don't determine whether goods are subject — our in-house customs team reviews origin and classification before shipment, and CBSA makes the final determination.
Yes. Bonded or standard warehousing and staging let panels arrive ahead of the install and release in sequence to the project site.
Yes. We coordinate staged delivery across Canada to the site, planned around the install timeline, unloading, and site access.
Send the equipment specs and quantities, origin, Incoterm, project site, install timeline, and the HS code if known.
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Importing Solar Into Canada?

Send the equipment, origin, and project timeline. We'll plan the freight, customs, storage, and staged delivery together — and flag any trade-remedy exposure before you ship.

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