# RebateHub.ca: Canadian home energy programs (full data) > 135 current programs, generated 2026-10-19 from the dataset behind https://rebatehub.ca. License: CC BY 4.0, attribution "RebateHub.ca". Amounts are maximums in Canadian dollars; confirm with the official source before relying on them. RebateHub is an independent, privately owned website. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or acting for the Government of Canada, any provincial, territorial or municipal government, or any utility, and we don’t process rebate applications. Program details change and eligibility is decided only by each program’s administrator: confirm with the official program before you buy or install. Some installers and partners pay us; see how we make money on our About page. Amounts: each program's maximum for its own measure. Typical stacks below are for an air-source heat pump, programs open today, no income test; announced programs are "not open yet" and never added. ## Key facts (as of 2026-10-19) - National Heat Pump Rebate: announced, not open yet; no launch date published. Cold-climate air-source heat pump (other eligible homeowners): $2,000; Cold-climate air-source heat pump (households below median income) [income-qualified]: Up to $10,000. Verified 2026-10-12. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-national-heat-pump-rebate - Home Renovation Savings Program: open. Cold-climate air-source heat pump (home heated by electricity, oil, propane or wood): $1,250 per ton, up to $7,500; Cold-climate air-source heat pump (home heated by Enbridge natural gas): $500 per ton, up to $2,000; Cold-climate air-source heat pump (rented equipment, any heating fuel): $500 per ton, up to $2,000. Verified 2026-10-12. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-home-renovation-savings - LogisVert Efficient Homes Program: open. Air-source heat pump (ENERGY STAR): $50 per 1,000 BTU/h at -8°C; Air-source heat pump (ENERGY STAR Cold Climate): $120 per 1,000 BTU/h at -8°C (advertised up to $6,700); Multi-unit rental bonus (energy-insecure areas): +$100 per 1,000 BTU/h (total $220). Verified 2026-10-12. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-logisvert - Rénoclimat: open, deadline 2029-03-31. Roof insulation: $1.75 per sq ft, up to $2,000 (house) / $5,000 (duplex, triplex, multi-unit); Exterior wall insulation: $3.50 per sq ft, up to $7,000 (house) / $11,000 (duplex, triplex, multi-unit); Foundation and floor insulation: $0.50–$3.50 per sq ft, up to $2,500 (house) / $3,500 (duplex, triplex, multi-unit). Verified 2026-10-12. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-renoclimat - CleanBC Energy Savings Program (ground-oriented homes): open. Heat pump replacing oil heat: Level 1: up to $13,000 · Level 2: up to $7,000 · Level 3: up to $3,500; Heat pump replacing natural gas or propane heat: Level 1: up to $13,000 · Level 2: up to $7,000 · Level 3: up to $3,500; Combined space and water heat pump replacing fossil fuel: Level 1: up to $16,500 · Level 2: up to $11,500 · Level 3: up to $7,000. Verified 2026-10-12. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-energy-savings-program - Home Renovation Rebate Program: open. Heat pump, whole-home heating (replacing electric heat): $4,000; Heat pump, partial-home heating (replacing electric heat): $1,500; Insulation: Up to $5,500. Verified 2026-10-12. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-home-renovation-rebate-program - Canada Greener Homes Grant: closed (last day 2025-12-31). Verified 2026-10-12. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-canada-greener-homes-grant - Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program: closed (last day 2026-07-31). Verified 2026-10-12. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-oil-to-heat-pump-affordability - Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program: open. Insulation and air sealing: Covered in full; Heat pumps: Covered in full; Windows, doors, smart thermostats: Covered in full where offered. Verified 2026-10-12. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-canada-greener-homes-affordability-program - Home Energy Loan Program: open. Home energy retrofit loan: Up to $125,000 or 10% of the property's CVA, whichever is less. Verified 2026-10-12. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-toronto-help - Home Energy Assessment Program: open. Ductless mini-split heat pump (new added capacity): $300 per ton; Centrally ducted air-source heat pump: $500 per ton; Geothermal heat pump (closed or open loop): $600 per ton. Verified 2026-10-12. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ns-home-energy-assessment - Efficiency Manitoba Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pump Rebate: open. Centrally ducted cold climate air source heat pump: $2,000; Ductless cold climate air source heat pump: $1,500. Verified 2026-10-12. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/mb-efficiency-manitoba-air-source-heat-pump-rebate - Oil to Electric Incentive Program: open. Central heat pump (general): Up to $9,000; Multi-split or multiple mini-split heat pumps (general): Up to $6,500; Electric furnace or electric boiler (general): Up to $5,000; Central heat pump (income-qualified) [income-qualified]: Up to $22,000. Verified 2026-10-12. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nl-oil-to-electric-incentive - Good Energy Heat Pump Rebate: open. Heat pump in an existing home: 50% up to $10,500; Heat pump in a new home: Up to $1,500. Verified 2026-10-11. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/yt-heat-pump-rebate - Chauffez vert – Oil and Propane Heating Replacement: closed (last day 2026-03-31). Verified 2026-10-12. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-chauffez-vert ## Heat pump rebates by province (typical air-source stack) - [British Columbia heat pump rebates](https://rebatehub.ca/british-columbia/heat-pumps): air-source, open today: up to $5,000 (Home Renovation Rebate Program $4,000 for "Heat pump, whole-home heating (replacing electric heat)" + BC Hydro Air Source Heat Pump Bonus Rebate (Fall 2026) $1,000 for "Whole-home heat pump (Home Renovation Rebate Program)"); + $2,000 when the National Heat Pump Rebate opens (up to $10,000 below the median income); income-qualified, open today: up to $33,500 - [Alberta heat pump rebates](https://rebatehub.ca/alberta/heat-pumps): no province-wide heat pump rebate open; + $2,000 when the National Heat Pump Rebate opens (up to $10,000 below the median income) - [Saskatchewan heat pump rebates](https://rebatehub.ca/saskatchewan/heat-pumps): no province-wide heat pump rebate open; + $2,000 when the National Heat Pump Rebate opens (up to $10,000 below the median income) - [Manitoba heat pump rebates](https://rebatehub.ca/manitoba/heat-pumps): air-source, open today: up to $2,000 (Efficiency Manitoba Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pump Rebate $2,000 for "Centrally ducted cold climate air source heat pump"); + $2,000 when the National Heat Pump Rebate opens (up to $10,000 below the median income) - [Ontario heat pump rebates](https://rebatehub.ca/ontario/heat-pumps): air-source, open today: up to $7,500 (Home Renovation Savings Program $7,500 for "Cold-climate air-source heat pump (home heated by electricity, oil, propane or wood)"); gas-heated homes: $2,000 from Home Renovation Savings Program; ground-source: up to $12,000; + $2,000 when the National Heat Pump Rebate opens (up to $10,000 below the median income) - [Québec heat pump rebates](https://rebatehub.ca/quebec/heat-pumps): air-source, open today: up to $14,000 (Énergir Dual-Energy Grants (heat pump added to a natural gas system) $7,300 for "Heat pump added to a natural gas forced-air system (single-family home or condo)" + LogisVert Efficient Homes Program $6,700 for "Air-source heat pump (ENERGY STAR Cold Climate)"); ground-source: up to $18,000; + $2,000 when the National Heat Pump Rebate opens (up to $10,000 below the median income) - [New Brunswick heat pump rebates](https://rebatehub.ca/new-brunswick/heat-pumps): air-source, open today: up to $1,500 (Total Home Energy Savings Program $1,500 for "Central ducted air-source heat pump"); ground-source: up to $2,000; + $2,000 when the National Heat Pump Rebate opens (up to $10,000 below the median income) - [Nova Scotia heat pump rebates](https://rebatehub.ca/nova-scotia/heat-pumps): no fixed total: Home Energy Assessment Program pays by system size; + $2,000 when the National Heat Pump Rebate opens (up to $10,000 below the median income) - [Prince Edward Island heat pump rebates](https://rebatehub.ca/prince-edward-island/heat-pumps): no province-wide heat pump rebate open; + $2,000 when the National Heat Pump Rebate opens (up to $10,000 below the median income) - [Newfoundland and Labrador heat pump rebates](https://rebatehub.ca/newfoundland-and-labrador/heat-pumps): air-source, open today: up to $9,000 (Oil to Electric Incentive Program $9,000 for "Central heat pump (general)"); + $2,000 when the National Heat Pump Rebate opens (up to $10,000 below the median income); income-qualified, open today: up to $22,000 - [Yukon heat pump rebates](https://rebatehub.ca/yukon/heat-pumps): air-source, open today: up to $25,500 (Dependable Grid Program $15,000 for "Dual-fuel system (heat pump + non-electric backup), existing electrically heated home" + Good Energy Heat Pump Rebate $10,500 for "Heat pump in an existing home"); + $2,000 when the National Heat Pump Rebate opens (up to $10,000 below the median income); income-qualified, open today: up to $49,500 - [Northwest Territories heat pump rebates](https://rebatehub.ca/northwest-territories/heat-pumps): no territory-wide heat pump rebate open; + $2,000 when the National Heat Pump Rebate opens (up to $10,000 below the median income) - [Nunavut heat pump rebates](https://rebatehub.ca/nunavut/heat-pumps): no territory-wide heat pump rebate open; + $2,000 when the National Heat Pump Rebate opens (up to $10,000 below the median income) ## National Heat Pump Rebate - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-national-heat-pump-rebate - Official source: https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change/campaigns/one-million-home-energy-retrofits.html - Where: Canada · Level: Federal · Run by: Government of Canada (announced by Environment and Climate Change Canada; delivery department not yet named) - Status: Upcoming - Amount: up to $10,000 CAD ($2,000, or up to $10,000 for households below the median income) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords, Income-qualified · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: medium A new federal rebate announced on October 8, 2026 that will pay $2,000 toward an eligible cold-climate air-source heat pump, or up to $10,000 for households below the median income. Applications are not open yet. Incentives: - Cold-climate air-source heat pump (other eligible homeowners): $2,000 - Cold-climate air-source heat pump (households below median income): Up to $10,000 (The median-income threshold has not been published yet.) Eligibility: - Installing an eligible electric cold-climate air-source heat pump - The heat pump must be on the federal Eligible Products List - The larger rebate is for households below the median income; the income threshold has not been published - One rebate per person: a landlord who claims for a heat pump in a rental property they own cannot also claim for their own home - Designed for homeowners replacing a heating system that has broken down or is near the end of its life How to apply: 1. Sign up for updates on the federal 'One million home energy retrofits' page 2. Once the portal opens, apply online with your personal details and the heat pump model you plan to install 3. Wait for approval (expected within 24 hours), then buy and install the heat pump 4. Upload your receipts through the portal after installation 5. Receive payment by direct deposit (approval expected within about five days) Stacks with: Home Renovation Savings Program Notes: Not open for applications yet. The government has not announced the launch date, the median-income cut-off, the department that will run the rebate, or whether heat pumps installed before launch will qualify. If you are counting on this rebate, check the official page before you buy. The same announcement included separate measures for rental and apartment buildings: a CMHC mortgage insurance product for retrofits of existing rental buildings, a Canada Infrastructure Bank retrofit initiative for multi-unit buildings, and renewed funding for deep-retrofit accelerators. ## Home Renovation Savings Program (HRSP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-home-renovation-savings - Official source: https://homerenovationsavings.ca/ - Where: Ontario · Level: Provincial · Run by: Save on Energy (IESO) and Enbridge Gas, with support from the Government of Ontario - Status: Open · Start: 2025-01-28 - Amount: up to $12,000 CAD (Up to $7,500 for an air-source heat pump ($12,000 ground-source) in homes not heated by gas; several upgrades can be combined) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Ontario's main home-retrofit rebate program. You can claim single upgrades such as a heat pump, attic insulation, solar with a battery, a smart thermostat or ENERGY STAR appliances without an energy assessment, or do an assessment and two or more upgrades for envelope rebates. Incentives: - Cold-climate air-source heat pump (home heated by electricity, oil, propane or wood): $1,250 per ton, up to $7,500 (Based on rated heating capacity at 8.3°C. Must be on NRCan's cold-climate list. A participating contractor submits the application, and installation must wait for pre-approval.) - Cold-climate air-source heat pump (home heated by Enbridge natural gas): $500 per ton, up to $2,000 - Cold-climate air-source heat pump (rented equipment, any heating fuel): $500 per ton, up to $2,000 (Applies when the heat pump is rented instead of bought.) - Ground-source heat pump (home heated by electricity, oil, propane or wood): $2,000 per ton, up to $12,000 (Based on closed-loop heating capacity.) - Ground-source heat pump (home heated by Enbridge natural gas, or rented equipment): $3,000 flat - Rooftop solar PV: $1,000 per kW, up to 50% of cost, max $5,000 (Load displacement only; no net metering. Written pre-approval required before buying or installing.) - Battery storage (with new solar): $300 per kWh, up to 50% of cost, max $5,000 (Must be installed with a new solar PV system and sized for it.) - Attic insulation, no assessment (from R-12 or less to R-50): Up to $1,250 (Rebate is 50% of the after-tax cost, up to the cap. Participating contractor required. Install by November 30, 2026.) - Attic insulation, no assessment (from above R-12 up to R-25, to R-50): Up to $1,000 (Same conditions as above.) - Attic insulation, no assessment (from above R-25 up to R-35, to R-50): Up to $800 (Same conditions as above.) - Cathedral ceiling or flat roof insulation, no assessment: Up to $750 ($750 for R-25 or less brought to R-28; $650 for R-12 or less brought to R-20. 50% of after-tax cost, up to the cap.) - Smart thermostat: $125 (Instant code at checkout, or a rebate after purchase (upload the receipt within 60 days). One per home. Buy, install and activate by December 31, 2026.) - ENERGY STAR Most Efficient appliances: $25 to $200 per appliance (Heat pump dryer $200, induction cooktop or range $150, washer $75, fridge $50, freezer $50, dishwasher $25. Must replace an existing electric appliance; apply within 60 days of purchase.) - Home energy assessments (assessment track): $600 (Paid once the follow-up assessment is done and at least two upgrades are complete. Only paid the first time you complete the program.) - Insulation (assessment track: attic, walls, foundation, crawlspace, exposed floor): Up to $7,700 combined (Attic up to $1,500, exterior walls up to $3,600, foundation (basement or crawlspace walls, slab, headers) up to $2,300, exposed floor $300. Overall assessment-track cap applies.) - Windows and doors (assessment track): $100 per rough opening (ENERGY STAR certified. Minimum of three window openings, or one door, skylight or sliding door.) - Air sealing (assessment track): $200 to $250 ($250 if you beat the airtightness target by 10% or more.) - Heat pump water heater (assessment track): $500 (ENERGY STAR certified model replacing a gas, electric, propane or oil water heater.) - Multi-upgrade bonus (assessment track): $500 (Three or more qualifying upgrades, with a follow-up assessment dated January 5, 2026 or later.) Eligibility: - You must own the home. Tenants cannot apply; landlords apply for rental units. - Single-detached, semi-detached, row house or townhouse, or mobile home on a permanent foundation. Stacked townhomes are excluded, except that the heat pump rebate can cover an individual unit with its own heating system. Homes occupied for six months or less do not qualify. - The home is heated mainly by natural gas with an active Enbridge Gas account, or is connected to the Ontario grid and heated by electricity, oil, propane or wood. - Cornwall Electric customers are excluded unless the home is heated by Enbridge natural gas. - Heat pumps must be on NRCan's qualified list, and the home cannot already have a heat pump for space heating. Windows, doors and heat pump water heaters must be ENERGY STAR certified. How to apply: 1. Go to homerenovationsavings.ca and choose the with-assessment or without-assessment path. 2. Heat pumps and attic insulation: confirm eligibility online and hire a participating contractor, who submits the application. Heat pumps need pre-approval before installation. 3. Solar and batteries: your contractor submits a pre-installation form; get written pre-approval from the program and your local utility before buying or installing anything. 4. Assessment track: book a first assessment with a listed service organization before starting work, complete two or more upgrades, then book the follow-up assessment. 5. Rebates arrive by cheque (within about 60 days of approval), Interac e-Transfer (about 30 days for the assessment track), or an Enbridge bill credit for some thermostat rebates. Stacks with: National Heat Pump Rebate; Home Energy Loan Program; Better Homes Ottawa Loan Program; Guelph Greener Homes; Better Homes Peterborough; Durham Greener Homes Loan Program Notes: Several dates matter before the end of 2026: no-assessment attic insulation must be installed by November 30, 2026; assessment-track follow-up assessments must be booked by November 30 and completed by December 31, 2026 (and within 180 days of your first assessment); and the smart thermostat offer ends December 31, 2026. No end date has been announced for the heat pump, solar and appliance rebates. You cannot combine these rebates with another Enbridge, Save on Energy or Ontario government incentive for the same upgrade. Money from other sources, such as federal or municipal programs, is allowed as long as the total does not exceed the cost of a heat pump or solar project, or 50% of the after-tax cost of attic insulation. Some older pages and graphics still show earlier amounts ($75 or $100 for thermostats, $1,000 for attic insulation); the current amounts are $125 and up to $1,250. Program line: 1-866-449-8510 or info@homerenovationsavings.ca. ## LogisVert Efficient Homes Program (LogisVert) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-logisvert - Official source: https://www.hydroquebec.com/residential/energy-wise/financial-assistance/logisvert/residential.html - Where: Québec · Level: Utility · Run by: Hydro-Québec - Status: Open - Amount: up to $22,000 CAD (Up to $6,700 for a heat pump; up to $22,000 for ETS + central heat pump) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords, Renters · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Hydro-Québec's main home-efficiency program pays grants for heat pumps, geothermal systems, electric thermal storage, roof insulation with air sealing, and a few efficient appliances. Incentives: - Air-source heat pump (ENERGY STAR): $50 per 1,000 BTU/h at -8°C (Central split system or wall-mounted mini-split. Must be new, ENERGY STAR certified, have an outdoor unit of at least 12,000 BTU/h, and be installed in a home whose main heating is electric.) - Air-source heat pump (ENERGY STAR Cold Climate): $120 per 1,000 BTU/h at -8°C (advertised up to $6,700) (Hydro-Québec advertises up to $6,700 but does not explain how that figure is reached. Replacing a single coil or one indoor or outdoor unit, or replacing a unit after a breakdown covered by warranty or insurance, does not qualify.) - Multi-unit rental bonus (energy-insecure areas): +$100 per 1,000 BTU/h (total $220) (For Cold Climate wall-mounted units installed on or after 2026-06-15 in rental buildings of 2 or more units built in 1995 or earlier, in an area designated by Hydro-Québec, with a building value per unit below the regional median, one meter per unit and tenants paying their own electricity. Condos are excluded. Paid to the owner. Cannot be combined with the multiple-measures bonus or any other utility or government offer.) - Cold Climate heat pump – Îles-de-la-Madeleine: $200 per 1,000 BTU/h (Not available if the heat pump replaces or supplements a fuel-fired main heating system, or in buildings less than 5 years old. Cannot be combined with the multiple-measures bonus.) - Roof insulation (R-50) and caulking: $1,500 (Houses only, with electricity as the main heating source. 100% of the roof must reach at least RSI 8.8 (R-50), and windows, doors, attic hatches, range hoods, bathroom fans, outlets and fireplaces must all be caulked. Once per home.) - New geothermal heat pump: $750 per 1,000 BTU/h (The authorized installer deducts the grant from the invoice.) - Geothermal heat pump replacement: $250 per 1,000 BTU/h (The existing unit must be at end of life and out of warranty. The $18,000 cap (72,000 BTU/h) applies to individual homes. Once per home.) - Electric thermal storage (ETS) system + central heat pump: $22,000 (Replaces the central heating system. The authorized installer deducts the grant from the invoice.) - Electric thermal storage (ETS) system alone: $15,000 (Replaces the central heating unit. The authorized installer deducts the grant from the invoice.) - Induction range: $250 (One per address. Needs at least 4 induction elements and a convection oven; cooktops alone don't qualify. Tenants can apply.) - Heat-pump clothes dryer: $250 (One per address. Condenser dryers and drying cabinets don't qualify. Tenants can apply.) - Efficient pool pump: $125 (two-speed) / $300 (variable-speed) (Ending: the pump must be bought and installed before 2026-11-30, and the claim filed before 2027-03-01.) - Multiple-measures bonus: 5% of total grant (When at least two different measures are approved in one application. Not combinable with the multi-unit rental bonus.) Eligibility: - Home in Québec supplied by Hydro-Québec, an off-grid Hydro-Québec system, or a municipal or cooperative grid - Heat pumps, induction ranges and heat-pump dryers: houses, condos, multiplexes, buildings of up to 19 units, and individually metered apartments in larger buildings - Roof insulation: houses whose main heating is electric. Geothermal replacement and pool pumps: houses and buildings of up to 19 units (geothermal also multiplexes) - Heat pumps must be ENERGY STAR certified, on Hydro-Québec's eligible list, and installed in a home whose main heating is electric - Equipment must be new and bought from a Québec retailer, or from an online retailer with a Québec address - Work must be done by a business listed with the Registraire des entreprises that holds the right RBQ licence subclasses - The grant goes to the owner, except induction ranges and dryers, which tenants can claim How to apply: 1. Check that your heat pump model is on Hydro-Québec's eligible list and estimate your grant on the LogisVert portal (logisvert.ca) before installing. 2. Hire a licensed contractor and keep your paid invoices, proof of ownership and photos of the equipment nameplates. 3. Submit your claim through the LogisVert portal within 9 months of installation. When you claim several measures together, the 9 months start from the first one. The portal is in French only. 4. Processing takes about 10 to 12 weeks once the file is complete. You will be asked for your SIN, NEQ or GST number so Hydro-Québec can issue a Relevé 27, and the cheque is mailed to you. 5. For new geothermal or ETS systems, use an authorized installer, who deducts the grant from your invoice. Stacks with: Rénoclimat; Novoclimat – Certified Energy-Efficient New Homes; LogisVert – Solar Panel Grant; RénoPlex – Renovation Subsidies for Buildings with 1 to 5 Dwellings; Laval Oil Heating Replacement Subsidy Notes: On October 8, 2026 the federal government announced new heat pump funding starting in 2027. Hydro-Québec says LogisVert continues as normal and applications are processed as usual in the meantime. The efficient pool pump measure ends on November 30, 2026. The former high-efficiency heat pump with caulking measure ($140 per 1,000 BTU/h) ended on August 25, 2025; work finished before then can still be claimed. You can combine LogisVert with other programs for different work, but not for the same equipment: if another government body or Hydro-Québec program has already paid for that equipment or work, LogisVert won't. For example, roof insulation can be claimed under LogisVert or Rénoclimat, not both. LogisVert has no water heater, window or smart thermostat grant; for thermostats, see Hilo. Hydro-Québec does not sell LogisVert by phone or door to door, so treat such offers as possible fraud. ## Rénoclimat (Rénoclimat) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-renoclimat - Official source: https://www.quebec.ca/habitation-territoire/chauffage-consommation-energie/aide-financiere-renovation-ecoenergetique/renoclimat - Where: Québec · Level: Provincial · Run by: Government of Québec (Ministère de l'Environnement, de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, de la Faune et des Parcs) - Status: Open · Deadline: 2029-03-31 · Start: 2026-10-01 - Amount: up to $31,000 CAD (Up to $21,500 (house) or $31,000 (duplex, triplex, multi-unit) for energy work, plus up to $38,500 for flood adaptation) · Type: Grant - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Québec's home renovation grant was overhauled on October 1, 2026. It now pays fixed rates for insulation, windows and fixed home batteries without a mandatory energy evaluation, and adds a new flood-adaptation stream. Incentives: - Roof insulation: $1.75 per sq ft, up to $2,000 (house) / $5,000 (duplex, triplex, multi-unit) (Add at least R-20 over at least 300 sq ft, reaching R-60 in an attic or R-40 in a cathedral or flat roof.) - Exterior wall insulation: $3.50 per sq ft, up to $7,000 (house) / $11,000 (duplex, triplex, multi-unit) (Add at least R-9 over at least 300 sq ft. Door and window openings are not counted in the area.) - Foundation and floor insulation: $0.50–$3.50 per sq ft, up to $2,500 (house) / $3,500 (duplex, triplex, multi-unit) (Basement walls with rim joist $2.50/sq ft (add R-15); basement slab $0.50/sq ft (add R-3); crawlspace walls or the floor above a crawlspace $3.50/sq ft (add R-23); exposed floors $3.50/sq ft (add R-23, min. 150 sq ft). Minimum 300 sq ft unless noted. One combined cap.) - Window replacement: $300 per opening, up to $4,500 (house) / $6,000 (duplex, triplex, multi-unit) (Windows and patio doors must be ENERGY STAR Most Efficient and installed in an existing opening. Glass-only or sash-only replacements and new openings don't qualify. Entry doors are no longer covered.) - Fixed home battery: Up to $4,000 (Principal residences and multi-unit buildings only. At least 5 kWh, permanently connected to the electrical panel, with a grid-interactive inverter meeting Hydro-Québec's E.12-07 standard. Portable batteries and EVs don't qualify.) - Connection to a backup power source: Up to $1,000 (Principal residences and multi-unit buildings only. Covers a master electrician's (RBQ 16.0) work to install and connect a transfer switch; the generator or switch itself is not covered.) - Optional energy evaluation: Up to $500 (By an ÉnerGuide advisor from a registered service organization. Reimbursed only when submitted with at least one eligible energy measure.) - Flood adaptation – simplified track: Up to $1,000 (sump pump with battery), $700 (backflow valve), $800 (removable flood barrier) (Principal residences and multi-unit buildings. No diagnostic required.) - Flood adaptation – accompanied track (flood zones): Diagnostic up to $1,000; recommended work at 75% of costs up to $35,000 (For homes in river-flood zones recognized by the Ministry. The diagnostic must be done first by a professional recognized by the Ministry. Adaptation stream total: up to $38,500 per home.) Eligibility: - Legal owner of a house, duplex, triplex or building of 4 or more units in Québec (individuals, businesses, non-profits, condo syndicates, co-ops and others) - Building of no more than 3 storeys above ground with a footprint of 600 m² or less, built and lived in for at least 5 years, on permanent foundations and connected to the Hydro-Québec, municipal or co-op grid - Work done on or after October 1, 2026 by a contractor holding the RBQ licences for that work; do-it-yourself work does not qualify - The contractor must fill in and sign the program's certificate of compliance - Insulation, windows and the evaluation are open to secondary residences; batteries, backup power and flood measures are for principal residences and multi-unit buildings only - Each measure can be claimed once per home (windows excepted) How to apply: 1. Optional: book an energy evaluation with an ÉnerGuide service organization. Up to $500 is covered. 2. Check the technical requirements in the participant guide, hire licensed contractors, and have each contractor sign the certificate of compliance. 3. Keep your invoices, photos, window ENERGY STAR labels, compliance forms and your property assessment. Sign up for the notification form on Québec.ca to be emailed when the online portal opens (expected fall 2026). 4. Submit your application in the portal within 12 months of finishing the work. Payment is by cheque after you enter your SIN or NEQ. Stacks with: LogisVert Efficient Homes Program; LogisVert – Solar Panel Grant Notes: You can start eligible work now under the new rules, but the application portal is not open yet, so keep every document until it is. If your home already had a pre-work evaluation under the old rules, or you requested one by October 12, 2026, you can finish under the old rules as long as the post-work evaluation is done by March 31, 2027. Heat pumps, doors, air sealing and ventilation are no longer covered; use LogisVert for heat pumps. Rénoclimat cannot be combined with other Québec, federal or municipal aid (including tax credits) for the same work. You can still use LogisVert or a city program for different work on the same home, such as a LogisVert heat pump alongside Rénoclimat wall insulation. The federal Canada Greener Homes Grant and Loan, formerly paired with Rénoclimat, are closed. ## CleanBC Energy Savings Program (ground-oriented homes) (ESP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-energy-savings-program - Official source: https://betterhomesbc.ca/learn-about-programs/energy-savings-program/ - Where: British Columbia · Level: Provincial · Run by: Province of B.C. (CleanBC Better Homes), delivered by CLEAResult - Status: Open - Amount: up to $16,500 CAD (Up to $13,000 for a heat pump (up to $16,500 for a combined space and water heat pump)) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Income-tested rebates, paid directly to registered contractors, that cover up to the full cost of a heat pump or heat pump water heater for lower- and middle-income B.C. households. Incentives: - Heat pump replacing oil heat: Level 1: up to $13,000 · Level 2: up to $7,000 · Level 3: up to $3,500 (Central ducted or three-head systems. Single-head mini-split: $7,000 / $5,000 / $3,000; two-head: $11,000 / $5,500 / $3,000. Air-to-water heat pumps get the central ducted amounts.) - Heat pump replacing natural gas or propane heat: Level 1: up to $13,000 · Level 2: up to $7,000 · Level 3: up to $3,500 (Central ducted or three-head systems. Single-head mini-split: $5,500 / $4,500 / $1,000; two-head: $11,000 / $5,500 / $1,000. The fossil-fuel system must be removed.) - Combined space and water heat pump replacing fossil fuel: Level 1: up to $16,500 · Level 2: up to $11,500 · Level 3: up to $7,000 (Must be on the program's air-to-water qualified product list.) - Dual-fuel ducted heat pump (gas or propane backup): Tank propane: $12,000 / $5,000 / $3,000 · Pacific Northern Gas: $8,500 / $1,500 / $1,500 (Amounts listed for Level 1 / Level 2 / Level 3.) - Heat pump replacing electric heat: Level 1 only: up to $5,000 (Combined space and water heat pump: up to $8,500. Not available at Levels 2 and 3.) - Heat pump replacing wood heat: Level 1: up to $5,000 · Level 2: up to $4,000 (Air-to-water: up to $5,000 at both levels; combined space and water: up to $8,500. Not available at Level 3.) - Heat pump water heater replacing a gas, propane or oil water heater: Up to $3,500 (Same amount at all three levels.) - Heat pump water heater replacing an electric water heater: Level 1: up to $3,500 · Level 2: up to $2,800 (Not available at Level 3.) - Electrical service upgrade: Level 1: up to $5,000 · Level 2: up to $3,500 · Level 3: up to $1,500 (Only for homes switching away from fossil-fuel space or water heating.) - Northern top-up (100 Mile House and north): Up to $3,000 (Levels 1 and 2) (For fossil-fuel-to-heat-pump switches in homes on BC Hydro electricity; $1,500 for a single-head mini-split.) - Ventilation: Bathroom fan up to $300 · HRV/ERV up to $1,600 (Level 1 covers 95% of cost and Level 2 covers 60%, up to these caps; must be paired with a heat pump or heat pump water heater.) - Health and safety repairs: Up to $800 (Level 1 covers 95% and Level 2 covers 60% of remediation costs (such as mould or pests) tied to an eligible upgrade.) Eligibility: - Combined pre-tax income of all adults in the home at or below the program limits. Examples: 1 person $51,100 (Level 1) / $63,900 (Level 2) / $102,100 (Level 3); 4 people $94,900 / $118,600 / $189,800; 7 or more $135,100 / $168,900 / $270,200 - Level 3 is only for ground-oriented homes switching from natural gas, propane or oil space heating to an electric heat pump - BC Assessment value at or under $1,200,000 for Levels 1 and 2, or $1,820,000 for Level 3 (registrations from April 1, 2026) - Year-round primary residence at least 12 months old - A household member holds the residential electricity account with BC Hydro, FortisBC or a municipal utility (not a strata or landlord) - Renters need a signed landlord consent form - Work must be done by an ESP-registered contractor How to apply: 1. Read the program requirements on betterhomesbc.ca 2. Pre-register online at bcenergysavingsprogram.ca with proof of income for each adult to get your ESP code (valid for upgrades completed within three months of approval) 3. Get quotes from ESP-registered contractors 4. Have the work installed; the contractor claims the rebate and you pay the remainder Stacks with: PST Exemption on Heat Pumps; National Heat Pump Rebate Notes: Amounts apply to invoices dated on or after July 6, 2026. You cannot use this program and the Home Renovation Rebate Program, ECAP or other utility income-qualified rebates for the same upgrade. Households at the lowest income levels may get upgrades at no cost through the Energy Conservation Assistance Program (ECAP). The Better Homes BC website is not being updated during the October 2026 provincial election period, so confirm amounts with the program before you sign a contract. Questions: 1-833-856-0333 or betterhomesESP@clearesult.com. ## Home Renovation Rebate Program (HRR) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-home-renovation-rebate-program - Official source: https://www.bchydro.com/powersmart/residential/savings-and-rebates/current-rebates-buy-backs/home-renovation-rebates.html - Where: British Columbia · Level: Utility · Run by: BC Hydro and FortisBC, with funding from the Province of B.C. (CleanBC) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $12,500 CAD (Up to $12,500 combined, plus bonuses) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords, Renters · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Rebates for B.C. households of any income for heat pumps in electrically heated homes, insulation, windows and doors, and heat pump water heaters, plus larger heat pump rebates for northern homes leaving oil, gas or propane. Incentives: - Heat pump, whole-home heating (replacing electric heat): $4,000 (Must meet 100% of the home's heating load at -5°C (or the local design temperature if colder); heat load calculation required. Homes over 1,200 sq ft need a multi-split or central system.) - Heat pump, partial-home heating (replacing electric heat): $1,500 (Must meet at least 50% of the home's heating load and serve a main living area.) - Insulation: Up to $5,500 (Paid per sq ft per R-value added: attic up to $900; exterior wall cavities, exterior sheathing and basement/crawlspace walls up to $1,200 each; exposed floors and headers up to $1,000.) - Windows and doors: $100 each, up to $2,000 (Must replace existing windows or doors between heated and unheated space; maximum U-factor 1.22. Skylights are not eligible, and homes in the City of Vancouver cannot claim the Tier 2 window and door rebate.) - Heat pump water heater (replacing an electric water heater): $1,000 (Must be Tier 2 or higher on the NEEA qualified product list.) - Northern B.C.: heat pump replacing oil, gas or propane heat: Up to $6,000 (Homes in 100 Mile House and north on BC Hydro electricity. The fossil-fuel system must be removed. Air-to-water systems also qualify.) - Northern B.C.: dual-fuel ducted heat pump: $4,500 (For homes heated by Pacific Northern Gas natural gas or propane, or tank propane; the furnace stays as backup.) - Northern B.C.: heat pump water heater replacing a fossil-fuel water heater: $1,000 - Two-upgrade bonus: $300 (Two eligible upgrades; each insulation area must earn at least $500 and windows at least $250 to count. Only one bonus per home.) - Home energy improvement bonus: $750 to $2,000 (Three or more upgrades within 18 months of a pre-upgrade EnerGuide evaluation; $20 per percentage point of energy improvement. Cannot be combined with the two-upgrade bonus.) Eligibility: - Residential account with BC Hydro, FortisBC (electricity or gas), Pacific Northern Gas, or the municipal utilities of New Westminster, Penticton, Grand Forks, Nelson or Summerland - Year-round primary residence at least 12 months old: detached house, metered secondary suite, mobile home on a foundation, duplex, triplex, row home or townhome with its own meters, or a small multiplex (up to five units, three storeys); condos, apartments and strata-account homes are excluded - Electric-to-heat-pump rebates: home primarily heated by hard-wired electric heat, with electric backup - Insulation and windows: home primarily heated by electricity, FortisBC gas, Pacific Northern Gas, propane or oil - Licensed contractor with a GST number; heat pumps and insulation must be installed by an HPCN member; no self-installs - Cannot be combined with the CleanBC Energy Savings Program or FortisBC income-qualified rebates for the same home - No income test How to apply: 1. Check that your home and upgrade qualify on the BC Hydro or FortisBC rebate pages 2. Get quotes from HPCN contractors and have the work done 3. Pay the invoice in full; keep the invoice and, for whole-home heat pumps, the heat load calculation 4. Apply online within six months of the invoice date: BC Hydro and New Westminster customers through BC Hydro, FortisBC and other municipal utility customers through FortisBC Stacks with: BC Hydro Air Source Heat Pump Bonus Rebate (Fall 2026); PST Exemption on Heat Pumps; National Heat Pump Rebate Notes: Amounts apply to invoices dated on or after May 15, 2026. FortisBC electricity customers get the same $4,000 / $1,500 heat pump rebates through FortisBC. Outside northern B.C., heat pumps that replace gas, oil or propane heat are not covered here; income-qualified households switching from fossil fuels should look at the CleanBC Energy Savings Program. Rebates cannot exceed what you paid. Electric-to-heat-pump installs invoiced and paid by October 31, 2026 may also earn BC Hydro's fall bonus. ## Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program (CGHAP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-canada-greener-homes-affordability-program - Official source: https://natural-resources.canada.ca/energy-efficiency/home-energy-efficiency/canada-greener-homes-initiative/canada-greener-homes-affordability-program - Where: Canada · Level: Federal · Run by: Natural Resources Canada (transitioning to Environment and Climate Change Canada), delivered by provincial partners - Status: Open · Start: 2025-09-12 - Amount: no single maximum (Upgrades at no cost to eligible households) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: not stated - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Federally funded, no-cost home energy upgrades for low- and median-income homeowners and tenants. You apply through your province's or utility's partner program, not through Ottawa. Incentives: - Insulation and air sealing: Covered in full (Delivered by the provincial partner; scope varies.) - Heat pumps: Covered in full (Offered by most partners. PEI's stream covers attic and basement insulation only.) - Windows, doors, smart thermostats: Covered in full where offered (Listed for the Quebec stream.) Eligibility: - Low- to median-income households (thresholds set by each provincial partner) - Homeowners, and tenants who pay their own energy bills - Must live in a province with an active delivery partner (currently BC, MB, NS, PE and QC) - Indigenous governments and organizations receive funding through separate federal agreements How to apply: 1. Find the partner program for your province on the federal program page 2. Apply directly to that partner (BC Hydro, FortisBC, Efficiency Manitoba, Efficiency Nova Scotia, the PEI home insulation programs or Hydro-Québec) 3. Complete the partner's income verification and home assessment 4. The partner arranges and pays for the installation Notes: The federal government does not take applications from households; you apply through the partner program in your province. As of October 2026 there is no partner program in Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador or the territories. In Ontario, income-qualified households can apply to Save on Energy's Energy Affordability Program and Enbridge's Home Winterproofing Program. Natural Resources Canada says it has not authorized any company to contact homeowners unsolicited about this program, so be cautious of calls, emails or door-to-door offers. ## Home Energy Loan Program (HELP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-toronto-help - Official source: https://www.toronto.ca/services-payments/water-environment/net-zero-homes-buildings/homeowner-financing/home-energy-loan-program-help/ - Where: Toronto, Ontario · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Toronto - Status: Open - Amount: up to $125,000 CAD (Up to $125,000 (low fixed-rate loan)) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: not stated - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: medium Toronto homeowners can borrow up to $125,000 at a fixed low rate for energy upgrades and repay it on the property tax bill over up to 20 years. Heat pump-only and solar-only projects no longer need an EnerGuide assessment. Incentives: - Home energy retrofit loan: Up to $125,000 or 10% of the property's CVA, whichever is less (Last posted rates (valid to September 30, 2026): 3.34% for 5 years, 4.01% for 10, 4.46% for 15 and 4.75% for 20, plus a 2% administration charge. The rate is fixed for the life of the loan.) Eligibility: - Detached, semi-detached, row house, duplex, triplex or other low-rise residential building (up to 3 storeys and 6 units) in Toronto (M postal code). - All owners on title must consent, and your mortgage lender must give written consent. - No more than three instances in the past three years of property tax or utility accounts being 60 or more days overdue. - The total loan, including interest and the administration charge, cannot exceed 10% of the property's current value assessment or $125,000. How to apply: 1. Submit the online HELP application. 2. Get an EnerGuide home energy assessment (not needed for heat pump-only or solar-only projects), then submit a funding request with contractor quotes. 3. Sign and return the Property Owner Agreement. You can then request up to 30% of the funds up front. 4. Complete the work and submit the Project Completion Report with contractor invoices (and the installer attestation for heat pump-only or solar-only projects). 5. Repay through your property tax bill: you are enrolled in the pre-authorized tax payment plan and pay 11 instalments a year. You can pay off the balance at any time. Stacks with: Home Renovation Savings Program; Peak Perks Notes: Applications are open. The City's posted rate table was valid until September 30, 2026, and no newer rates had been posted as of October 12, 2026, so ask the HELP team (homeenergyloan@toronto.ca) which rate applies before you accept a funding offer. ## Home Energy Assessment Program (HEA) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ns-home-energy-assessment - Official source: https://www.efficiencyns.ca/programs-rebates/home-energy-assessments - Where: Nova Scotia · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Nova Scotia (EfficiencyOne) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $5,000 CAD (Up to $5,000) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Any Nova Scotia homeowner can book an EnerGuide home energy assessment and then claim up to $5,000 in rebates for the recommended upgrades they complete, regardless of income or heating fuel. Incentives: - Ductless mini-split heat pump (new added capacity): $300 per ton (Must be on Efficiency Nova Scotia's heat pump list and installed by a certified RACM; replacement heat pumps and ducted or compact-ducted mini-splits are not eligible) - Centrally ducted air-source heat pump: $500 per ton (Based on newly added capacity; must be on the heat pump list) - Geothermal heat pump (closed or open loop): $600 per ton (Must meet the guide's COP requirements; DX, water-to-water and brine-to-water systems are excluded) - Heat pump water heater (ENERGY STAR): $800 (Not available if the unit already received an Efficiency Nova Scotia instant rebate at purchase) - Attic insulation to R-50: $25 to $750 (Depends on starting R-value and share of area; insulate at least 20% of the area) - Flat roof or cathedral ceiling insulation (to R-20 or R-28): $50 to $750 (Depends on starting R-value and share of area; insulate at least 20% of the area) - Above-grade exterior wall insulation: $180 to $900 (add R-3.8 to R-7.4) or $300 to $1,500 (add R-7.5+) (Insulate at least 20% of the area) - Exposed floor insulation (add R-20+): $200 (Insulate 100% of the area, minimum 120 sq. ft.) - Basement wall insulation: $120 to $600 (add R-10 to R-22) or $240 to $1,200 (add R-22+) (Insulate at least 20% of the area) - Basement wall header (add R-20+): $120 to $150 (Insulate at least 80% of the area) - Crawlspace walls and header: $480 (add R-10 to R-22) or $960 (add R-22+) (Insulate 100% of the area) - Floor above crawlspace (add R-24+): $240 (Insulate 100% of the area) - Basement slab (add R-3.5+): $100 to $200 (Insulate at least 50% of the area) - Air sealing to the advisor's target: $200 - Heat or energy recovery ventilator (HVI certified): $300 - ENERGY STAR window or door replacement: $30 per rough opening (ENERGY STAR stickers must stay on until the final assessment) - Wood or pellet stove: $500 per unit (WETT installation or inspection required; replacing working equipment is not eligible) - Wood or pellet boiler or centrally ducted furnace: $1,000 per unit (WETT installation or inspection required) Eligibility: - You own the home in Nova Scotia (proof of ownership such as a property tax bill is required) - Home is at least six months old and connected to the North American electricity grid (off-grid homes are excluded) - Home is livable with finished walls and roof and a working automated heating system - Eligible homes include single and semi-detached houses, row houses, mobile homes on permanent foundations, moored floating homes, low-rise multi-unit buildings and mixed-use buildings that are at least 50% residential; some buildings of up to six units qualify (call Efficiency Nova Scotia) - Upgrades must be new, bought in Canada, and purchased and installed between the initial and final assessments How to apply: 1. If your household may qualify on income, first apply for the Moderate Income Rebate so the assessment fee can be waived 2. Book an initial assessment with an Efficiency Nova Scotia delivery agent partner ($199 fee unless waived) 3. Review the renovation upgrade report and hire contractors for the upgrades you choose; keep all invoices 4. Within 12 months, book a final assessment with the same partner 5. Receive the rebate cheque about 90 days after the final assessment Stacks with: Moderate Income Rebate; Solar City; National Heat Pump Rebate Notes: The $199 assessment fee is waived for households approved for the Moderate Income Rebate, so apply for that first if you might qualify. Total rebates cannot exceed what you paid, and an upgrade rebated here cannot also be rebated through another Efficiency Nova Scotia program such as HomeWarming. Semi-detached, end-unit and middle-unit row homes receive reduced maximums for wall and foundation insulation. Before the first visit you will be asked to sign a form confirming you have received information about radon testing. Details of the federal National Heat Pump Rebate announced in October 2026 had not been released yet; check back before you buy. ## Efficiency Manitoba Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pump Rebate - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/mb-efficiency-manitoba-air-source-heat-pump-rebate - Official source: https://efficiencymb.ca/ashp-home/ - Where: Manitoba · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Manitoba - Status: Open - Amount: up to $2,000 CAD ($1,500 to $2,000) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high A $2,000 rebate for a centrally ducted or $1,500 for a ductless cold climate air source heat pump added to an existing Manitoba home. Incentives: - Centrally ducted cold climate air source heat pump: $2,000 - Ductless cold climate air source heat pump: $1,500 Eligibility: - Existing primary residence in Manitoba (new homes and seasonal homes are not eligible) - Heat pump supplements electric resistance or natural gas heating, or replaces propane or fuel oil - Does not replace an existing heat pump system - Installed by an Efficiency Manitoba registered contractor with the required permits How to apply: 1. Choose a registered contractor and confirm the model qualifies 2. The contractor obtains permits and installs the heat pump 3. After you pay, the contractor submits the rebate application within 90 days of installation 4. Efficiency Manitoba mails the rebate cheque Stacks with: Manitoba Hydro Home Energy Efficiency Loan; Efficiency Manitoba EnerGuide Home Evaluation Rebate; National Heat Pump Rebate Notes: If you want financing, apply for Manitoba Hydro's Home Energy Efficiency Loan before any work starts or equipment is bought. Income-qualified homes heated by electricity can get a heat pump free through the Energy Efficiency Assistance Program. The federal National Heat Pump Rebate, expected in 2027, is designed to combine with provincial rebates. ## Oil to Electric Incentive Program (Oil to Electric) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nl-oil-to-electric-incentive - Official source: https://takechargenl.ca/oiltoelectric/ - Where: Newfoundland and Labrador · Level: Utility · Run by: takeCHARGE (Newfoundland Power and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro) with the Governments of Canada and Newfoundland and Labrador - Status: Open - Amount: up to $22,000 CAD (Up to $22,000) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords, Income-qualified · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Homeowners heating with oil (or propane) can get up to $22,000 toward switching the whole home to electric heat, with the highest amounts for income-qualified households installing central heat pumps. Incentives: - Central heat pump (income-qualified): Up to $22,000 - Central heat pump (general): Up to $9,000 - Multi-split or multiple mini-split heat pumps (income-qualified): Up to $18,000 - Multi-split or multiple mini-split heat pumps (general): Up to $6,500 - Electric furnace or electric boiler (income-qualified): Up to $10,000 - Electric furnace or electric boiler (general): Up to $5,000 - Natural Resources Canada bonus: $250 (Mailed automatically after enrolment for income-qualified central, multi-split or multiple mini-split installs) Eligibility: - You own the home and have an active electricity account; rental property owners can convert up to two properties in the general stream - Home is a year-round primary residence on a permanent foundation, connected to the Island or Labrador interconnected grid; new homes are excluded - Proof of at least 500 L of oil (or 1,000 L of propane) used over 12 consecutive months within the last two years - Income-qualified tier: adjusted net income (line 23600 minus line 43500) at or below 1 person $37,375; 2 people $73,600; 3 people $104,650; 4 people $131,100; 5 or more $136,850; households above these limits use the general tier - Use a participating installer; only projects completed after April 1, 2023 are eligible How to apply: 1. Review takeCHARGE's application checklist and apply online 2. Wait for pre-approval (processing can take 6 to 8 weeks); the incentive is then held for 365 days with no extensions 3. Have a participating installer install the system and remove the oil tank (photograph the tank's HOST tag and serial number first) 4. Submit closing documents; the incentive is paid to the installer Stacks with: takeCHARGE Insulation Rebates; takeCHARGE HRV Rebate; Utility On-Bill Financing Notes: If you install two technologies, you receive one incentive based on the higher-cost system. Applications showing only the minimum fuel use, or with oil tanks registered or installed since January 1, 2025, get extra review. Income-qualified households who received a Canada Greener Homes heat pump rebate before April 1, 2023 cannot get a heat pump incentive here. The utilities may inspect installations within 24 months and may change or end the program depending on budgets. ## Good Energy Heat Pump Rebate - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/yt-heat-pump-rebate - Official source: https://yukon.ca/en/good-energy-rebates - Where: Yukon · Level: Provincial · Run by: Government of Yukon, Energy Branch (Energy, Mines and Resources) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $10,500 CAD (Up to $10,500) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, New builds · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: not stated - Last verified: 2026-10-11 · Confidence: low Yukon homeowners can get half the cost of installing a heat pump in an existing home, up to $10,500 including electrical upgrades, or up to $1,500 for a heat pump in a new home. Incentives: - Heat pump in an existing home: 50% up to $10,500 (Includes the electrical upgrades needed for the heat pump.) - Heat pump in a new home: Up to $1,500 Eligibility: - Owner of a home in Yukon - Eligible heat pump installed as set out in the Good Energy terms and conditions - Itemized receipts with no balance owing, in the same name as the application How to apply: 1. Read the Good Energy terms and conditions for this rebate before you buy 2. Install the system, then apply through the Good Energy Rebates portal with your paid receipts 3. Questions: energy@yukon.ca, 867-393-7063 or 1-800-661-0408 (toll-free in Yukon) Stacks with: Better Buildings Program; National Heat Pump Rebate Notes: Yukon reviewed its electrification incentives in 2026 to ease winter peak demand, so confirm the current amount and terms with the Energy Branch before you buy. Older figures of 40% up to $8,000 are out of date. You cannot claim this rebate and the Dependable Grid dual-fuel rebate for the same heat pump. ## Multigenerational Home Renovation Tax Credit (MHRTC) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-multigenerational-home-renovation-tax-credit - Official source: https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/individuals/topics/about-your-tax-return/tax-return/completing-a-tax-return/deductions-credits-expenses/line-45355-mhrtc.html - Where: Canada · Level: Federal · Run by: Canada Revenue Agency - Status: Open · Start: 2023-01-01 - Amount: up to $7,000 CAD (Up to $7,000 for 2026 (up to $7,250 for 2025)) · Type: Tax credit - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high A refundable federal tax credit worth up to $7,000 for 2026 ($7,250 for 2025) for building a self-contained secondary unit so a senior or an adult with a disability can live with a relative. Incentives: - Building a secondary unit for a senior or adult with a disability: 14% of up to $50,000 in costs (2026) (14.5% of up to $50,000, or $7,250, for renovations completed in 2025.) Eligibility: - The renovation creates a self-contained secondary unit (private entrance, kitchen, bathroom and sleeping area) in a home in Canada - The unit is for a qualifying individual: a senior (65+ at the end of the year) or an adult aged 18 to 64 eligible for the disability tax credit - The qualifying individual and a qualifying relative (18+; for example a parent, child, grandchild, sibling, aunt, uncle, niece or nephew) must live in the home within 12 months after the renovation ends - The home is owned by the qualifying individual or the qualifying relative - Only one renovation can be claimed for each qualifying individual in their lifetime How to apply: 1. Keep all invoices and proof of payment for the renovation 2. Calculate the credit on Schedule 12 when you file for the year the renovation was completed 3. Enter the result on line 45355 of your federal income tax return 4. Keep supporting documents in case the CRA asks for them Stacks with: Home Accessibility Tax Credit Notes: The lowest federal tax rate is 14% for 2026, which sets the 2026 maximum at $7,000. CRA's detailed credit page still describes the 2025 tax year, so check the 2026 version when you file. Some costs may qualify for both this credit and the Home Accessibility Tax Credit. The related Canada Secondary Suite Loan Program was cancelled before it launched. ## Electric Vehicle Affordability Program (EVAP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-electric-vehicle-affordability-program - Official source: https://tc.canada.ca/en/road-transportation/innovative-technologies/electric-vehicles/electric-vehicle-affordability-program/electric-vehicle-affordability-program-overview - Where: Canada · Level: Federal · Run by: Transport Canada - Status: Open · Deadline: 2031-03-31 · Start: 2026-02-16 - Amount: up to $5,000 CAD (Up to $5,000 in 2026 (declining in later years)) · Type: Instant discount - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high A point-of-sale discount of up to $5,000 on a new battery-electric or fuel-cell vehicle (up to $2,500 for plug-in hybrids), applied by the dealer. Amounts drop starting in 2027. Incentives: - Battery-electric or hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle (2026): $5,000 ($4,000 in 2027, $3,000 in 2028-2029, $2,000 in 2030-2031.) - Plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (2026): $2,500 ($2,000 in 2027, $1,500 in 2028-2029, $1,000 in 2030-2031.) Eligibility: - New light-duty vehicle (under 8,500 lb) bought or leased on or after February 16, 2026; demonstrators with under 10,000 km also qualify - Made in Canada or in a country with which Canada has a free-trade agreement - Final transaction value of $50,000 or less, unless the vehicle was made in Canada (no price cap) - Must be highway-capable and meet Canadian motor vehicle safety standards - Leases must be at least 12 months; leases of 48 months or more get the full amount - One incentive per individual over the program; businesses and governments up to 10 How to apply: 1. Check Transport Canada's list of eligible vehicles 2. Buy or lease from an enrolled dealership or authorized seller 3. Sign the consumer consent form so the dealer can confirm your eligibility with Transport Canada 4. Sign the attestation form; the incentive is deducted on the bill of sale or lease after taxes and fees Notes: The amount depends on the date your dealer submits the claim, not the date you buy, so a vehicle bought in late 2026 could get the lower 2027 amount if the claim is filed in January. You cannot apply yourself; the dealer applies the discount and files the claim. The program can end before March 31, 2031 if funding runs out. If the rules are broken or false information is given, Transport Canada can recover the incentive and you agree to repay the dealer. Some provinces offer their own EV rebates; check with the provincial program whether they can be combined. ## Home Accessibility Tax Credit (HATC) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-home-accessibility-tax-credit - Official source: https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/individuals/topics/about-your-tax-return/tax-return/completing-a-tax-return/deductions-credits-expenses/line-31285-home-accessibility-expenses.html - Where: Canada · Level: Federal · Run by: Canada Revenue Agency - Status: Open · Start: 2016-01-01 - Amount: up to $2,800 CAD (Credit on up to $20,000 a year of costs (up to $2,800 for 2026; $2,900 for 2025)) · Type: Tax credit - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high A non-refundable federal tax credit on up to $20,000 a year of renovations that make a home safer or more accessible for a senior or a person with a disability, worth up to $2,800 for 2026 ($2,900 for 2025). Incentives: - Accessibility or safety renovations: Lowest federal rate on up to $20,000 a year ($2,800 at 14% (2026); $2,900 at 14.5% (2025).) Eligibility: - The qualifying individual is 65 or older at the end of the year, or eligible for the disability tax credit - The qualifying individual, or an eligible family member, can claim - The home is in Canada and is owned and ordinarily lived in by the qualifying individual, or is an eligible family member's home where the qualifying individual lives - The renovation is of an enduring nature and improves access, mobility or safety - Your own labour and tools are not eligible How to apply: 1. Keep receipts and invoices for the work 2. Complete the line 31285 chart on the Federal Worksheet (5000-D1) 3. Enter the amount on line 31285 of your federal return 4. Do not send receipts with your return, but keep them for CRA review Stacks with: Multigenerational Home Renovation Tax Credit Notes: The CRA sets the $20,000 annual expense limit; the dollar maximums shown are that limit multiplied by the lowest federal tax rate (14% for 2026, 14.5% for 2025). If both your taxable income and your total non-refundable credits are above the first federal bracket ($58,523 for 2026), a temporary top-up credit keeps the rate at 15% on the part above that threshold. Some provinces offer their own accessibility credits. ## CMHC Eco Plus - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-cmhc-eco-plus - Official source: https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/consumers/home-buying/mortgage-loan-insurance-for-consumers/cmhc-eco-products/cmhc-eco-plus - Where: Canada · Level: Federal · Run by: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (25% refund of your CMHC mortgage insurance premium) · Type: Rebate - Who: New builds · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: not stated - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high A 25% refund of your CMHC mortgage insurance premium when you buy a newly built, energy-efficient home with a CMHC-insured mortgage. Incentives: - Newly built energy-efficient home with CMHC-insured mortgage: 25% of the insurance premium (Value depends on mortgage size and premium rate.) Eligibility: - Mortgage insured by CMHC (confirm with your lender) - Home is newly built and has never been occupied (new houses, condo units, prefabricated homes) - Home holds an eligible energy-efficiency certification or an EnerGuide rating at least 20% better than a typical new home - Application submitted within 2 years of the mortgage closing date How to apply: 1. Confirm with your lender that your mortgage is CMHC-insured 2. Obtain the home's eligible certificate or EnerGuide rating (usually from the builder) 3. Complete the CMHC Eco Plus refund form, signed by all borrowers, and attach a void cheque 4. Submit by email, fax or mail as instructed on CMHC's site; processing takes roughly 8 to 10 weeks Notes: This refund only applies to mortgages insured by CMHC; ask your lender which insurer was used. CMHC's current rules cover newly built homes only, so renovating an existing home does not qualify. Apply within two years of your mortgage closing. Owners of rental buildings should look instead at the CMHC multi-unit mortgage insurance product for retrofits that was announced in October 2026. ## Home Renovation Program (HRP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nu-home-renovation-program - Official source: https://www.nunavuthousing.ca/programs/homeownership - Where: Nunavut · Level: Provincial · Run by: Nunavut Housing Corporation - Status: Open - Amount: up to $100,000 CAD (Forgivable loan up to $100,000, or rebate up to $20,000) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: not stated - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Nunavummiut who own and live in their homes can get a forgivable loan of up to $100,000 for major repairs and renovations, including energy efficiency work, or a 50% rebate up to $20,000 for completed repairs. Incentives: - Renovations and repairs (forgivable loan): $40,000 to $100,000 depending on income (Forgiven at 20% a year in years six to ten.) - Completed repairs (rebate stream): 50% up to $20,000 lifetime (Deducted from any future HRP forgivable loan.) - Heating oil tank replacement: Covered under the HRP Eligibility: - At least 19 years old and living in Nunavut for at least two years - Own (title or leasehold title) and live in the home as your principal residence - Home at least five years old, within a Nunavut municipal boundary and connected to the QEC grid - For the forgivable loan, household income below the Average Income Required for Homeownership How to apply: 1. Download the HRP guide and the Repair Program application from Nunavut Housing Corporation 2. Submit the application with income documents to NHC homeownership (homeownership@nunavuthousing.ca, 844-413-9355) 3. NHC technical staff help plan the scope of work before construction Stacks with: Emergency Repair Program; Elders Housing Program Notes: If you sell the home or stop living in it during the 10-year term, the remaining loan balance becomes payable. NHC registers its interest on your property while the loan is outstanding. ## Better Buildings Program - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/yt-better-buildings-program - Official source: https://yukon.ca/en/better-buildings-program - Where: Yukon · Level: Provincial · Run by: Government of Yukon, Energy Branch (Energy, Mines and Resources) with participating municipalities - Status: Open - Amount: up to $50,000 CAD (Loan up to $50,000) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: not stated - Last verified: 2026-10-11 · Confidence: low Yukon property owners can borrow up to $50,000 for home energy retrofits at a rate tied to the Bank of Canada rate and repay it through a local improvement charge on their property taxes. Incentives: - Residential energy retrofit loan: Up to $50,000 (Capped at 25% of assessed value; $500 administration fee; rate tied to the Bank of Canada rate.) Eligibility: - Own property in a participating Yukon municipality or in rural Yukon - Upgrades must reduce annual energy consumption How to apply: 1. Contact the Energy Branch (energy@yukon.ca, 867-393-7063) or apply through the Better Buildings Program page on yukon.ca 2. Complete the approved retrofit; repayments are added to your property tax bill Stacks with: Good Energy Heat Pump Rebate; Good Energy Home Insulation and Retrofit Rebates; Dependable Grid Program Notes: The interest rate follows the Bank of Canada rate, so ask for the current rate when you apply. Confirm that your municipality participates before planning your project. ## Elders Housing Program (EHP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nu-elders-housing-program - Official source: https://www.nunavuthousing.ca/programs/homeownership - Where: Nunavut · Level: Provincial · Run by: Nunavut Housing Corporation - Status: Open - Amount: up to $30,000 CAD (Up to $30,000 for repairs; up to $5,000 a year for maintenance) · Type: Grant - Who: Homeowners, Income-qualified · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Nunavut homeowners aged 60 or older, or receiving a disability benefit, can get an annual grant of up to $5,000 for preventative maintenance and a one-time grant of up to $30,000 for repairs and aging-in-place changes. Incentives: - Repairs and aging-in-place modifications (one-time): Up to $30,000 - Preventative maintenance (annual): Up to $5,000 Eligibility: - Nunavut resident who owns (title or leasehold title) and lives in the home as a principal residence - You or a co-applicant are 60 or older, or receive a disability benefit - Repairs must be approved before work begins How to apply: 1. Download the EHP guide and application from Nunavut Housing Corporation 2. Contact NHC homeownership (homeownership@nunavuthousing.ca, 844-413-9355) for counselling and to apply Stacks with: Home Renovation Program Notes: Applications are reviewed in batches and ranked by need and income, so apply as early as you can. ## Renewable Energy Homeowners Grant - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nu-renewable-energy-homeowners-grant - Official source: https://www.climatechangenunavut.ca/energy - Where: Nunavut · Level: Provincial · Run by: Government of Nunavut, Department of Environment (Climate Change Secretariat) with Nunavut Housing Corporation - Status: Open - Amount: up to $30,000 CAD (50% of cost up to $30,000) · Type: Grant - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-11 · Confidence: low Homeowners within Nunavut municipal boundaries have been able to recover half the cost of a solar or wind system, up to $30,000, after it is approved for Qulliq Energy's net metering program. Incentives: - Solar or wind system for a home: 50% up to $30,000 Eligibility: - Homeowner within a Nunavut municipal boundary - Qulliq Energy net metering approval before installing (systems up to 15 kW AC) How to apply: 1. Email renewableenergy@gov.nu.ca to confirm the grant is available and how to apply 2. Apply to Qulliq Energy's net metering program (renewableenergy@qec.nu.ca) and wait for approval 3. Install and submit receipts for reimbursement Notes: The Climate Change Secretariat's website currently lists only the cabin grant, so confirm by email that the homeowner grant is accepting applications, and its current terms, before you buy any equipment. ## Renewable Energy Rebates - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nt-aea-renewable-energy - Official source: https://aea.nt.ca/program/renewable-energy/ - Where: Northwest Territories · Level: Provincial · Run by: Arctic Energy Alliance (funded by the Government of the Northwest Territories) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $30,000 CAD (Up to $20,000 ($30,000 for biomass heating)) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high NWT residents can get up to $20,000 for solar and other renewable energy systems, or up to $30,000 for biomass heating such as wood-pellet boilers, with pre-approval and while funds last. Incentives: - Biomass heating (wood pellet or EPA-certified wood boiler or furnace): Lower of 50% or a savings calculation, up to $30,000 - Solar PV and other renewables: Up to $20,000; solar capped at $4 per watt (No grid-tied renewable electricity in hydro communities.) - Batteries (stand-alone or grid-tied with backup): Included in project costs (Replacement batteries are not eligible.) Eligibility: - NWT resident, business, non-profit or community or Indigenous government - Pre-approval required before buying or installing - New CSA or ULC certified equipment; NWT permits; utility approval for grid-tied systems How to apply: 1. Contact AEA (867-920-3333) to discuss your project before applying 2. Submit the online application with a recent power bill, component details and up to three quotes 3. Install within four months of pre-approval and send final paid invoices within one month of completion Notes: Funding is first come, first served and can run out before the fiscal year ends, so confirm availability before you commit. GST, maintenance, spare parts and removing old systems are not covered. ## Dependable Grid Program - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/yt-dependable-grid-program - Official source: https://yukon.ca/en/good-energy-rebates - Where: Yukon · Level: Provincial · Run by: Government of Yukon, Energy Branch (Energy, Mines and Resources) - Status: Open · Start: 2026-04-15 - Amount: up to $15,000 CAD (Up to $15,000) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, New builds, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: not stated - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: medium Yukon rebates of up to $15,000 for electrically heated and new homes that add a dual-fuel heat pump system, a non-electric backup or primary heater, non-electric hot water or a generator transfer switch, to cut winter peak electricity demand. Incentives: - Dual-fuel system (heat pump + non-electric backup), existing electrically heated home: 50% up to $15,000 - Dual-fuel system, new home: $15,000 - Primary non-electric heating system replacing electric heat: 50% up to $15,000 (existing) or $15,000 (new home) - Secondary non-electric heater (wood, pellet, oil monitor, propane fireplace): 50% up to $5,000 (existing) or $3,000 (new home) - High-performance new home: $12,500 (Tier 5) or $2,000 (Tier 4) - Non-electric hot water system: 50% up to $1,250 (existing) or $1,250 (new home) - Backup power transfer switch: 25% up to $2,000 (existing) or $2,000 (new home) (Paired with a secondary heating system so it can run during an outage.) - Smart vehicle outlet at a workplace: $100 per outlet Eligibility: - Yukon home currently heated by electricity, or a new home under construction - Measures listed in the Dependable Grid section of the Government of Yukon energy incentive terms and conditions How to apply: 1. Read the current Government of Yukon energy incentive terms and conditions for the measure you plan 2. Install the system, then apply through the Good Energy Rebates portal with itemized paid invoices and the supporting documents listed in the terms 3. Questions: energy@yukon.ca or 867-393-7063 Stacks with: Better Buildings Program; Peak Smart Home Rebate Notes: Unlike most Canadian programs, this one supports wood, propane and oil heat as backup or primary heating to protect Yukon's winter grid. Amounts are from the April 2026 launch; the terms were updated in July 2026, so confirm details with the Energy Branch before you buy. You cannot claim the dual-fuel rebate and the Good Energy heat pump rebate for the same heat pump. ## Emergency Repair Program (ERP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nu-emergency-repair-program - Official source: https://www.nunavuthousing.ca/programs/homeownership - Where: Nunavut · Level: Provincial · Run by: Nunavut Housing Corporation - Status: Open - Amount: up to $15,000 CAD (Grant up to $15,000) · Type: Grant - Who: Homeowners, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Income-eligible Nunavut homeowners can get a grant of up to $15,000 for urgent repairs that threaten health or safety, such as a failed heating system or fuel supply. Incentives: - Urgent health and safety repairs: Up to $15,000 (Minimum repair value $1,000.) Eligibility: - At least 19 years old and living in Nunavut for at least two years - Own and occupy the home - Household income below the Average Income Required for Homeownership - Repair addresses an imminent threat to health or safety and is on the eligible list How to apply: 1. Download the ERP guide and the Repair Program application from Nunavut Housing Corporation 2. Submit to NHC homeownership (homeownership@nunavuthousing.ca, 844-413-9355) Stacks with: Home Renovation Program Notes: This is an emergency program rather than an energy-efficiency program, but it is the main help available when a heating system fails. Eligible applications can still be declined if funding runs out. ## Provincial Home Repair Program (including former Home Energy Savings Program) (PHRP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nl-home-energy-savings-program - Official source: https://www.nlhc.nl.ca/housing-programs/provincial-home-repair-program-phrp/ - Where: Newfoundland and Labrador · Level: Provincial · Run by: Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation - Status: Open - Amount: up to $13,000 CAD (Up to $10,000 forgivable ($13,000 in Labrador)) · Type: Grant - Who: Homeowners, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Low-income Newfoundland and Labrador homeowners can get a forgivable loan of up to $10,000 ($13,000 in Labrador) for repairs, including the energy-efficiency work formerly covered by the Home Energy Savings Program. Incentives: - Repairs including energy efficiency (Island): Forgivable loan up to $10,000 (Lifetime maximum $30,000) - Repairs including energy efficiency (Labrador): Forgivable loan up to $13,000 (Lifetime maximum $30,000) Eligibility: - Combined annual household income under $42,500 (under $65,000 in Labrador) - You own the home and have lived in it for at least five years - You are not an NLHC client How to apply: 1. Apply online through your nearest NLHC regional office (Avalon, Corner Brook, Gander, Goose Bay, Marystown, Stephenville or Grand Falls-Windsor), or print the application 2. Call your regional office if you have questions Notes: If you applied to the Home Energy Savings Program before June 15, 2026, your application is still being processed under the old program. NLHC's Home Modification Program separately helps with accessibility changes. ## Energy Efficiency Loan Program - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/pe-energy-efficiency-loan - Official source: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/topic/residential-business-and-community-efficiency-financing-and-incentives - Where: Prince Edward Island · Level: Provincial · Run by: Finance PEI - Status: Open - Amount: up to $10,000 CAD (Up to $10,000) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-11 · Confidence: low Homeowners pre-approved under PEI's home insulation rebates can borrow up to $10,000 from Finance PEI to cover the upfront cost of envelope upgrades. Incentives: - Envelope upgrade loan: Up to $10,000 (Interest rate and term set by Finance PEI (5% has been the published rate)) Eligibility: - PEI homeowner with a project pre-approved by efficiencyPEI - No default on a previous Finance PEI loan How to apply: 1. Get pre-approval under the Home Insulation Rebate program 2. Apply to Finance PEI before starting work Stacks with: Home Insulation Rebates Notes: Ask Finance PEI for the current interest rate and repayment term before you sign. Confirm current details with efficiencyPEI (1-877-734-6336 or efficiencypei@gov.pe.ca) before you start. ## Good Energy Home Insulation and Retrofit Rebates - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/yt-home-energy-retrofit-rebates - Official source: https://yukon.ca/en/home-insulation-rebate - Where: Yukon · Level: Provincial · Run by: Government of Yukon, Energy Branch (Energy, Mines and Resources) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $10,000 CAD (Up to $10,000) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-11 · Confidence: low Yukon homeowners can get Good Energy rebates for insulation, air sealing and window upgrades recommended in an energy advisor's report. Incentives: - Insulation recommended in an energy advisor report: Varies by area insulated (Confirm current rates with the Energy Branch.) - ENERGY STAR window upgrades: Up to $1,800 per home (Confirm the current amount with the Energy Branch.) - Air tightness improvement: Varies Eligibility: - Owner of a home in Yukon - Upgrade report from an NRCan registered energy advisor for insulation work - Receipts dated within one year of applying How to apply: 1. Book an NRCan registered energy advisor 2. Complete the recommended upgrades 3. Apply through the Good Energy Rebates portal with the report and receipts Stacks with: Better Buildings Program Notes: Per-measure amounts change from year to year, so confirm them with the Energy Branch (energy@yukon.ca, 867-393-7063) before you start work. Better Buildings Program loans can cover the rest of the cost. ## CleanBC Energy Savings Program Condo and Apartment Rebate (ESP Condo & Apartment) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-energy-savings-program-condo-apartment - Official source: https://betterhomesbc.ca/learn-about-programs/energy-savings-program/energy-savings-program-condo-and-apartment-rebate-requirements/ - Where: British Columbia · Level: Provincial · Run by: Province of B.C. (CleanBC Better Homes), delivered by CLEAResult - Status: Open - Amount: up to $8,500 CAD (Up to $5,000 for a heat pump and $3,500 for a heat pump water heater) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Landlords, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Income-tested rebates of up to $5,000 for an in-suite heat pump and up to $3,500 for a heat pump water heater in electrically heated condos and apartments. Incentives: - In-suite ductless heat pump (replacing electric heat): Level 1: up to $5,000 · Level 2: up to $4,000 (Mini-split or multi-split with a variable-speed compressor; must be on the qualified heat pump list.) - Heat pump water heater (replacing an electric water heater): Level 1: up to $3,500 · Level 2: up to $2,800 (Must be Tier 2 or higher on the NEEA qualified product list.) Eligibility: - Suite in an apartment building up to six storeys (rental, strata or mixed-use), a stacked townhome, or a multiplex with six or more units; the suite must be heated with electricity - Household income at or below the Level 1 or Level 2 limits (e.g. 1 person: $51,100 / $63,900; 4 people: $94,900 / $118,600) - BC Assessment value of $754,000 or less (for rentals and equity co-ops, the building value divided by the number of units) - Year-round primary residence at least 12 months old - Electricity account in a resident's name, not the strata or landlord - Landlord consent form for renters; strata or equity co-op consent form for owners; landlords can enrol up to ten eligible homes How to apply: 1. Pre-register in the ESP portal with income documents to receive a code before installing anything 2. Get strata, co-op or landlord approval and quotes from ESP-registered contractors 3. Have the work installed within three months of approval; the contractor claims the rebate and you pay the remainder Stacks with: PST Exemption on Heat Pumps Notes: Amounts apply to invoices dated on or after July 6, 2026. This rebate cannot be combined with BC Hydro's Condo and Apartment Rebate Program for the same suite; households above the income limits can use the BC Hydro program instead. Whole-building retrofits are handled through BC Hydro's multi-unit building programs. Questions: 1-833-856-0333. ## Home Insulation Rebates - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nt-aea-home-insulation-rebates - Official source: https://aea.nt.ca/program/energy-efficient-products/ - Where: Northwest Territories · Level: Provincial · Run by: Arctic Energy Alliance (funded by the Government of the Northwest Territories) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $8,000 CAD (Up to $8,000 per component) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: not stated - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high NWT homeowners can get up to $8,000 for exterior wall insulation, plus separate rebates for ceilings, basements, headers, crawlspaces and exposed floors. Incentives: - Exterior wall insulation: Up to $8,000 - Basement insulation: Up to $2,500 - Crawlspace insulation: Up to $2,000 - Ceiling insulation: Up to $1,500 - Basement header insulation: $625 - Exposed floor insulation: $500 Eligibility: - Home in the Northwest Territories - New materials bought in Canada and installed in the NWT - Application received within three months of purchase How to apply: 1. Download the Residential Insulation Rebate Application Form from AEA 2. Complete the work and submit the form with paid receipts by mail, email (info@aea.nt.ca), fax or in person Stacks with: Home Energy Evaluations; Energy-Efficient Products Rebates Notes: Read the insulation application form before you start, as it lists the documents AEA needs for each component. Rebates are paid while 2026-27 funds last. ## Écorecharge – EV Charging Station Grants (Écorecharge) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-ecorecharge - Official source: https://www.quebec.ca/transports/transport-electrique/aide-financiere-ecorecharge - Where: Québec · Level: Provincial · Run by: Government of Québec (Ministère de l'Environnement, de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, de la Faune et des Parcs) - Status: Open · Deadline: 2028-03-31 · Start: 2026-03-17 - Amount: up to $5,000 CAD ($600 (home) / up to $5,000 (multi-unit)) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Landlords, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high EV owners can get $600 toward a Level 2 charger at home, and up to $5,000 for a charger and its installation in a multi-unit building's parking area. Incentives: - Home Level 2 charger (house or duplex): $600 (Purchase, or lease of 36 months or more. Connected charger from the eligible list if acquired after 2026-04-01. At least $600 spent before tax. One charger per eligible vehicle.) - Individual charger in a multi-unit building: $600 + 50% of installation, up to $5,000 (Buildings of 3+ units with shared parking. The installation portion isn't available in newer buildings already wired for chargers (3–4 units built after 2018-10-01, or 5+ units built under the current electrical code) or where the building got an infrastructure grant.) - Multi-unit building projects (owners, managers, condo syndicates): Studies 75% up to $5,000; infrastructure 50% up to $120,000; shared chargers $600 each (Infrastructure projects must make at least 50% of residents' parking spaces ready for charging.) Eligibility: - Applicant has bought or leased and registered in Québec a battery-electric vehicle, plug-in hybrid or electric motorcycle, and still has it when applying - Home stream: building of 1 or 2 dwellings in Québec, used mainly as a residence, where the applicant lives - Level 2 charger acquired after April 1, 2026 must be a connected model on the Écorecharge eligible list - Charger purchase or lease cost of at least $600 before tax; leases must be 36 months or longer - Proof of installation required (installation invoice, or photos if the outlet already existed). Installation must follow Québec's building and electrical rules; use a licensed electrician. - Chargers bought during the Roulez vert suspension (2025-02-01 to 2025-03-31) are ineligible How to apply: 1. Pick a charger from the Écorecharge eligible list. 2. Have it installed by a licensed electrician and keep the invoice and proof of installation. 3. Apply online through the Écorecharge online services on Québec.ca. Stacks with: Roulez vert – Electric Vehicle Rebate Notes: Unlike the Roulez vert vehicle rebate, Écorecharge does not end on December 31, 2026; its current framework runs to March 31, 2028. Owners of used EVs can also apply, as long as the applicant and address differ from earlier charger claims for that vehicle. The government can change or suspend the program, so check the eligible charger list before you buy. ## Efficiency Manitoba Solar Rebate for Homes - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/mb-efficiency-manitoba-solar-rebate - Official source: https://efficiencymb.ca/my-home/solar/ - Where: Manitoba · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Manitoba - Status: Open - Amount: up to $5,000 CAD ($0.50 per watt, up to $5,000) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Manitoba homeowners connected to Manitoba Hydro's grid can get $0.50 per watt, up to $5,000, for a new solar PV system of up to 10 kW. Incentives: - Grid-connected solar PV system (up to 10 kW): $0.50 per watt, up to $5,000 Eligibility: - Primary residence (yours or your tenant's) occupied and heated year-round - Single-detached, semi-detached, mobile home on a permanent foundation, or duplex to multiplex unit with its own meter - New system bought in Canada, connected to the home's main meter and Manitoba Hydro's grid - Designed and installed by qualified, licensed professionals through an Efficiency Manitoba registered contractor How to apply: 1. Choose a registered contractor and compare designs and quotes 2. Your contractor gets permits and Manitoba Hydro interconnection approval before installing 3. After final inspection and payment, your contractor submits the rebate application 4. Efficiency Manitoba mails the cheque to the address on the application Stacks with: Manitoba Hydro Home Energy Efficiency Loan; Efficiency Manitoba EnerGuide Home Evaluation Rebate Notes: Manitoba Hydro's Home Energy Efficiency Loan can finance up to $20,000 of a solar system over 15 years if you apply before work starts. Making your home more efficient first can reduce the size of system you need. ## Moderate Income Rebate (MIR) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ns-moderate-income-rebate - Official source: https://www.efficiencyns.ca/programs-rebates/moderate-income-rebate - Where: Nova Scotia · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Nova Scotia (EfficiencyOne) on behalf of the Province of Nova Scotia - Status: Open - Amount: up to $5,000 CAD (Up to $5,000 top-up (up to $10,000 combined with HEA rebates)) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-19 · Confidence: high Moderate-income homeowners who heat mainly with oil, propane or another non-electric fuel can get a free home energy assessment and up to $5,000 in extra rebates on top of the regular Home Energy Assessment rebates. Incentives: - Ductless mini-split heat pump: $500 per ton (on top of the HEA rebate) (Replacement heat pumps and ducted or compact-ducted mini-splits are excluded) - Centrally ducted heat pump: $1,500 per ton (on top of the HEA rebate) - Above-grade exterior wall insulation: $120 to $600 (add R-3.8 to R-7.4) or $200 to $1,000 (add R-7.5+) (Insulate at least 20% of the area) - Basement wall insulation: $75 to $375 (add R-10 to R-22) or $150 to $750 (add R-22+) (Insulate at least 20% of the area) - Crawlspace walls and header: $300 (add R-10 to R-22) or $600 (add R-22+) (Insulate 100% of the area) - Floor above crawlspace (add R-24+): $150 (Insulate 100% of the area) - Wood or pellet stove: $250 per unit (WETT installation or inspection required) - Home Energy Assessment fee: Waived ($199 value) (Reimbursed with your rebates if you paid it upfront) Eligibility: - You own the home and it is your current primary residence - The home is heated mainly by a non-electric fuel such as oil or propane; electrically heated homes are not eligible and wood stoves do not count as the primary heat source - After-tax household income at or below: 1 person $37,260; 2 people $77,050; 3 people $98,900; 4 people $120,750; 5+ people $126,500 (line 23600 minus line 43500, combined for every adult 18 and over) - You must be pre-approved by Efficiency Nova Scotia before starting upgrades and also meet the Home Energy Assessment general criteria How to apply: 1. Apply online with a recent CRA Notice of Assessment for every adult in the household (T1s and T4s are not accepted) and a recent property tax bill or assessment notice 2. Wait for Efficiency Nova Scotia to confirm your approval 3. Book a Home Energy Assessment (fee waived) and follow the HEA steps 4. Finish the upgrades and the final assessment within 12 months to receive both HEA and MIR rebates Stacks with: Home Energy Assessment Program; National Heat Pump Rebate Notes: The top-up was reduced in 2026 after the federal Oil to Heat Pump Affordability program closed in Nova Scotia; articles quoting higher amounts describe the earlier levels. Applications not yet approved when the change took effect are assessed at the new levels. Renters cannot apply. Renters in electrically heated units can look at Free Product Installation, and landlords can look at Efficiency Nova Scotia's affordable multi-family housing program. ## Renewable Energy Cabin Grant - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nu-renewable-energy-cabin-grant - Official source: https://www.climatechangenunavut.ca/energy/renewable-energy-cabin-grant-program-guide - Where: Nunavut · Level: Provincial · Run by: Government of Nunavut, Department of Environment (Climate Change Secretariat) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $5,000 CAD (Up to $5,000) · Type: Grant - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Nunavut residents who own a cabin can get a one-time grant of up to $5,000 to install a solar or wind system, with batteries, at the cabin. Incentives: - Cabin solar or wind system with supporting batteries: Up to $5,000, one time per cabin (Equipment and shipping only; labour is not covered.) Eligibility: - Nunavut resident (primary residence in Nunavut), 19 or older, who owns the cabin (signed statutory declaration) - Cabin is a permanent structure in a remote location used for camping or traditional land use, not a primary residence - One grant per cabin; approval required before purchase and installation How to apply: 1. Email renewableenergy@gov.nu.ca to confirm your project qualifies 2. Get quotes, then submit the cabin grant application form by email, mail or in person 3. After approval, install within 12 months and send receipts and photos Notes: The Climate Change Secretariat replies in writing within 30 days of receiving a complete application. Apply early in the year, as funding is limited. ## Manitoba Electric Vehicle Rebate Program (MB EV rebate) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/mb-electric-vehicle-rebate - Official source: https://www.gov.mb.ca/lowercosts/evrebate/index.html - Where: Manitoba · Level: Provincial · Run by: Government of Manitoba, delivered by Manitoba Public Insurance - Status: Open · Start: 2024-07-01 - Amount: up to $4,000 CAD ($4,000 new / $2,500 used) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Manitoba pays $4,000 toward a new electric vehicle and $2,500 toward a used one bought or leased from a Manitoba dealer; the program was extended in Budget 2026. Incentives: - New EV purchase: $4,000 (MSRP under $70,000.) - Used EV purchase: $2,500 (Price under $70,000; vehicle must not have received a rebate before.) - New EV lease (12+ months): $1,000 to $4,000 ($1,000 per full year of lease term, up to 48 months or more.) - Used EV lease (12+ months): $625 to $2,500 ($625 per full year of lease term, up to 48 months or more.) Eligibility: - Manitoba resident, business, First Nation or municipality (Crown corporations and governments excluded) - Bought or leased from an authorized Manitoba dealer; private sales and out-of-province purchases do not qualify - Model year 2023 or newer in 2026 (2024 or newer in 2027) - Registered in Manitoba in the owner's name for at least 12 months - Not a Tesla or China-built EV bought after March 19, 2025; one rebate per person or organization and per vehicle How to apply: 1. Buy or lease an eligible EV from a Manitoba dealer and register it in Manitoba 2. Apply online at evrebate.mpi.mb.ca (no fee) 3. A cheque is issued about 45 to 60 days after approval Stacks with: Electric Vehicle Affordability Program Notes: Check the province's eligible vehicle list before you buy, because it can change at any time. The rebate cannot be assigned to the dealer and does not cover home chargers; a Level 2 charger can be financed through Manitoba Hydro's Home Energy Efficiency Loan. Questions: EVRebate@mpi.mb.ca. ## Novoclimat – Certified Energy-Efficient New Homes (Novoclimat) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-novoclimat - Official source: https://www.quebec.ca/habitation-territoire/chauffage-consommation-energie/aide-financiere-novoclimat - Where: Québec · Level: Provincial · Run by: Government of Québec (Ministère de l'Environnement, de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, de la Faune et des Parcs) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $4,000 CAD ($2,000 ($4,000 first-time buyers)) · Type: Grant - Who: New builds · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Buyers of a new home built and certified to the Novoclimat standard get a $2,000 grant, or $4,000 if they are first-time buyers. Incentives: - Buyer grant – certified Novoclimat home: $2,000 (Paid to the first buyer after certification.) - First-time buyer grant: $4,000 Eligibility: - Newly built house (detached, semi-detached, row, two-generation, or with an attached unit) built by a Novoclimat-certified contractor - Novoclimat option included in the sales contract before construction begins - Home must receive Novoclimat certification after inspection - Buyer grant goes to the first buyer How to apply: 1. Choose a Novoclimat-certified builder and add the Novoclimat option to your purchase contract before construction. 2. The builder registers the project, and an evaluator inspects during construction. 3. After certification, fill in the claim form you receive by mail and return it. A cheque follows within 10 weeks. Stacks with: LogisVert Efficient Homes Program Notes: No end date is published. Small multi-unit Novoclimat buildings receive $500 to $1,700 per unit ($1,000 to $3,400 for social-purpose housing), paid to the applicant rather than to individual buyers. An eligible heat pump in a Novoclimat home may also qualify for LogisVert. Some older bonuses still quoted online, such as low-temperature heat pump bonuses, have ended. ## Heating Rebates for Biomass, Firewood and Wood Pellets - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/pe-biomass-heating-rebates - Official source: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/transportation-infrastructure-and-energy/heating-rebates-for-biomass-firewood-wood - Where: Prince Edward Island · Level: Provincial · Run by: efficiencyPEI (Government of Prince Edward Island) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $3,500 CAD (Up to $2,000 ($3,500 income-qualified) on equipment; 10% back on firewood and pellets) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-11 · Confidence: low PEI still offers rebates on qualifying wood and pellet stoves, furnaces and boilers, and a 10% rebate on firewood and wood pellet purchases. Incentives: - Biomass stove: $1,000 (Last published 2025-26 amount; EPA or CSA B415.1-10 certified) - Biomass stove (income-qualified): $1,800 (Household income of $35,000 or less) - Biomass boiler or furnace: $2,000 (Last published 2025-26 amount; EPA or CSA B415.1-10 certified) - Biomass boiler or furnace (income-qualified): $3,500 (Household income of $35,000 or less) - Firewood and wood pellet purchases: 10% rebate Eligibility: - PEI property registered in your name, with the dwelling occupied at least six months before the upgrade - Equipment installed within the previous 12 months in already-heated space - Income-qualified amounts require household income of $35,000 or less and the home must be your primary residence How to apply: 1. Complete efficiencyPEI's equipment rebate application and include dated receipts and any electrical Certificate of Compliance 2. Mail or drop it off at efficiencyPEI or any Access PEI location, or call 1-877-734-6336 Notes: Equipment amounts are the last ones published by efficiencyPEI (form valid to March 31, 2026) and may have changed. Confirm current details with efficiencyPEI (1-877-734-6336 or efficiencypei@gov.pe.ca) before you start. ## Energy-Efficient Products Rebates - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nt-aea-energy-efficient-products - Official source: https://aea.nt.ca/program/energy-efficient-products/ - Where: Northwest Territories · Level: Provincial · Run by: Arctic Energy Alliance (funded by the Government of the Northwest Territories) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $2,000 CAD (Up to $2,000 per item) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high NWT residents can claim rebates on wood and pellet stoves, programmable thermostats, drain water heat recovery, ECM pumps, ENERGY STAR washers and ventless dryers, and vehicle plug-in controllers installed in the territory. Incentives: - Wood stove or pellet stove: 50% of purchase price up to $2,000 (Installation and accessories such as chimney or flue pipe are excluded.) - Drain water heat recovery: $700 (Minimum 30% efficiency.) - ECM pump: 50% up to $500 - Programmable thermostat: 50% up to $150 each (Up to 5 per household per year.) - Automated vehicle plug-in controller: 50% up to $150 (Must control power by outdoor temperature, not time alone.) - ENERGY STAR washer / ventless dryer / all-in-one washer-dryer: $200 / $500 / $750 (Ventless dryers must use a condenser or heat pump.) - LED bulbs and tubes (non-hydro communities only): Up to $200 per year (Integrated LED fixtures are not eligible.) Eligibility: - NWT residents, businesses, non-profits, community governments and Indigenous governments - New product bought in Canada from a registered retailer and installed in the Northwest Territories - Application received within three months of the purchase date - ENERGY STAR certification where required How to apply: 1. Buy an eligible product 2. Apply online, or send the product rebate form by mail, email (info@aea.nt.ca), fax or in person 3. Include the paid receipt (with model number and vendor), proof of NWT residence if needed, and a photo of the EnerGuide label for appliances 4. Allow about six weeks for the cheque Stacks with: Home Insulation Rebates Notes: Amounts apply to the 2026-27 fiscal year (April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027) and are paid while funds last. Questions: Arctic Energy Alliance, 867-920-3333 or 1-877-755-5855. ## Roulez vert – Electric Vehicle Rebate (Roulez vert) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-roulez-vert - Official source: https://www.quebec.ca/transports/transport-electrique/aide-financiere-vehicule-electrique/programme-roulez-vert - Where: Québec · Level: Provincial · Run by: Government of Québec (Ministère de l'Environnement, de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, de la Faune et des Parcs) - Status: Open · Deadline: 2026-12-31 - Amount: up to $2,000 CAD (Up to $2,000 (new EV, 2026)) · Type: Instant discount - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-19 · Confidence: high Québec's EV purchase and lease rebate is in its last year: up to $2,000 for a new battery-electric vehicle and $1,000 for a used one registered in 2026. The program ends December 31, 2026. Incentives: - New battery-electric vehicle (registered 2026): Up to $2,000 (Down from $4,000 in 2025 and $7,000 in 2024. MSRP must be under $65,000. Leases are prorated: 25% (12–23 months), 50% (24–35), 75% (36–47), 100% (48+).) - New hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle: Up to $2,000 (Same rules as new battery-electric vehicles.) - Plug-in hybrid, battery 15 kWh or more: Up to $1,000 - Plug-in hybrid, battery 8 to under 15 kWh: Up to $500 - Used battery-electric or fuel-cell vehicle: Up to $1,000 (Half the new-vehicle amount for that model. Must be 1 to 4 model years old, on the used-vehicle list, bought from a Québec dealer (not a private sale), and not previously subsidized as new under Roulez vert. Used plug-in hybrids don't qualify.) - Electric motorcycle: Up to $500 (Limited-speed electric motorcycles and scooters are not eligible.) - Business electric pickup (MSRP $65,001–$75,000): Up to $2,000 (For businesses, municipalities and organizations registered in Québec, for commercial use with F or L plates.) Eligibility: - Vehicle registered in Québec in your name in 2026 (the registration date sets the amount) - Model on the government's list of eligible new or used vehicles - New vehicles: MSRP under $65,000, including option packages and upgraded components; first registration must be in Québec (demo vehicles under 10,000 km count as new) - Purchases or leases of 12 months or more; leases of 48 months or more get the full amount - The vehicle must stay registered in Québec for at least 12 months (personal use) - Vehicles registered between 2025-02-01 and 2025-03-31 are ineligible How to apply: 1. Check that the model is on the eligible vehicle list on Québec.ca. 2. Ask a participating dealer to apply the rebate directly on the purchase or lease contract, or apply online yourself after the vehicle is registered in your name. 3. Make sure the vehicle is registered on or before December 31, 2026. Stacks with: Écorecharge – EV Charging Station Grants; Electric Vehicle Affordability Program Notes: Ends December 31, 2026. The official schedule shows $0 for every vehicle type registered in 2027, so the vehicle must be registered by year-end. Sales taxes are calculated on the price before the rebate is subtracted. Roulez vert can be combined with other government incentives, including the federal EV incentive, as long as total public aid stays at or below 75% of the eligible cost. ## Instant Rebates - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ns-instant-rebates - Official source: https://www.efficiencyns.ca/programs-rebates/instant-rebates - Where: Nova Scotia · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Nova Scotia (EfficiencyOne) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $800 CAD (Up to $800 off at checkout) · Type: Instant discount - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Discounts applied at the checkout at participating Nova Scotia retailers on items such as heat pump water heaters, smart thermostats and heat pump clothes dryers. Incentives: - ENERGY STAR heat pump water heater: $800 off (In store at participating retailers; a unit discounted here cannot also get the $800 HEA rebate) - Smart thermostat for electric heating: $45 off (In store or online from one participating manufacturer) - ENERGY STAR heat pump clothes dryer: $150 off - ENERGY STAR variable-speed pool pump: $200 off - Outdoor clothesline kit or freestanding outdoor dryer: $5 off Eligibility: - Purchase an eligible model from a participating retailer in Nova Scotia How to apply: 1. Buy an eligible product at a participating retailer; the discount is applied at checkout 2. Use Efficiency Nova Scotia's retailer map to find participating stores Notes: Eligible models and participating stores change; check Efficiency Nova Scotia's retailer map and eligible-model lists before you shop. ## Efficiency Manitoba EnerGuide Home Evaluation Rebate - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/mb-efficiency-manitoba-energuide-evaluation-rebate - Official source: https://efficiencymb.ca/my-home/energuide-home-evaluation-rebate/ - Where: Manitoba · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Manitoba - Status: Open - Amount: up to $400 CAD ($400) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high A $400 rebate when Manitoba homeowners complete a pre-retrofit EnerGuide home evaluation and plan at least one upgrade within 12 months. Incentives: - Pre-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation: $400 (Income-qualified and Indigenous households may get the evaluation free through other Efficiency Manitoba offers.) Eligibility: - Owner of the home, rental property or cottage evaluated - Active Manitoba Hydro residential service; home heated September to May and at least two years old - Plan to complete at least one energy efficiency upgrade within 12 months - No previous Efficiency Manitoba rebate for a pre-retrofit evaluation at the same address How to apply: 1. Book a pre-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation with a service organization that serves existing homes 2. Receive your reports about two to three weeks after the visit 3. Apply online with the reports within 90 days of the evaluation (paper applications available on request) Stacks with: Efficiency Manitoba Home Insulation Rebate; Efficiency Manitoba Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pump Rebate; Efficiency Manitoba Solar Rebate for Homes Notes: A pre-retrofit evaluation is also needed for the insulation air sealing bonus and for Home Energy Retrofits, so book it before starting any work. ## Free Product Installation - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ns-free-product-installation - Official source: https://www.efficiencyns.ca/programs-rebates/free-product-installation - Where: Nova Scotia · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Nova Scotia (EfficiencyOne) (installed by partners Homesol and Summerhill) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $160 CAD (Free smart thermostat (up to $160 value) plus other free devices) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Renters · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Electrically heated Nova Scotia homes can book a free visit to have a smart thermostat professionally installed, along with other small energy-saving devices where eligible. Incentives: - Smart thermostat, installed: Free (valued up to $160) (Replaces an analog or non-programmable digital thermostat) - Motion sensors, solar security lights, bathroom fan humidity sensors and water-saving devices: Free where eligible (Installer confirms eligibility during the visit) Eligibility: - The home is electrically heated, has a residential utility rate code and is lived in year-round as a residence - At least one smart thermostat must be installed, replacing an analog or non-programmable digital thermostat in a high-traffic area - Renters need written permission from the landlord or property manager - You accept the program terms and conditions How to apply: 1. Fill out the booking form on the Efficiency Nova Scotia website 2. An installation partner (Homesol or Summerhill) contacts you to book a time Stacks with: Home Energy Assessment Program Notes: Homes heated mainly by oil, propane or wood do not qualify for this offer; owners of those homes can look at the Home Energy Assessment and Moderate Income Rebate programs. ## Peak Perks - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-peak-perks - Official source: https://saveonenergy.ca/For-Your-Home/Peak-Perks - Where: Ontario · Level: Provincial · Run by: Save on Energy (IESO) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $75 CAD ($75 to enrol + $20/year) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Get $75 for enrolling an eligible smart thermostat that controls central air or a heat pump, then $20 for each year you stay enrolled. On a few hot weekday afternoons, your cooling is adjusted slightly. Incentives: - Enrolment incentive per thermostat: $75 (Virtual prepaid Mastercard, up to 3 devices per home. Replacing a thermostat does not earn a second enrolment payment.) - Annual participation incentive: $20 per year (For example, the 2026 payment goes to devices enrolled before September 30, 2025.) Eligibility: - Ontario residential electricity customer with central air conditioning (including a heat pump that provides central cooling) controlled by an eligible Wi-Fi smart thermostat from Alarm.com, ecobee, Emerson, Google Nest, Honeywell Home or Trane. - Renters are eligible. Condo and apartment units qualify only if they have their own dedicated air conditioning. - Not enrolled in another Ontario program that automatically adjusts your thermostat (Sarnia Saves thermostat participants are the exception). Hydro One customers choose between Peak Perks and myEnergy Rewards. - Cornwall Electric customers are excluded. How to apply: 1. Enrol at peakperks.ca or through your thermostat maker's app. 2. Choose your thermostat provider and accept the program terms. 3. Watch for an email confirming your enrolment. The $75 card arrives within about 60 days. Stacks with: Home Renovation Savings Program Notes: The prepaid card is virtual and expires six months after it is issued. Incentives are paid for up to three thermostats per home; a replacement thermostat does not earn a new enrolment payment. Peak Perks is a summer cooling program, and EV chargers and home batteries are not listed as eligible devices. ## Efficiency Manitoba Smart Thermostat Rebate - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/mb-efficiency-manitoba-smart-thermostat-rebate - Official source: https://efficiencymb.ca/my-home/smart-thermostat-rebate/ - Where: Manitoba · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Manitoba - Status: Open - Amount: up to $50 CAD ($50) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high A $50 rebate on an ENERGY STAR certified smart thermostat installed in a Manitoba home. Incentives: - ENERGY STAR smart thermostat: $50 Eligibility: - ENERGY STAR certified smart thermostat on Efficiency Manitoba's eligible list, new or certified refurbished, bought in Canada - Installed in your or your tenant's primary residence, or a year-round heated cottage - Application and receipt received within 90 days of purchase - Not eligible: line-voltage (baseboard) thermostats, apartments, seasonal homes, vacation rentals, commercial properties How to apply: 1. Check that your thermostat is on the eligible list and compatible with your heating system 2. Install it, then apply online with your receipt within 90 days of purchase (paper applications available on request) 3. Keep the receipt and model number until you are paid, in case Efficiency Manitoba asks for photos Stacks with: Manitoba Hydro Home Energy Efficiency Loan Notes: If you plan to replace your furnace or add a heat pump soon, wait to buy the thermostat so it is compatible with the new system. Income-qualified households can get a smart thermostat free through the Energy Efficiency Assistance Program. Efficiency Manitoba also runs seasonal in-store instant rebates of $5 to $10 on selected products from September 10 to December 10. ## Affordable Home Energy Program: Ground Source Heat Pump Offer (Affordable Home Energy Program) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/mb-affordable-home-energy-ground-source-heat-pump - Official source: https://efficiencymb.ca/gshp-home/ - Where: Manitoba · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Manitoba (Government of Manitoba program) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (No upfront cost; $75/month for 15 years, interest-free) · Type: Interest-free loan - Who: Homeowners, New builds · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: not stated - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Qualifying Manitoba homeowners can install a ground source (geothermal) heat pump with no upfront cost and repay a fixed, interest-free $75 a month for 15 years ($13,500 in total) on their energy bill. Incentives: - Ground source heat pump, homeowner offer: No upfront cost, then $75/month interest-free for 15 years (Homeowner repays $13,500 in total. Upfront contribution needed above $38,000 (retrofit) or $18,500 (replacement system).) Eligibility: - Manitoba homeowner installing in a primary (not seasonal) residence; new homes are eligible - Retrofit replaces electric furnace/boiler, electric baseboards or natural gas heating; fuel oil conversions also qualify - Replacements of existing ground source systems are eligible - Installed by an Efficiency Manitoba registered contractor (members of the Manitoba Geothermal Energy Alliance) How to apply: 1. Choose a registered ground source contractor, who applies on your behalf 2. Wait for Efficiency Manitoba's approval email before any work starts; you then have one year to install 3. Sign the completion declaration with your contractor; Efficiency Manitoba pays the contractor 4. The $75 monthly payment is added to your Manitoba Hydro energy bill Stacks with: Efficiency Manitoba Home Insulation Rebate; Efficiency Manitoba Home Energy Retrofits Notes: If you plan to sell within 15 years, remember the remaining balance must be paid off at sale. Improving insulation first can reduce the size and cost of the system. Ground source heat pumps are the one upgrade that Home Energy Retrofits allows you to combine with this offer. ## African Nova Scotian Communities Retrofit Program (ANSC Retrofit) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ns-african-nova-scotian-communities-retrofit - Official source: https://www.efficiencyns.ca/programs-rebates/african-nova-scotian-communities-retrofit-program - Where: North Preston, East Preston and other areas, Nova Scotia · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Nova Scotia (EfficiencyOne) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free assessment; free upgrades for low- to moderate-income households) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Income-qualified · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high African Nova Scotian homeowners in Preston Township and Guysborough-area communities can get a free home energy assessment, and low- to moderate-income households can receive upgrades such as insulation, weatherproofing and a switch from oil to a heat pump, usually at no cost. Incentives: - Home energy assessment, upgrade advice and energy-efficient product installation: Free (Available to eligible homeowners at any income level) - Insulation, weatherproofing, oil-to-heat-pump switch and other recommended upgrades: Typically no cost (Measures vary by home; some costs may apply for certain upgrades) Eligibility: - You are an African Nova Scotian homeowner, or someone living in the home such as a spouse or partner is African Nova Scotian - The home is in North Preston, East Preston, Cherry Brook, Lake Loon, Sunnyville, Lincolnville, Upper Big Tracadie, Monastery or Mulgrave - You can show ownership with a property assessment or tax bill, or a legal certificate confirming you are the rightful owner - For the full upgrade package, after-tax household income at or below: 1 person $37,260; 2 people $77,050; 3 people $98,900; 4 people $120,750; 5+ people $126,500 (line 23600 minus line 43500) How to apply: 1. Complete the contact form on the program page, email ansc@efficiencyns.ca, or ask for a paper application 2. The team contacts you to discuss supports and, if needed, sends an application 3. Provide proof of income (CRA Notice of Assessment for every adult) and proof of ownership when asked Notes: There is no application deadline at this time. African Nova Scotian trades workers can also join Efficiency Nova Scotia's Efficiency Preferred Partner network. Homeowners outside these communities can look at HomeWarming or the Moderate Income Rebate. ## Efficiency Manitoba Energy Efficiency Assistance Program (EEAP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/mb-energy-efficiency-assistance-program - Official source: https://efficiencymb.ca/my-home/energy-efficiency-assistance-program/ - Where: Manitoba · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Manitoba (co-funded through the federal Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free upgrades for eligible households, plus a $5,000 boiler rebate and $300 per window or door) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Landlords, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Free insulation, free heat pumps for electrically heated homes, low-cost furnace upgrades and other help for income-qualified Manitoba homeowners and renters. Incentives: - Home energy assessment: Free - Attic, wall and basement insulation: Free - Air or ground source heat pump (electrically heated homes): Free - Natural gas furnace upgrade: $9.50 or $25 per month for five years ($9.50 when replacing a standard-efficiency furnace; $25 when replacing a mid-efficiency furnace.) - High-efficiency natural gas boiler: $5,000 rebate (Upgrading from a standard-efficiency boiler.) - ENERGY STAR triple-pane windows and doors: $300 each - Smart thermostat and energy-saving products: Free Eligibility: - Total household income before deductions at or below: 1 person $46,264; 2 $57,595; 3 $70,806; 4 $85,968; 5 $97,504; 6 $109,967; 7+ $122,432 - Status First Nation band members qualify regardless of income (off reserve, or owning a home on reserve) - Single-detached or semi-detached home lived in year-round - Homeowners, and landlords applying with their income-qualified tenants' consent and income documents - Income verification for every household member 18 and older; property value and assets may be considered How to apply: 1. Complete the eligibility application online or by mail, and send income documents by email, fax or mail 2. Book the free home energy assessment 3. Choose a registered contractor for any approved heating or insulation upgrade 4. The contractor completes the work and bills Efficiency Manitoba directly Notes: This is Manitoba's delivery program for the federal Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program, so you apply here rather than to the federal government. Questions and income documents: EEAP@efficiencyMB.ca. Cover your SIN on any documents you email. ## Efficiency Manitoba Home Energy Retrofits - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/mb-efficiency-manitoba-home-energy-retrofits - Official source: https://efficiencymb.ca/my-home/home-energy-retrofit-program/ - Where: Manitoba · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Manitoba - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum ($75 to $150 per GJ of annual energy saved) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high A performance-based rebate for deep home renovations in Manitoba: $75 for every gigajoule of annual energy saved up to typical new-home performance, and $150 per gigajoule beyond it. Incentives: - Energy saved up to the typical new-home rating: $75 per GJ - Energy saved beyond the typical new-home rating: $150 per GJ Eligibility: - Owner of a single-detached, duplex or triplex home occupied year-round (seasonal homes and new homes are not eligible) - Home uses electricity or natural gas supplied by Manitoba Hydro - Pre-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation completed and application approved before work starts - At least 50% of the energy savings come from building envelope upgrades - No Efficiency Manitoba rebate already paid for any measure in the project How to apply: 1. Book an EnerGuide evaluation with a service organization in your area 2. Send Efficiency Manitoba the evaluation documents and your retrofit plan before starting work 3. Complete the renovation; your energy advisor does a final evaluation to measure savings 4. Submit the final documents to receive your rebate Stacks with: Manitoba Hydro Home Energy Efficiency Loan; Affordable Home Energy Program: Ground Source Heat Pump Offer Notes: Use Efficiency Manitoba's rebate explainer to estimate your rebate before you commit. If you bought your home in the last two years, you may also be able to get a partial refund of your mortgage insurance premium for energy-saving upgrades. ## Efficiency Manitoba Home Insulation Rebate - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/mb-efficiency-manitoba-home-insulation-rebate - Official source: https://efficiencymb.ca/my-home/home-insulation-rebate/ - Where: Manitoba · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Manitoba - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Per-square-foot rebate on materials, plus up to $1,000 air sealing bonus) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Rebates on insulation for attics, roofs, walls and foundations in Manitoba homes, based on area and R-value added, plus up to $1,000 extra for air sealing. Incentives: - Open attic (R-34 or less to R-50-60), cathedral/sloped/flat roof, attic kneewall: $0.03 per sq ft per R added (Capped at the cost of materials.) - Wall cavities (R-12 or less to R-12-24): $0.06 per sq ft per R added (Capped at the cost of materials.) - Exterior walls when re-siding (to R-3.75-15): $0.15 per sq ft per R added (Capped at the cost of materials.) - Foundation walls and joist headers (R-12 or less to R-22-24): $0.06 per sq ft per R added (Capped at the cost of materials.) - Air sealing bonus: Up to $1,000 (Requires pre- and post-retrofit EnerGuide evaluations; air sealing must be done before insulating.) Eligibility: - Owner of a home, rental or cottage with active Manitoba Hydro residential service, heated for the whole September to May heating season - Detached, semi-detached, or mobile/modular home on a permanent foundation with a permanent water supply - No previous Efficiency Manitoba rebate for the same area; new materials bought in Canada with verified R-values - Not eligible: apartments, garages, porches, three-season rooms, seasonal or unoccupied homes, or projects already started How to apply: 1. Choose an Efficiency Manitoba registered contractor or retailer, who starts the application 2. Book a pre-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation if you want the air sealing bonus 3. After approval, buy materials from the supplier on your application and install within 12 months 4. Your supplier submits completion (a post-installation inspection may be required) and the cheque is mailed to you Stacks with: Manitoba Hydro Home Energy Efficiency Loan; Efficiency Manitoba EnerGuide Home Evaluation Rebate Notes: Your home may be inspected before and after the work, so keep receipts and invoices. Income-qualified households can get insulation free through the Energy Efficiency Assistance Program. If you are planning a whole-home renovation, Home Energy Retrofits may pay more, but it cannot be combined with this rebate for the same work. ## Efficiency Manitoba Windows and Doors Rebate - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/mb-efficiency-manitoba-windows-doors-rebate - Official source: https://efficiencymb.ca/my-home/windows-and-doors-rebate/ - Where: Manitoba · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Manitoba - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum ($100 per window or door ($300 if income-qualified)) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high A $100 rebate for each ENERGY STAR certified triple-pane window, entry door or sliding glass door that replaces an existing one in a Manitoba home; income-qualified households get $300 each. Incentives: - ENERGY STAR triple-pane window, entry door or sliding glass door: $100 each (Per qualifying rough opening.) - Same products through the Energy Efficiency Assistance Program or Indigenous offers: $300 each (Apply through the income-based or Indigenous program, not this rebate.) Eligibility: - Products installed in your or your tenant's primary residence in Manitoba - Replaces an existing window or door between heated and unheated space - ENERGY STAR certified, at least triple-pane glass where applicable, new and bought in Canada, with an NRCan reference number for each product - Application and invoice received within 90 days of installation and payment in full How to apply: 1. Ask your supplier to put the NRCan reference number for each window and door on the invoice 2. Install the products and pay in full 3. Apply online with your invoice within 90 days (paper applications available on request) 4. Keep the ENERGY STAR labels on until you are paid, in case photos are requested Stacks with: Manitoba Hydro Home Energy Efficiency Loan Notes: If your window replacement is part of a larger renovation, Home Energy Retrofits may pay more, but the two cannot be combined for the same windows. Financing is available through Manitoba Hydro's Home Energy Efficiency Loan if you apply before buying. ## Energy Affordability Program (EAP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-energy-affordability-program - Official source: https://saveonenergy.ca/For-Your-Home/Energy-Affordability-Program - Where: Ontario · Level: Provincial · Run by: Save on Energy (IESO) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free upgrades (no cost to eligible households)) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Income-qualified, Homeowners, Renters · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Income-qualified Ontario electricity customers can get free energy upgrades. These range from free saving kits to a full home visit that can include new appliances, insulation, draft-proofing and, for electric or oil-heated homes, a cold-climate heat pump. Incentives: - Comprehensive Support: free assessment and upgrades: Free (LEDs, ENERGY STAR appliances, power strips, and water-saving devices for electric hot water homes.) - Insulation, draft-proofing and smart thermostat: Free (For homes heated by electricity or oil.) - Cold-climate air-source heat pump: Free (For electric or oil-heated homes. The oil-to-heat-pump option is supported by federal NRCan funding.) - Energy Saving Kit: Free (Mailed within 3 to 6 weeks. Higher income limits than Comprehensive Support.) Eligibility: - You live in Ontario and are the primary or secondary utility account holder. Owners, renters and lessees all qualify. - Comprehensive Support income limits (before tax): $48,220 for 1 person, $68,193 for 2, $83,518 for 3, $96,439 for 4, $107,823 for 5, $118,113 for 6, $127,576 for 7 or more. - Or, in the past 12 months, you received OESP, LEAP, Ontario Works, ODSP, the Guaranteed Income Supplement, the Allowance for Seniors or Survivors, Healthy Smiles Ontario or Home Winterproofing Program upgrades; or you live in eligible social housing; or you are an on-reserve community member. - Energy Saving Kits have higher income limits: $71,437 for 1 person up to $174,983 for 6 or more. How to apply: 1. Apply online through Save on Energy or call 1-844-770-3148. 2. A delivery agent for your area contacts you within about three business days: EnviroCentre for K postal codes, CLEAResult for L, M and P, and The Home Inspectors Group for N. 3. Have proof of income or proof of benefits ready. 4. Book the in-home assessment. Eligible upgrades are installed at no cost. Stacks with: Home Winterproofing Program Notes: Income limits are updated from time to time. Homes heated by natural gas get insulation and draft-proofing through Enbridge's Home Winterproofing Program, which screens applicants for both programs with one application. Energy Saving Kits arrive by mail within three to six weeks. Save on Energy and Enbridge do not sign people up by phone or door-to-door, so be cautious of unsolicited offers. ## Free Home Insulation Program - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/pe-free-home-insulation - Official source: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/transportation-infrastructure-and-energy/home-insulation-programs - Where: Prince Edward Island · Level: Provincial · Run by: efficiencyPEI (Government of Prince Edward Island) with Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program funding - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free insulation upgrades) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-11 · Confidence: low Income-qualified Island homeowners can have insulation upgrades done at no cost, with materials, contractors and guidance covered by the province and the federal government. Incentives: - Insulation and related envelope work: No cost Eligibility: - Household income limits apply (reported in 2026 as under $55,000) - You own the home and it is your primary residence; seasonal properties are not eligible - A property assessed-value limit was reported at $300,000 or less How to apply: 1. Apply to efficiencyPEI (1-877-734-6336, efficiencypei@gov.pe.ca) 2. Wait for approval before any work starts 3. efficiencyPEI arranges the assessment and contractor Notes: Income and property-value limits shown here were reported when the 2026 funding was announced and may change. Confirm current details with efficiencyPEI (1-877-734-6336 or efficiencypei@gov.pe.ca) before you start. Free heat pumps are not part of this offer. Households that do not qualify can look at the Home Insulation Rebates. ## Home Energy Evaluations - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nt-aea-home-energy-evaluations - Official source: https://aea.nt.ca/program/home-energy-evaluations/ - Where: Northwest Territories · Level: Provincial · Run by: Arctic Energy Alliance (funded by the Government of the Northwest Territories) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Subsidized: $200 + GST) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, New builds · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high AEA's registered energy advisors provide subsidized EnerGuide evaluations of existing NWT homes for $200 plus GST, and free design advice for people planning new homes. Incentives: - EnerGuide evaluation, existing single-family home: $200 + GST (subsidized) - Existing home with one / two secondary suites: $300 / $400 + GST - New home design advice: Free (Required new-home EnerGuide evaluations in Yellowknife are charged separately.) Eligibility: - Home in the Northwest Territories How to apply: 1. Register online with AEA (separate forms for existing and new homes) 2. Book the on-site evaluation; call AEA if you have no confirmation within five business days Stacks with: Home Insulation Rebates Notes: Prices can change, so confirm the fee when you book. Contact AEA at 867-920-3333 or 1-877-755-5855. ## Home Insulation Rebates - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/pe-home-insulation-rebates - Official source: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/transportation-infrastructure-and-energy/home-insulation-programs - Where: Prince Edward Island · Level: Provincial · Run by: efficiencyPEI (Government of Prince Edward Island) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Rebates calculated by area and R-value added; windows up to $1,000 ($2,000 income-qualified)) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords, Income-qualified · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: medium Island homeowners and landlords who get a subsidized $99 EnerGuide assessment can claim rebates for insulation, air sealing and ENERGY STAR windows and doors, with higher rates for households earning $35,000 or less. Incentives: - Attic insulation: $3.50 per 100 sq. ft. per R added (Must reach R-50 (flat) or R-28 (sloped)) - Attic insulation (income-qualified): $5.50 per 100 sq. ft. per R added (Must reach R-50 (flat) or R-28 (sloped)) - Above-grade walls with new interior or exterior finish: $50 per 100 sq. ft. per R added (Minimum R-6 increase) - Above-grade walls with new finish (income-qualified): $80 per 100 sq. ft. per R added (Minimum R-6 increase) - Above-grade walls, blown-in: $10 per 100 sq. ft. per R added (Minimum R-6 increase) - Above-grade walls, blown-in (income-qualified): $16 per 100 sq. ft. per R added (Minimum R-6 increase) - Exposed floors and headers: $21 per 100 sq. ft. per R added (Must reach R-20) - Exposed floors and headers (income-qualified): $34 per 100 sq. ft. per R added (Must reach R-20) - Below-grade walls: $21 per 100 sq. ft. per R added (Minimum R-12 increase) - Below-grade walls (income-qualified): $34 per 100 sq. ft. per R added (Minimum R-12 increase) - ENERGY STAR windows, doors and skylights: $125 per rough opening (Up to $1,000 per property) - ENERGY STAR windows, doors and skylights (income-qualified): $245 per rough opening (Up to $2,000 per property) - Air sealing (10% / 20% / 30% improvement): $150 / $375 / $575 (Measured against the initial blower door test) - Air sealing (income-qualified, 10% / 20% / 30% improvement): $250 / $650 / $1,000 (Measured against the initial blower door test) - EnerGuide home energy assessment: Subsidized to $99 + HST (Required before and after upgrades) Eligibility: - Own the home on Prince Edward Island - Complete an EnerGuide assessment with an efficiencyPEI partner before and after upgrades - Income-qualified rates require annual household income of $35,000 or less (proof is your GST credit notice) How to apply: 1. Book an EnerGuide assessment with an efficiencyPEI partner (Clean Foundation, Homesol Building Solutions, RU-Green Energy Solutions, Sensible Home Inspections or Trinity Energy Group) 2. Review the rebate guide and complete eligible upgrades 3. Book the follow-up audit; the auditor collects your paperwork and submits it to efficiencyPEI Stacks with: Energy Efficiency Loan Program Notes: Example from efficiencyPEI: raising a 1,176 sq. ft. attic from R-20 to R-50 earns about $1,235 at the regular rate. Finance PEI's Energy Efficiency Loan can cover upfront costs. Income-qualified homeowners should check the Free Home Insulation Program first. Confirm current details with efficiencyPEI (1-877-734-6336 or efficiencypei@gov.pe.ca) before you start. ## HomeWarming - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ns-homewarming - Official source: https://www.efficiencyns.ca/programs-rebates/homewarming - Where: Nova Scotia · Level: Provincial · Run by: Efficiency Nova Scotia (EfficiencyOne) with funding from the Province of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia electricity ratepayers and the Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free upgrades (no cost to eligible homeowners)) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Lower-income Nova Scotia homeowners can get a free home energy assessment and free upgrades such as insulation, draft-proofing and heat pumps, installed by contractors that Efficiency Nova Scotia arranges. Incentives: - Home energy assessment: Free - Insulation and draft-proofing: Free (As recommended by the energy advisor) - Single-zone heat pump: Free where recommended (Not every home receives one; whole-home systems are not offered) Eligibility: - You own the home in Nova Scotia, live in it year-round as your primary residence and do not plan to sell it soon - After-tax household income at or below: 1 person $30,187; 2 to 4 people $57,075; 5 or more people $79,163 (line 23600 minus line 43500; limits follow Statistics Canada's after-tax LICO and are updated each spring) - A home-based business is allowed if it uses less than half of the building How to apply: 1. Gather proof of income and proof of home ownership 2. Apply online, or send the PDF application by email, mail or fax (paper applications take longer) 3. Expect to hear about your application in roughly 4 to 6 weeks 4. If accepted, a registered energy advisor completes a free assessment; Efficiency Nova Scotia approves the work, schedules the contractors and does a final assessment Notes: Renters cannot apply at this time; Nova Scotia's share of the federal Greener Homes Affordability funding is delivered only through homeowner programs. Demand is high and contractor availability can cause delays. Upgrades received through HomeWarming cannot also be rebated under the Home Energy Assessment program. Households above these income limits can look at the Moderate Income Rebate or the Home Energy Assessment program. ## PST Exemption on Heat Pumps - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-pst-exemption-heat-pumps - Official source: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/taxes/tax-updates/budget-changes/2022-budget-tax-changes - Where: British Columbia · Level: Provincial · Run by: Province of B.C. (Ministry of Finance) - Status: Open · Start: 2022-04-01 - Amount: no single maximum (7% PST not charged) · Type: Instant discount - Who: Homeowners, Landlords, Renters, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Heat pumps bought in B.C. are exempt from the 7% provincial sales tax, while fossil-fuel heating equipment is taxed at 12%. Incentives: - Heat pump equipment: PST exempt (7%) (Applied at purchase by the seller or contractor.) Eligibility: - Purchase of qualifying heat pump equipment in B.C. How to apply: 1. No application; check that PST is not charged on your heat pump invoice Stacks with: Home Renovation Rebate Program; CleanBC Energy Savings Program (ground-oriented homes); CleanBC Energy Savings Program Condo and Apartment Rebate; BC Hydro Condo and Apartment Rebate Program Notes: This is a tax exemption, not a cash rebate. If PST appears on a heat pump invoice, ask your seller or contractor to correct it. ## Winter Warming Program - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/pe-winter-warming - Official source: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/topic/efficiency-pei - Where: Prince Edward Island · Level: Provincial · Run by: efficiencyPEI (Government of Prince Edward Island) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free air sealing and small upgrades) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: not stated - Last verified: 2026-10-11 · Confidence: low Low- to moderate-income Islanders, including tenants, can get free air sealing and other small efficiency upgrades through efficiencyPEI. Incentives: - Air sealing and minor efficiency upgrades: No cost Eligibility: - Lower-income PEI household, owner or tenant (the published limit was total household income of $50,000 or less) How to apply: 1. Contact efficiencyPEI at 1-877-734-6336 Notes: The income limit and included items come from efficiencyPEI's most recent published brochure and may have changed. Confirm current details with efficiencyPEI (1-877-734-6336 or efficiencypei@gov.pe.ca) before you start. ## Rental Owners Rebate Program (RORP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nb-rental-owners-rebate - Official source: https://saveenergynb.ca/en/for-business/rental-owners-rebate-program/ - Where: New Brunswick · Level: Utility · Run by: NB Power (Save Energy NB) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $500,000 CAD (Up to $500,000 per site ($2M per owner per year)) · Type: Rebate - Who: Landlords, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: medium Owners of year-round residential rental properties in New Brunswick can receive up to $500,000 per project site, and up to $2 million per owner each fiscal year, toward pre-approved energy-efficient upgrades. Incentives: - Energy-efficient upgrades to rental buildings: Per program guidelines (Annual cap of $2,000,000 per property owner) Eligibility: - Own a year-round residential rental property in New Brunswick - Work must be pre-approved before it starts How to apply: 1. Register online; the team responds within five business days 2. Submit the pre-approval form with quotes 3. Complete the work after pre-approval 4. Submit claim documents for payment by direct deposit Notes: Eligible measures and per-measure amounts are set out in the program guide on Save Energy NB; check it before getting quotes. Do not start work until you receive pre-approval by email. Tenants cannot apply directly but can ask their landlord to register. ## Manitoba Hydro Home Energy Efficiency Loan - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/mb-manitoba-hydro-home-energy-efficiency-loan - Official source: https://www.hydro.mb.ca/account/loans/home-energy-efficiency-loan/ - Where: Manitoba · Level: Utility · Run by: Manitoba Hydro - Status: Open - Amount: up to $20,000 CAD (Up to $12,500 per home ($20,000 with geothermal or solar)) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high On-bill financing from Manitoba Hydro of up to $12,500 per home, or up to $20,000 when it includes a ground source heat pump or solar, at 6.20% for the first five years. Incentives: - Ground source heat pump or solar PV: Up to $20,000 (15-year term; all loans on the home combined cannot exceed $20,000.) - Cold climate air source heat pump: Up to $10,000 (15-year term.) - Natural gas furnace or boiler: Up to $7,500 (15-year term.) - Insulation, air sealing, windows/doors, water heating, space heating, ventilation: Up to $7,500 each (5-year term.) - Central air conditioning, conventional air source heat pump, electrical upgrades, radon mitigation: Up to $5,000 each (5-year term.) - Level 2 EV charger: Up to $3,000 (5-year term.) Eligibility: - Owner of the home with an active Manitoba Hydro account and approved credit - Detached or semi-detached home (or mobile home on a permanent foundation) that is your or your tenant's primary residence - Upgrades meet Manitoba Hydro's efficiency levels; no used equipment; gas and electrical work by licensed trades - Approval before any work or purchase; for DIY projects only materials are financed How to apply: 1. Check eligibility, then contact a participating contractor or retailer, who helps you apply 2. Wait for approval before starting work or buying materials 3. Sign the completion certificate when the work is done so Manitoba Hydro pays your supplier 4. Repay through monthly bill payments (minimum $500 financed, minimum $15 payment) Stacks with: Efficiency Manitoba Home Insulation Rebate; Efficiency Manitoba Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pump Rebate; Efficiency Manitoba Smart Thermostat Rebate; Efficiency Manitoba Windows and Doors Rebate; Efficiency Manitoba Solar Rebate for Homes; Efficiency Manitoba Home Energy Retrofits Notes: Extra payments can be made at any time without penalty, but a $20 fee applies if the loan is paid off within the first six months. The balance becomes due when the home is sold. Apartments, seasonal homes, homes under construction and projects already started are not eligible. ## New Home Energy Savings Program - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nb-new-home-energy-savings - Official source: https://saveenergynb.ca/en/for-home/new-home/ - Where: New Brunswick · Level: Utility · Run by: NB Power (Save Energy NB) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $15,000 CAD (Up to $15,000) · Type: Rebate - Who: New builds · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high People building a new home in New Brunswick can have their plans energy-modelled for $99 plus HST and receive up to $15,000 depending on how efficient the finished house is. Incentives: - Performance tier 3 / 4 / 5 (homes over 300 m³): $750 / $6,250 / $15,000 (Compared with the 2020 National Building Code) - Performance tier 3 / 4 / 5 (homes 300 m³ or less): $500 / $2,500 / $6,500 - Prescriptive option (at least five upgrades): Up to $15,000 (Per-measure amounts, e.g. $2,250 for R-24 above-grade walls, $2,000 for a geothermal heat pump) Eligibility: - Building a new home in New Brunswick, as the builder or the future owner - Register before applying for the building permit so plans can be modelled - Air-source heat pumps must be on the federal cold-climate list to earn tier 4 or 5 amounts How to apply: 1. Register online or call 1-800-663-6272 and choose a service organization 2. Pay the $99 + HST modelling fee and review the modelling report 3. Build to your chosen level within 12 months and keep receipts and product stickers 4. Book the on-site evaluation; the incentive is paid after verification Notes: Net Zero and certification-based incentives are described in the program guidelines on Save Energy NB. ## FortisBC Heat Pump Rebate for Income-Qualified Customers - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-fortisbc-income-qualified-heat-pump-rebate - Official source: https://www.fortisbc.com/rebates/detail/iqheatpump - Where: British Columbia · Level: Utility · Run by: FortisBC - Status: Open - Amount: up to $12,000 CAD (Up to $12,000) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Heat pump rebates of up to $12,000 for income-qualified FortisBC electricity customers replacing electric heat. Incentives: - Whole-home heat pump, centrally ducted: Up to $12,000 (NEEP cold-climate certified; CSA F280-12 heat load calculation; must heat at least 80% of the main living area with electric backup of 20% or less.) - Whole-home heat pump, mini-split or multi-split: Up to $9,000 (Single mini-splits only for homes of 1,200 sq ft or less.) - Partial-home heat pump: Up to $5,000 (Must heat at least 50% of the main living area.) - Two-upgrade bonus: $350 (With one additional eligible home renovation upgrade.) Eligibility: - Residential FortisBC electricity customer, or customer of Grand Forks, Penticton, Summerland or Nelson Hydro, with only one active residential electricity account - Registered homeowner on the account who owns only one B.C. property and lives there year-round - Single-family home, duplex, triplex, row home, townhouse or mobile home on a permanent foundation, at least 10 years old and no larger than 3,500 sq ft - Household income at or below: 1 person $51,100; 2 $63,600; 3 $78,200; 4 $94,900; 5 $107,600; 6 $121,400; 7+ $135,100 - Must replace hard-wired electric heat; emergency replacements, replacing an existing heat pump and adding heads are not eligible How to apply: 1. Optionally request an income qualification code from FortisBC by submitting proof of income 2. Hire an HPCN contractor to install a qualifying heat pump 3. Apply online within six months of the invoice date with your account number, proof of income and the paid invoice Notes: This rebate cannot be combined with other provincially or federally funded rebates, and one primary heating rebate is allowed per home. FortisBC customers above the income limits can use the regular Home Renovation Rebate heat pump offer ($4,000 / $1,500). BC Hydro customers should look at the CleanBC Energy Savings Program or ECAP. Questions: 1-855-909-2331. ## Énergir Dual-Energy Grants (heat pump added to a natural gas system) (Énergir dual energy) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-energir-dual-energy - Official source: https://energir.com/en/residential/dual-energy - Where: Québec · Level: Utility · Run by: Énergir, with Hydro-Québec and the Government of Québec - Status: Open - Amount: up to $11,900 CAD (Up to $7,300 for a heat pump (forced air) or up to $11,900 for an electric boiler and electrical upgrade (hot water), single-family home) · Type: Grant - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-19 · Confidence: medium Énergir natural gas customers who switch to Hydro-Québec's dual-energy rate for at least 10 years can get up to $7,300 for adding a heat pump to a gas forced-air system, or up to $11,900 for adding an electric boiler and an electrical upgrade to a gas hot-water system (single-family home or condo). Incentives: - Heat pump added to a natural gas forced-air system (single-family home or condo): Up to $7,300 (Up to $8,600 for a duplex and $9,100 for a triplex. Capped at 80% of the eligible extra cost.) - Electric boiler added to a natural gas hot-water system (single-family home or condo): Up to $4,100 (Up to $4,700 for a duplex and $4,800 for a triplex. Together with the electrical upgrade, the hot-water total is up to $11,900 ($12,700 for a duplex, $12,800 for a triplex).) - Electrical upgrade with an electric boiler (hot-water systems, single-family home or condo): Up to $7,800 (Must increase the home's amperage. Up to $8,000 for a duplex or triplex.) Eligibility: - Home connected to Énergir's natural gas network and heated by natural gas (or renewable natural gas) for at least 12 months before you apply. - Central forced-air or hot-water natural gas heating. Homes already heated only by electricity, or already on a dual-energy rate, do not qualify. - You become a new subscriber to Hydro-Québec's Rate DT (or a participating municipal or co-op dual-energy rate) and stay on it for at least 10 years. - Work done by contractors registered in Québec with the required RBQ licences. How to apply: 1. Check eligibility and take the quiz in Énergir's Customer Space, or contact Énergir. 2. Sign a contract with an Énergir sales representative or Énergir Partner before installation starts. 3. Have the work done, then submit the application no later than 12 months after the work is finished. Notes: If you leave the dual-energy rate before 10 years, or the conditions are not met, you may have to repay all or part of the grant. Énergir says amounts and conditions can change without notice, so confirm your amount in the Customer Space before you sign. ## BC Hydro Solar and Battery Rebates (Residential) (Solar & battery rebate) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-hydro-solar-battery-rebate - Official source: https://app.bchydro.com/accounts-billing/electrical-connections/customer-generation/solar-battery-rebates.html - Where: British Columbia · Level: Utility · Run by: BC Hydro - Status: Open - Amount: up to $10,000 CAD (Up to $5,000 for solar plus up to $5,000 for a battery) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Rebates of up to $5,000 for rooftop solar and up to $5,000 for a home battery enrolled in BC Hydro's Peak Saver program. Incentives: - Rooftop solar PV: $1,000 per kW, up to $5,000 (Capped at 50% of installed cost.) - Battery enrolled in Peak Saver: $500 per kWh, up to $5,000 (Enrol within 14 days of the in-service date; battery-only systems qualify only with Peak Saver enrolment.) - Battery installed with solar, not in Peak Saver: $500 per kWh, up to $1,500 (Capped at 50% of installed cost.) Eligibility: - BC Hydro or City of New Westminster residential account; FortisBC customers are not eligible - You own the individually metered home (rental homes qualify and the rebate goes to the owner) - Self-generation application accepted by BC Hydro before installation - Designed and installed by a licensed HPCN member; self-installs not eligible - Tesla batteries are not eligible How to apply: 1. Get quotes from HPCN-member solar and battery installers 2. Submit a self-generation application through MyHydro and wait for technical acceptance before buying equipment 3. Install the system and, for the higher battery rebate, enrol it in Peak Saver within 14 days of going into service 4. The rebate is processed once the connection is approved Notes: Rebates are calculated under the terms in effect when your self-generation and rebate application is submitted (current terms effective October 2, 2026). Adding to an existing system earns rebates only on the added capacity. Larger rebates exist for multi-unit and commercial buildings, social housing, Indigenous governing bodies and remote communities. ## Utility On-Bill Financing - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nl-on-bill-financing - Official source: https://takechargenl.ca/financing/ - Where: Newfoundland and Labrador · Level: Utility · Run by: Newfoundland Power and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro - Status: Open - Amount: up to $10,000 CAD (Up to $10,000 over 60 months (NL Hydro, heat pumps)) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: medium Newfoundland Power and NL Hydro customers who own their homes can finance heat pumps, insulation and other efficiency upgrades on their power bill; NL Hydro lends up to $10,000 over 60 months for heat pumps. Incentives: - Heat pumps (NL Hydro): Finance up to $10,000 over 60 months (Prime + 4%) - Attic and basement insulation (NL Hydro): Finance up to $2,500 over 48 months (Prime + 4%) - Efficiency upgrades (Newfoundland Power): On-bill financing (Ask Newfoundland Power for current limits and rate) Eligibility: - You own the home, it is your primary residence and you have an active account with the utility - No arrears or recent collection activity, and a satisfactory third-party credit check - NL Hydro heat pumps must meet minimum efficiency (HSPF 10 for mini-splits, 9 for multi-splits) and be installed by a certified refrigeration mechanic and registered electrical contractor How to apply: 1. Get a quote for the work 2. NL Hydro customers email the financing application and quote to financing@nlh.nl.ca 3. Newfoundland Power customers apply through their online account or call 1-800-663-2802 Stacks with: Oil to Electric Incentive Program; takeCHARGE Insulation Rebates Notes: Loans are not life-insured. If your account closes before the loan is repaid, the balance moves to your new account or becomes due on the final bill. ## Zero30 Heat Pump Rental Program (Zero30 Heat Pump Rental) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nb-saint-john-energy-zero30-heat-pump-rental - Official source: https://sjenergy.ca/products-and-services/heat-pump-rentals - Where: Saint John, New Brunswick · Level: Utility · Run by: Saint John Energy - Status: Open - Amount: up to $10,000 CAD (Rentals from $55.36/month; financing up to $10,000) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners, Landlords, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-17 · Confidence: medium Saint John Energy rents ductless mini-split heat pumps with no upfront cost, from $55.36 a month for Saint John Energy customers, including installation, inspections, repairs and replacement. Customers with a good payment history can instead finance a heat pump of their choice, up to $10,000 over seven years. Incentives: - Ductless mini-split heat pump rental (Saint John Energy customers): $55.36 to $70.35 a month per unit, depending on size and model (9,000 BTU $55.36, 12,000 BTU $55.93, 15,000 BTU $56.50, floor models $58.75 to $61.01, 24,000 BTU $70.35. Includes standard installation, inspections, service and replacement. 36-month minimum rental.) - Ductless mini-split heat pump rental (outside Saint John Energy territory): $66.66 to $85.20 a month per unit (Pre-authorized payment required for service addresses outside the city of Saint John.) - Heat pump financing (buy from a vendor of your choice): Up to $10,000 over seven years (For customers with a good payment history with Saint John Energy and a good credit score. Call (506) 658-5252 or 1-877-907-5550.) Eligibility: - The rental agreement is signed by the registered owner of the home. Businesses can also rent. - The heat pump cannot be the only heat source where it is installed. You must keep a working primary heating system. - Saint John Energy can refuse a rental if the site is unsafe or impractical or if your payment history with the utility is unacceptable. - Financing is for customers with a good payment history with Saint John Energy and a good credit score. How to apply: 1. Book a free home assessment on Saint John Energy's heat pump rental page. 2. Review the rental agreement. If you live outside Saint John, also complete the pre-authorized payment agreement. 3. Greenfoot Energy Solutions installs the unit, and the rental appears on your monthly bill. 4. To finance a heat pump you buy yourself instead, call Saint John Energy at (506) 658-5252 or 1-877-907-5550. Stacks with: Total Home Energy Savings Program Notes: The rental has a 36-month minimum. Ending it early means paying the rest of the 36 months plus a removal fee of up to $1,000 per unit, which drops by $6.94 for each month since installation. Rates can change, but the agreement caps total increases at the cost of living plus 3% a year. If you sell, the buyer can take over the rental or it is treated as a termination. Saint John Energy says its rental models qualify for NB Power's Total Home Energy Savings rebates of up to $400 per heat pump; check the Total Home rules before you rent. Saint John Energy also offers all-in water heater rentals and a home EV charger package that can be paid over up to five years on your bill. ## SaskEnergy Homes Beyond Code: Homeowner Rebate (Homes Beyond Code) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/sk-saskenergy-homes-beyond-code - Official source: https://www.saskenergy.com/ways-save/homes-beyond-code/homeowner-rebate - Where: Saskatchewan · Level: Utility · Run by: SaskEnergy - Status: Open - Amount: up to $9,000 CAD ($3,000 to $9,000 per new home) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, New builds · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Buyers of a new Saskatchewan home built to Tier 3, 4 or 5 of the National Building Code energy requirements can get a SaskEnergy rebate of $3,000, $5,000 or $9,000. Incentives: - New home built to Tier 3 (20% better than code): $3,000 - New home built to Tier 4 (40% better than code): $5,000 - New home built to Tier 5 (70% better, net zero energy ready): $9,000 Eligibility: - New single-detached (including with a secondary suite), semi-detached, row, townhouse or modular home on a permanent foundation in Saskatchewan - Built by a qualified home builder to Tier 3, 4 or 5 of section 9.36 of the National Building Code - Energy modelling and an as-built assessment with blower door test by a registered energy advisor - Homeowner is a SaskEnergy residential customer How to apply: 1. Choose a builder who works with an energy advisor to reach Tier 3 or higher 2. The builder applies to SaskEnergy first and must be approved 3. Apply online within 120 days of natural gas service being transferred into your name 4. SaskEnergy matches your application to the builder's and mails the cheque in about six to eight weeks Notes: Ask your builder early whether they are targeting Tier 3 or higher, because the tier is confirmed only after the as-built assessment. SaskEnergy can change or end the offer without notice. Questions: 1-800-567-8899. ## FortisBC Heat Pump Loan - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-fortisbc-heat-pump-loan - Official source: https://www.fortisbc.com/rebates/detail/air-source-heat-pump-loan - Where: British Columbia · Level: Utility · Run by: FortisBC - Status: Open - Amount: up to $6,500 CAD (Up to $6,500 at 1.9%) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Low-interest financing of up to $6,500 at 1.9% over ten years for FortisBC electricity customers replacing electric heat with an air source heat pump. Incentives: - Air source heat pump replacing electric heat: Up to $6,500 loan at 1.9% (Repaid over a 10-year term.) Eligibility: - Residential FortisBC electricity customer or customer of Grand Forks, Penticton, Summerland or Nelson Hydro - Existing primary and backup heating are both electric - Minimum efficiency: variable-speed mini-split HSPF 10 / SEER 18; variable-speed multi-split HSPF 9.5 / SEER 16; central system HSPF 8.5 / SEER 15 - No income test How to apply: 1. Contact FortisBC through its online contact form or call 1-866-436-7847 to start a loan application 2. Get a quote from a qualified contractor for an eligible heat pump 3. Confirm the loan terms with FortisBC before you buy equipment Notes: FortisBC lists this loan among its current home offers but does not publish an end date or say whether it can be combined with its heat pump rebates, so ask when you apply. The loan must be repaid; it is not a rebate. ## FortisBC Insulation Rebates - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-fortisbc-insulation-rebate - Official source: https://www.fortisbc.com/rebates/detail/insulation-rebates - Where: British Columbia · Level: Utility · Run by: FortisBC - Status: Open - Amount: up to $5,800 CAD (Up to $5,500 across all areas, plus a $300 bonus) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Rebates for adding insulation to attics, walls, basements and floors in homes heated by FortisBC natural gas or electricity. Incentives: - Attic (flat or cathedral): Up to $900 ($0.02 per sq ft per R-value added; at least R12 added.) - Exterior wall cavities: Up to $1,200 ($0.09 per sq ft per R-value added; at least R12 added.) - Exterior wall sheathing: Up to $1,200 ($0.09 per sq ft per R-value added; at least R3.8 added.) - Basement or crawlspace walls: Up to $1,200 ($0.09 per sq ft per R-value added; at least R10 added. You can claim crawlspace walls or the floor over the crawlspace, not both.) - Exposed floor, floor over crawlspace or header: Up to $1,000 ($0.07 per sq ft per R-value added; at least R20 added.) - Two-area bonus: $300 (Two or more areas, each earning at least $500.) Eligibility: - Residential FortisBC natural gas account and/or FortisBC or participating municipal electricity account (Grand Forks, Penticton, Summerland or Nelson Hydro) - Home primarily heated by FortisBC natural gas or by FortisBC or participating municipal electricity - Year-round primary residence at least 12 months old: single-family, duplex, triplex, row home, townhouse or mobile home on a permanent foundation; new construction, additions and garages excluded - HPCN contractor installation; self-installs not eligible - Pest infestations must be fixed before the rebate is paid; owners of rentals need consent from the account holder How to apply: 1. Hire an HPCN contractor and confirm the R-value you will add 2. Complete the work and pay the invoice 3. Apply online through FortisBC within six months of the paid invoice date (processing takes up to 90 days) Stacks with: Home Renovation Rebate Program Notes: This is FortisBC's part of the Home Renovation Rebate Program; homes heated by BC Hydro electricity claim insulation through BC Hydro instead, and the same area cannot be paid twice. Invoices dated on or after May 16, 2026 follow the current program terms. The income-qualified Energy Savings Program no longer funds insulation for invoices from July 6, 2026, so this is the main insulation rebate for gas-heated homes. The total assumes every area cap plus the bonus. ## BC Hydro Community-Based Offers (Community-based top-ups) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-hydro-community-based-offers - Official source: https://www.bchydro.com/powersmart/residential/rebates-programs/community-based-offers.html - Where: Vancouver, Victoria and other areas, British Columbia · Level: Utility · Run by: BC Hydro - Status: Open - Amount: up to $4,000 CAD (Up to $4,000 extra for a heat pump (eligible postal codes only)) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-17 · Confidence: high BC Hydro customers in select postal codes, including parts of Vancouver west of Cambie, select Victoria neighbourhoods and Surrey's Campbell Heights, get extra rebates on heat pumps, EV chargers and some appliances. The heat pump top-up is $4,000 for whole-home heating. Incentives: - Air source heat pump, whole-home heating (replacing electric heat): $4,000 top-up (Added to the standard Home Renovation Rebate of up to $4,000. A separate promotional bonus of up to $1,000 applies to upgrades completed and paid for by October 31, 2026.) - Air source heat pump, partial-home heating: $1,500 top-up (Promotional bonus of $500 until October 31, 2026.) - Level 2 EV charger (single-family home): $1,750 top-up, up to 100% of eligible costs (For applicants who qualify for the single-family charger rebate from August 4 to December 31, 2026. The charger must be enrolled in Peak Saver and on a qualifying feeder.) - Select ENERGY STAR fridges, washers, dryers and laundry centres: 100% of the regular rebate Eligibility: - You must be a BC Hydro residential customer at an address in an eligible postal code. Use the postal code checker on BC Hydro's page. - Heat pump and heat pump water heater top-ups apply to homes switching from electric heating or electric water heating, and the upgrade must meet the Home Renovation Rebate Program rules. - Heat pumps must be installed by a Home Performance Contractor Network member. How to apply: 1. Check your postal code on BC Hydro's community-based offers page. 2. Complete your upgrade with an eligible contractor and product. 3. Apply for the regular BC Hydro rebate online. The top-up is added automatically based on your installation address. Stacks with: Home Renovation Rebate Program; BC Hydro Air Source Heat Pump Bonus Rebate (Fall 2026); BC Hydro Home EV Charger Rebate Notes: Eligibility is set by postal code, not by city, so only part of each listed community qualifies. Check your address on BC Hydro's page before you plan around the top-up. EV charger top-ups also require enrolling the charger in BC Hydro's Peak Saver program. ## BC Hydro Condo and Apartment Rebate Program - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-hydro-condo-apartment-rebate-program - Official source: https://www.bchydro.com/powersmart/residential/rebates-programs/condo-apartment-rebate-program.html - Where: British Columbia · Level: Utility · Run by: BC Hydro - Status: Open - Amount: up to $3,250 CAD (Up to $2,250 for a heat pump and $1,000 for a heat pump water heater) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Rebates of up to $2,250 for an in-suite heat pump and $1,000 for a heat pump water heater in electrically heated condos, apartments and stacked townhomes, with no income test. Incentives: - Ductless multi-split heat pump (replacing electric heat): $750 per head, up to $2,250 (Up to three indoor heads.) - Ductless mini-split heat pump (replacing electric heat): $1,000 (One indoor head serving a main living area.) - Heat pump water heater (replacing an electric water heater): $1,000 (Must be Tier 2 or higher on the NEEA qualified product list.) Eligibility: - Suite in a purpose-built rental, strata condominium or equity co-op: low- or high-rise apartment, stacked townhome, or multiplex with six or more units; at least 12 months old - Year-round primary residence with a residential BC Hydro or City of New Westminster electricity account - Suite primarily heated by hard-wired electric heat - Heat pump must be a NEEP cold-climate model on the qualified product list, installed by an HPCN member - Strata council or co-op board approval; renters are not currently eligible - No income test; cannot be combined with the CleanBC Energy Savings Program condo rebate or other CleanBC, BC Hydro or FortisBC incentives for the same upgrade How to apply: 1. Get quotes and strata or co-op approval 2. Request a pre-approval code online from BC Hydro before buying or installing equipment (codes are valid for six months) 3. Complete the installation, pay the invoice in full and submit the rebate application within six months of the invoice date Stacks with: BC Hydro Air Source Heat Pump Bonus Rebate (Fall 2026); PST Exemption on Heat Pumps Notes: Rebates cannot exceed the invoiced and paid cost. Heat pumps invoiced and paid between August 1 and October 31, 2026 may earn an extra $500 (mini-split) or $1,000 (multi-split) bonus. If your household meets the income limits, the CleanBC Energy Savings Program condo rebate pays more. ## takeCHARGE Insulation Rebates - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nl-takecharge-insulation-rebate - Official source: https://takechargenl.ca/insulation-landing/insulation-rebates/ - Where: Newfoundland and Labrador · Level: Utility · Run by: takeCHARGE (Newfoundland Power and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $3,000 CAD (Up to $3,000) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Electrically heated homes can get 75% of attic and basement insulation costs back, up to $1,000 per area plus up to $500 per area for professional labour, for a total of up to $3,000. Incentives: - Attic insulation materials: 75% up to $1,000 (Minimum R-50 after installation) - Basement or crawlspace insulation materials: 75% up to $1,000 (Walls (minimum R-18) or ceiling (minimum R-30), not both) - Professional installation labour: Up to $500 per area (Participating installer required) - Duct insulation: 50% up to $500 (Ducts from an electric furnace or central ducted heat pump running through unheated space; R-6 to R-8) Eligibility: - Homeowner or landlord with an active electricity account - Primary heat is electric, or annual use of at least 15,000 kWh - Home built and connected before January 1, 2014; primary residence on a permanent foundation - Must reach minimum R-values; topping up is rebated, full replacement is not How to apply: 1. Install the insulation and keep detailed receipts (number of bags, brand, R-value, coverage) 2. Apply online, or print the form and mail it to the utility that bills you for electricity 3. Approved rebates appear as a credit on your power bill, usually within 6 to 8 weeks Stacks with: Oil to Electric Incentive Program; takeCHARGE Air Sealing Rebate; Utility On-Bill Financing Notes: Attics with no insulation, or where existing insulation is removed, are calculated from a starting value of R-20. Vapour barrier and studding are not rebated. If another program also rebates the insulation, the takeCHARGE amount is reduced so the total does not exceed 100% of the material cost. ## Peak Smart Home Rebate (Peak Smart) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/yt-peak-smart-home - Official source: https://peaksmart.ca/get-cash-back/rebates/ - Where: Yukon · Level: Utility · Run by: Yukon Energy Corporation with the Government of Yukon (Good Energy program) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $1,500 CAD (Up to $1,500 per home) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Yukoners on the main grid with electric heat or an electric water tank can get 75% back, up to $750 per device type and $1,500 per home, on eligible smart thermostats and hot water tank controllers when they join Yukon Energy's Peak Smart Home program. Incentives: - Eligible smart thermostats: 75% up to $750 (Purchase and installation costs.) - Eligible hot water tank controller: 75% up to $750 (Purchase and installation costs.) Eligibility: - Residential utility account holder on Yukon's main grid (Watson Lake, Burwash Landing and Old Crow are not eligible) - Devices control electric baseboards, an electric furnace or an electric hot water tank - A steady home internet connection (cellular internet does not qualify) - Enrolled in Peak Smart Home; receipts dated after December 4, 2024 - Tenants with their own Yukon Energy or ATCO Electric Yukon account can join (landlord permission recommended) How to apply: 1. Buy and install an eligible device (Yukon Energy does not install devices) 2. Sign up for Peak Smart Home at peaksmart.ca 3. Apply through the Good Energy Rebates portal with a paid receipt and proof of enrolment; the name on both must match 4. Allow up to 12 weeks for payment Stacks with: Dependable Grid Program Notes: Check the eligible device list before you buy, and keep your receipt showing your name and a zero balance. Program support: 867-322-0183, 1-844-200-2153 or peaksmart@clearesult.com. ## SaskEnergy Residential Equipment Replacement Rebate Program - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/sk-saskenergy-equipment-replacement-rebate - Official source: https://www.saskenergy.com/ways-save/residential-equipment-replacement-rebate - Where: Saskatchewan · Level: Utility · Run by: SaskEnergy - Status: Open · Start: 2022-07-01 - Amount: up to $1,000 CAD ($325 to $1,000 per unit) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Rebates of $325 to $1,000 per unit when SaskEnergy customers replace natural gas heating or water heating equipment with a high-efficiency furnace, boiler, combi boiler, or tankless or condensing water heater. Incentives: - Natural gas furnace, 97%+ AFUE: $325 - Boiler, 95%+ AFUE (up to 300 MBH): $750 (Per boiler plant.) - Combi boiler, 95%+ AFUE: $800 - Tankless water heater, 0.87+ UEF: $1,000 - Condensing water heater, 0.80+ UEF: $1,000 Eligibility: - SaskEnergy residential customer who paid the invoice and is the registered homeowner, landlord or rental company representative - New natural gas unit from SaskEnergy's eligible equipment list, used for the home's main space or water heating - Installed by a gas contractor with a valid TSASK licence; self-installs are not eligible - Not eligible: new construction, garages, gifted or prize units, or replacing equipment still under manufacturer's warranty - Separately metered row or duplex units and insurance-claim replacements can qualify How to apply: 1. Check that the model is on SaskEnergy's eligible equipment list before buying 2. Have a TSASK-licensed gas contractor install it 3. Apply online within 120 days of installation with the paid invoice 4. SaskEnergy pays by cheque, e-Transfer or bill credit within about six weeks of approval Stacks with: Saskatoon Home Energy Loan Program Notes: SaskEnergy can change or end this rebate at any time, so confirm your model on the eligible list before you buy. Saskatchewan has no provincial or utility heat pump rebate; the federal National Heat Pump Rebate is the main heat pump incentive to watch. Saskatoon homeowners can finance the rest of the cost through the Home Energy Loan Program. ## takeCHARGE Air Sealing Rebate - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nl-takecharge-air-sealing-rebate - Official source: https://takechargenl.ca/residential/rebate-programs/air-sealing-rebate/ - Where: Newfoundland and Labrador · Level: Utility · Run by: takeCHARGE (Newfoundland Power and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $750 CAD (Up to $750) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords, New builds · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Rebates of up to $750 for air sealing in electrically heated homes, through three routes: new-home airtightness, blower-door-tested retrofits of existing homes, or air sealing bundled with an attic insulation job. Incentives: - New construction airtightness (2.5 / 1.5 / 0.6 ACH50): $200 / $300 / $750 (Apply within 12 months of the occupancy permit) - Existing home, pre- and post-retrofit blower door tests (10% / 20% / 30%+ improvement): $200 / $475 / $750 - Air sealing bundled with attic insulation: $0.50 per sq. ft. sealed (Approved installer; paid to the installer) Eligibility: - Primary heat is electric (existing homes may instead use at least 15,000 kWh a year) - Homeowner or landlord with an active electricity account - Home on a permanent foundation used as a primary residence, with an HRV or air exchanger How to apply: 1. Choose the pathway that fits your project 2. Have the required blower door test(s) done by an approved professional, or use an approved insulation installer for the bundled option 3. Apply online or by mail (the installer submits the bundled option); rebates are credited to your bill within about eight weeks Stacks with: takeCHARGE Insulation Rebates Notes: The utilities may inspect the home within 15 months of processing. takeCHARGE may change or end the rebate at any time. ## Kitchener Utilities Natural Gas Rebates (Kitchener Utilities rebates) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-kitchener-utilities-rebates - Official source: https://www.kitchenerutilities.ca/offers-rebates/current-offers/ - Where: Kitchener, Ontario · Level: Utility · Run by: Kitchener Utilities (City of Kitchener) - Status: Open · Start: 2022-01-01 - Amount: up to $575 CAD ($75 smart thermostat credit; $500 condensing water heater credit) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-17 · Confidence: high Kitchener Utilities, the City of Kitchener's own gas utility, gives its residential customers a $75 bill credit for a smart thermostat and a $500 bill credit for upgrading to a condensing gas water heater. Incentives: - Smart thermostat: $75 on-bill credit (Must replace a manual or programmable thermostat. Thermostats bought on or after January 1, 2022. One per address or utility account.) - Condensing natural gas water heater: $500 on-bill credit (New unit must be ENERGY STAR condensing, 0.86 UEF or higher, replacing a less efficient gas water heater. Switching from electric to gas does not qualify. Not for new homes.) Eligibility: - Residential property in the City of Kitchener with an active Kitchener Utilities natural gas meter and account. - Smart thermostat: detached, semi-detached or row townhouse heated mainly by a gas furnace or boiler, replacing a thermostat that is not already smart. - Water heater: replacing an existing natural gas water heater below 0.86 UEF with a condensing model at 0.86 UEF or higher. The current offers page says you must be the property owner and not already using a tankless water heater. - Credits go to the registered owner's utility account. How to apply: 1. Buy and install the qualifying equipment, and keep the paid invoice. 2. Apply online with the Smart Thermostat Rebate or Condensing Water Heater Rebate form on the City of Kitchener site, or call Kitchener Utilities at 519-741-2626. 3. Kitchener Utilities may inspect the installation before approving the credit. Notes: These rebates are only for Kitchener Utilities gas customers in the City of Kitchener. Kitchener Utilities says the programs can change or end at its discretion and funding is limited. If you are switching water heaters, it also offers a limited-time Switch and Save deal with six months of free rent on its rental water heaters. ## BC Hydro Home EV Charger Rebate (EV charger rebate) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-hydro-ev-charger-rebate - Official source: https://www.bchydro.com/powersmart/electric-vehicles/rebates-incentives/rebates-home-chargers.html - Where: British Columbia · Level: Utility · Run by: BC Hydro (CleanBC Go Electric) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $550 CAD (Up to $350, plus $200 for power management) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Rebate of half the cost of a Level 2 home EV charger, up to $350, with an extra $200 for a power management device. Incentives: - Level 2 charger (single-family, row home, duplex): Up to $350 (50% of purchase and installation cost.) - EV power management device: $200 (Single-family homes.) - Peak Saver enrolment of a smart charger: $250 bill credit plus $50 per season (Bill credit, not part of the rebate.) Eligibility: - BC Hydro customer in a single-family home, row home or duplex - Level 2 (208V or 240V) charger with a J1772 or NACS (J3400) plug on BC Hydro's rebate-eligible list; Tesla charging stations are no longer eligible - New, certified, purchased from a Canadian supplier, and permanently mounted at the home - Installed with an electrical permit; installing only a 240V outlet does not qualify - FortisBC electricity customers apply through FortisBC How to apply: 1. Pick a charger from BC Hydro's rebate-eligible list 2. Have it installed with an electrical permit 3. Apply online within 180 days of installation; approved payments are processed within 90 days Stacks with: Electric Vehicle Affordability Program Notes: Condo and apartment buildings use a separate multi-unit building charger program. FortisBC offers an equivalent home charger rebate of up to $350. The federal EV purchase rebate covers the vehicle, so it can be used alongside this charger rebate. ## Énergir Smart Thermostat Grant (and Low-Income Supplement) (Énergir smart thermostat) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-energir-smart-thermostat - Official source: https://energir.com/en/residential/customer-centre/reduce-my-consumption/energy-efficiency-grants/thermostat-intelligent - Where: Québec · Level: Utility · Run by: Énergir - Status: Open - Amount: up to $320 CAD ($100 per thermostat (+$220 low-income supplement)) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Landlords, Income-qualified · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Énergir natural-gas customers with central gas heating get $100 toward an ENERGY STAR smart thermostat. Low-income households can get an extra $220. Incentives: - ENERGY STAR smart thermostat: $100 (max 75% of device cost) (One per central natural gas heating system. Model must be on Énergir's eligible list.) - Low-income supplement: +$220 (File the supplement request before installing and send proof of income when asked. In rentals, the amount depends on the share of low-income units and is split 40% owner / 60% tenants.) Eligibility: - Current or future Énergir residential customer - Single-family home, duplex, triplex or residential building with a central natural gas heating system - Thermostat is ENERGY STAR certified and on Énergir's eligible list - Supplement: household income within Énergir's low-income thresholds (owner-occupant), or low-income tenants in the building How to apply: 1. Buy an eligible ENERGY STAR smart thermostat. If you want the low-income supplement, file the supplement request before installing it. 2. Install it yourself or through an Énergir partner. 3. Submit the grant request in your Énergir Customer Space within 30 days of the purchase date on your invoice. Notes: Énergir says amounts and terms can change without notice, and no end date is published. Check the current eligible-model list before you buy. Énergir's insulation and window grants are aimed at business and larger multi-unit customers, so they are not listed here. Dual-energy grants (a heat pump with gas backup) and high-efficiency equipment grants are shown individually in your Customer Space. ## takeCHARGE HRV Rebate - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nl-takecharge-hrv-rebate - Official source: https://takechargenl.ca/residential/rebate-programs/hrv-rebate/ - Where: Newfoundland and Labrador · Level: Utility · Run by: takeCHARGE (Newfoundland Power and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $225 CAD ($225) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, New builds · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high A $225 bill credit for installing an eligible high-efficiency heat recovery ventilator (or qualifying ERV) in a new or existing home with any heat source. Incentives: - Eligible HRV or ERV: $225 Eligibility: - Homeowner with an active electricity account - Home on a permanent foundation used as a residence - Model on takeCHARGE's eligible list, bought on or after September 15, 2013, and installed by an HRAI-certified installer How to apply: 1. Install an eligible model 2. Apply online or by mail with your receipt Stacks with: Oil to Electric Incentive Program; takeCHARGE Insulation Rebates ## In-Store Rebates - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nb-in-store-rebates - Official source: https://saveenergynb.ca/for-home/in-store-rebates/ - Where: New Brunswick · Level: Utility · Run by: NB Power (Save Energy NB) - Status: Open · Deadline: 2027-03-31 - Amount: up to $150 CAD ($10 to $150 off per item) · Type: Instant discount - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Instant discounts at participating New Brunswick stores on smart thermostats for electric heat and on ENERGY STAR appliances, available until March 31, 2027. Incentives: - Smart thermostat for electric baseboard or in-floor heat: $45 off - ENERGY STAR heat pump clothes dryer: $150 off - ENERGY STAR room air purifier: $75 off - ENERGY STAR washer/dryer combination: $60 off (Must meet both the washer and dryer criteria) - ENERGY STAR clothes dryer: $40 off - ENERGY STAR clothes washer: $35 off (Must meet Most Efficient 2022 criteria and be over 2.5 cu. ft.) - ENERGY STAR dehumidifier: $10 off - Seasonal items (weatherstripping, showerheads, programmable thermostats for baseboard heat, timers, motion sensors and more): $1 to $25 off per package (Until November 22, 2026) Eligibility: - Buy an eligible product at a participating New Brunswick retailer (limit of five items per transaction) How to apply: 1. Shop at a participating store; the discount is applied automatically at checkout Notes: Eligible products are marked in store, and availability varies by retailer; check with your local store. ## Energy Conservation Assistance Program (ECAP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-energy-conservation-assistance-program - Official source: https://www.bchydro.com/powersmart/residential/rebates-programs/savings-based-on-income/free-product-install-and-advice.html - Where: British Columbia · Level: Utility · Run by: BC Hydro and FortisBC, with Pacific Northern Gas (funded in part by CleanBC and the federal Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free upgrades (no cost to eligible households)) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Free home energy evaluation and no-cost installation of upgrades such as heat pumps, insulation and draft-proofing for income-qualified B.C. households. Incentives: - Home energy evaluation and advice: Free - Heat pump or dual-fuel system: Free (Offered where the evaluation recommends it, including switches from fossil fuels or wood.) - Insulation, draft-proofing and bathroom fans: Free Eligibility: - Combined pre-tax income of household members 18+ at or below: 1 person $51,100; 2 $63,600; 3 $78,200; 4 $94,900; 5 $107,600; 6 $121,400; 7+ $135,100 - Single-family home, townhome, row home, duplex, triplex, quadplex, or manufactured/mobile home (apartments and condos expected in fall 2026) - Any heating fuel: electricity, natural gas, oil, propane, wood or other fuels - A service address can take part only once every 10 years - Renters need a landlord consent form; strata units may need strata consent How to apply: 1. Check the income limits 2. Apply online or by paper to the utility that serves your main heating fuel (BC Hydro, FortisBC or Pacific Northern Gas); applications sent to the wrong utility are redirected 3. Submit proof of income dated within the last year for every adult in the home (tax summaries, T1, T4 and BC Assessment notices are not accepted) 4. Wait for approval (usually four to six weeks), then book the home evaluation with the assigned contractor 5. Approved upgrades are usually installed within two to three months Notes: First-come, first-served while funding lasts. ECAP is how the federal Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program is delivered in B.C., so the two are not separate offers. You cannot get ECAP and the CleanBC Energy Savings Program for the same upgrade. Households above the income limits can look at the Energy Savings Program or the Home Renovation Rebate Program. BC Hydro never asks for banking details or advance payment for this program. Outreach team: 1-888-798-7658. ## Energy Savings Kits - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nb-energy-savings-kits - Official source: https://saveenergynb.ca/for-home/energy-saving-kits/ - Where: New Brunswick · Level: Utility · Run by: NB Power (Save Energy NB) with funding from the Government of Canada and Province of New Brunswick - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free kit) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Renters · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Any New Brunswick renter can request a free kit of easy-to-install energy-saving products such as LED bulbs, a smart power bar, a water-efficient showerhead and draft-sealing supplies. Incentives: - Energy Savings Kit: Free (Contents may vary) Eligibility: - You rent your home in New Brunswick, take part in an eligible Save Energy NB program, or are a non-profit ordering for clients How to apply: 1. Renters claim a kit through the online form on Save Energy NB 2. Non-profits email Kit@nbpower.com with who they want to help and how many kits they need Notes: Kit contents may vary. ## Hilo Smart Home Service with Rate Flex D (Hilo) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-hilo-rate-flex-d - Official source: https://www.hydroquebec.com/residential/energy-wise/offers-to-save-this-winter/index.html - Where: Québec · Level: Utility · Run by: Hydro-Québec (Hilo) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free smart thermostats + installation, or up to $210 per connected device) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Renters · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Customers on Hydro-Québec's Rate Flex D can get Hilo smart thermostats installed at no cost, or earn up to $210 for each compatible device they connect to Hilo, in exchange for letting Hilo cut heating during winter peak events. Incentives: - Hilo smart thermostats and hub: Free, including installation (Requires Rate Flex D. The device cost is covered by a credit that must be partly repaid if you leave within 12 months. Extra fees can apply if the installer can't access the home.) - Compatible connected device bonus: Up to $210 per device (For eligible Honeywell Home, Mysa, Sinopé or other approved devices not bought from Hilo. Paid by Interac e-Transfer within 3 months of approval. Each device can be paid once.) Eligibility: - Hydro-Québec residential customer on Rate Flex D (or Rate D with the Winter Credit Option if enrolled before August 8, 2025), not on an off-grid system - Owners and tenants can join, as long as they hold the electricity contract - Single-family, semi-detached or row house, or a unit in a building of 2 or more units, with a Hydro-Québec communicating meter - High-speed internet with Wi-Fi covering the connected devices, and a smartphone for the Hilo app - Heating control requires electric heaters with a compatible connected thermostat How to apply: 1. Check your eligibility and order devices on the Hilo website (hiloenergie.com), or sign up for Rate Flex D in your Hydro-Québec Customer Space. 2. Book the installation, connect your devices in the Hilo app, and choose how strongly Hilo should reduce heating during peak events. Stacks with: LogisVert Efficient Homes Program Notes: Hydro-Québec's Winter Credit Option closed to new customers on March 31, 2026; only contracts already enrolled keep it. New customers who want to earn money from peak events should use Rate Flex D. You can leave Rate Flex D at any time by phone and go back to the base rate, but leaving Hilo early can mean repaying credits and bonuses. Read the current Hilo participant agreement before enrolling, since Hydro-Québec can change it with 60 days' notice. ## Home Winterproofing Program (HWP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-home-winterproofing - Official source: https://www.enbridgegas.com/residential/rebates-energy-conservation/home-winterproofing-program - Where: Ontario · Level: Utility · Run by: Enbridge Gas (with Save on Energy) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free upgrades (no cost to eligible households)) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Income-qualified, Homeowners, Renters · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Income-qualified households heated by Enbridge natural gas can get a free home energy assessment, plus free insulation, draft-proofing and a smart thermostat where needed. Incentives: - Home energy assessment: Free - Attic, wall and basement insulation; draft-proofing: Free (Installed where the assessment shows a need.) - Smart thermostat: Free (For participants who receive insulation or draft-proofing.) - Energy Affordability Program add-ons: Free (ENERGY STAR appliances, LEDs and similar items through the combined application.) Eligibility: - An Enbridge Gas account is in your name and the home is heated by a natural gas furnace or boiler, or by a gas fireplace that is the main heat source. - Before-tax household income is under the limit ($48,220 for 1 person, $68,193 for 2, $83,518 for 3, $96,439 for 4, $107,823 for 5, $118,113 for 6, $127,576 for 7 or more), or someone in the home receives Ontario Works, ODSP, LEAP, the Guaranteed Income Supplement, the Allowance for Seniors or Survivors, Healthy Smiles Ontario, OESP or Energy Affordability Program support. - Detached, semi-detached, duplex or triplex, row house or townhouse, or mobile home on a permanent foundation. Apartments and condominiums are excluded. - Renters need written landlord permission. Residents and providers of designated social housing can apply. How to apply: 1. Apply online through Enbridge Gas or call 1-844-770-3148. 2. Send proof of income (the latest Notice of Assessment for each adult in the home, with the SIN blacked out) or a benefit statement. 3. Host a home visit of about two hours from your area's delivery agent (EnviroCentre for K postal codes, CLEAResult for L, M and P, The Home Inspectors Group for N). 4. Contractors install the upgrades for free, and a follow-up visit confirms the work. Stacks with: Energy Affordability Program Notes: Electrically heated homes should apply to the Energy Affordability Program instead. Some websites still show older, lower income limits; the limits here match Enbridge's current page. Homes built before 1980 have stricter insulation and draft-proofing requirements, but may still get help through the Energy Affordability Program. ## LogisVert – Solar Panel Grant (LogisVert Solar) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-logisvert-solar - Official source: https://www.hydroquebec.com/residential/energy-wise/financial-assistance/logisvert/residential.html - Where: Québec · Level: Utility · Run by: Hydro-Québec - Status: Open · Start: 2025-06-30 - Amount: no single maximum ($1,000 per kW, up to 40% of costs) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Hydro-Québec pays $1,000 per kW of grid-connected rooftop solar, up to 40% of the cost of buying and installing it. Incentives: - Grid-connected solar PV (main grid): $1,000 per installed kW, max 40% of eligible cost (Installed on or after 2025-06-30. Requires Hydro-Québec's final connection authorization.) - Solar PV – Îles-de-la-Madeleine: $2,000 per installed kW, max 50% of eligible cost (Not available for homes whose main heating is fuel-fired. Cannot be combined with the 5% multiple-measures bonus.) Eligibility: - House, multiplex, or residential building of 19 units or fewer in Québec (condos and larger buildings are not eligible for this measure) - System installed on or after June 30, 2025 - Final authorization to connect to the Hydro-Québec grid, or written authorization from your municipal or cooperative utility - New, certified panels bought in Québec - Complete installation by a contractor with the required RBQ licences; the connection request must be made by a master electrician How to apply: 1. Get quotes from licensed solar installers and confirm the system size in kW. Hydro-Québec recommends an installer experienced with grid-connected systems, ideally NABCEP-certified. 2. Have your master electrician file the connection request and obtain Hydro-Québec's final authorization. 3. Within 9 months of installation, submit a claim through the LogisVert portal (logisvert.ca) with your invoices, the connection authorization, the panel certificates and data sheets, and photos showing the panels. Stacks with: LogisVert Efficient Homes Program; Rénoclimat Notes: Systems installed from June 30, 2025 onward qualify, even if installed before the grant was announced. Home batteries are not covered by LogisVert. Since October 1, 2026, Rénoclimat pays up to $4,000 for a fixed home battery of at least 5 kWh in a principal residence. Grid-connected systems also fall under Hydro-Québec's self-generation (net metering) rules, so read those before you buy. ## SaskEnergy Heating Affordability Program (HAP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/sk-saskenergy-heating-affordability-program - Official source: https://www.saskenergy.com/ways-save/heating-affordability-program - Where: Saskatchewan · Level: Utility · Run by: SaskEnergy - Status: Open · Deadline: 2027-01-31 · Start: 2026-06-30 - Amount: no single maximum (Free furnace replacement) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high A free 96% efficient natural gas furnace, installed, for income-qualified homeowners whose furnace was made in 1999 or earlier; by invitation after SaskPower's Energy Assistance Program, for up to 50 homes until January 31, 2027. Incentives: - 96% AFUE natural gas furnace, installed: Free (Includes venting changes, three filters and a programmable thermostat if needed.) Eligibility: - Registered homeowner and SaskEnergy residential customer; primary residence in Saskatchewan (renters and rental properties are not eligible) - Existing natural gas furnace manufactured on or before December 31, 1999 - Combined pre-tax income of all adults at or below: 1 person $40,400; 2 $50,300; 3 $61,800; 4 $75,000; 5 $85,100; 6 $96,000; 7+ $106,900 - Must have taken part in SaskPower's Energy Assistance Program for the same home - Not available on First Nations reserves, for new construction, to ATCO customers in Lloydminster, or alongside Saskatchewan Housing's Emergency Home Repairs Program How to apply: 1. Apply to SaskPower's Energy Assistance Program 2. If your home may qualify, SaskEnergy invites you; CLEAResult then verifies income and your furnace 3. Choose a participating SaskEnergy Network contractor, who submits a quote for approval 4. The contractor installs the furnace and SaskEnergy pays them directly Stacks with: SaskPower Energy Assistance Program Notes: Spaces are limited to about 50 homes in this round and are filled first come, first served, so apply to the Energy Assistance Program early. You will need proof of 2025 income, such as a CRA Notice of Assessment. Questions: SaskEnergy Customer Support, 1-800-567-8899. ## SaskPower Energy Assistance Program (EAP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/sk-saskpower-energy-assistance-program - Official source: https://saskpower.com/energyassistance - Where: Saskatchewan · Level: Utility · Run by: SaskPower (with SaskEnergy) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free products and installation) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Landlords, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Free in-home energy coaching and free installed products, including a smart thermostat where compatible, for income-qualified Saskatchewan households. Incentives: - Smart thermostat (if your current thermostat is compatible): Free, installed (Renters need landlord permission.) - LED bulbs, aerators, showerheads, pipe wrap, block heater timer, drying rack: Free, installed - Home energy coaching visit: Free Eligibility: - Customer of SaskPower, Saskatoon Light & Power or Swift Current Light & Power with the power bill in your name - Live year-round in a single-detached, semi-detached, condo or apartment home - Pre-tax household income at or below: 1 person $54,335; 2 $76,840; 3 $94,110; 4 $114,730; 5 $128,273; 6 $139,986; 7 $151,201; 8 $161,641; 9 $171,446; 10 $180,721 - Landlords: detached, semi-detached or townhouse rentals with income-qualified tenants who pay their own utilities (assessed case by case) How to apply: 1. Apply online through SaskPower's Energy Assistance Program page; a confirmation email follows within minutes 2. Wait to be contacted for a home energy coach visit (about 3 weeks to 3 months depending on location) 3. Attend the visit for coaching and product installation 4. Complete the follow-up survey; a follow-up home check may be arranged Stacks with: SaskEnergy Heating Affordability Program Notes: Questions: energyassistance@saskpower.com or 306-910-7304. Saskatchewan does not currently offer free deep retrofits such as insulation or heat pumps for income-qualified households. ## TakeCharge Greener Homes Program - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nl-takecharge-greener-homes - Official source: https://takechargenl.ca/greenerhomes/ - Where: Newfoundland and Labrador · Level: Utility · Run by: takeCHARGE (Newfoundland Power and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro) with the Government of Canada - Status: Open · Start: 2026-10-05 - Amount: no single maximum (Free upgrades (up to 100% of approved costs)) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Landlords, Renters, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high A new income-tested program that pays for home energy assessments, a mini-split heat pump, an HRV, insulation and air sealing at no cost to eligible households, including tenants through their landlords. Incentives: - Pre- and post-upgrade home energy assessments: Covered - Single-head mini-split heat pump: Covered (One per property, installed in the main living area; homes with an existing heat pump are excluded) - Heat recovery ventilator: Covered (Eligible models, HRAI-certified participating installer) - Attic, basement wall or ceiling, and crawlspace insulation: Covered (Paid up to program R-value targets (attic R-50 to R-55, R-60 in Labrador)) - Air sealing (minimum 10% improvement): Rebate based on the measured improvement (DIY allowed; materials and labour are not reimbursed) Eligibility: - Adjusted net income (line 23600 minus line 43500) at or below: 1 person $37,375; 2 people $73,600; 3 people $104,650; 4 people $131,100; 5 or more $136,850 - Active Newfoundland Power or NL Hydro account; home connected to the interconnected grid (isolated diesel communities are served separately) - Year-round primary residence on a permanent foundation; new homes excluded - Only projects completed after October 5, 2026 are eligible How to apply: 1. Apply online with Notice(s) of Assessment for the most recent tax year 2. Receive an assessment approval code and book a participating energy auditor 3. Collect quotes from participating contractors and submit them for approval 4. Complete approved work within 120 days of pre-approval; an auditor does the final inspection and takeCHARGE pays the contractors Notes: Processing takes up to 6 to 8 weeks. Pre-approvals are held for 120 days with no extensions, and the utilities may inspect work within 24 months of payment. If another program also pays for the same project, the takeCHARGE amount is reduced so the total does not exceed 100% of the cost. ## Total Home Energy Savings Program (Total Home) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nb-total-home-energy-savings - Official source: https://saveenergynb.ca/for-home/total-home/ - Where: New Brunswick · Level: Utility · Run by: NB Power (Save Energy NB) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Rebates vary by upgrade (heat pumps $400 to $2,000; insulation paid per sq. ft.)) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high New Brunswick homeowners pay $99 plus HST for before-and-after energy evaluations, then receive rebates for recommended upgrades such as heat pumps, insulation, air sealing, windows and heat pump water heaters. Incentives: - Central ducted air-source heat pump: $1,500 (Must be on NB Power's qualifying air-source heat pump list) - Geothermal heat pump: $2,000 (Must be ENERGY STAR or on the federal ground-source heat pump list) - Furnace heat pump add-on: $1,000 (ENERGY STAR or on the qualifying list) - Mini-split heat pump: $400 (Must be on the qualifying list) - Multi-zone heat pump: $350 per indoor head (Must be on the qualifying list) - Pellet stove: $500 (US EPA or CSA B415.1 rated, WETT-compliant installation) - Wood or pellet boiler or furnace: $500 (US EPA or CSA B415.1 rated, WETT-compliant installation) - Wood stove or wood/pellet fireplace insert: $200 (US EPA or CSA B415.1 rated, WETT-compliant installation) - Propane or natural gas fireplace insert: $200 (70% efficiency or higher) - Heat pump water heater (ENERGY STAR): $550 - Drain water heat recovery: $400 (42% or higher recovery efficiency) - Attic insulation: $0.40 to $0.85 per sq. ft. (Add at least R-15; credited up to R-60 total) - Exterior/main wall insulation: $1.125 to $2.25 per sq. ft. (Add at least R-7.5; credited up to R-30) - Basement/crawlspace wall insulation: $1.00 to $2.00 per sq. ft. (Add at least R-10; credited up to R-30) - Basement header insulation: $1.00 to $3.00 per sq. ft. (Add at least R-20; credited up to R-40) - Exposed floor insulation: $1.00 to $3.00 per sq. ft. (Add at least R-10; credited up to R-30) - Basement slab insulation: $0.55 to $2.20 per sq. ft. (Add at least R-3.5; credited up to R-20) - Air sealing (10% / 15% / 20% / 25% leakage reduction): $250 / $350 / $450 / $550 (Homes already at 3 ACH or tighter are excluded) - ENERGY STAR windows, doors and skylights: $50 each (Keep the ENERGY STAR stickers) - Heat recovery ventilator (ENERGY STAR): $200 Eligibility: - You are the legal owner of the home in New Brunswick (or an authorized agent) and stay the owner until the final evaluation - Detached, semi-detached and row homes up to three storeys and 600 m², and mobile or mini homes on a permanent foundation; homes with up to two units may qualify - Home is at least six months old, habitable, with finished interiors and exteriors and a working automated heating system; seasonal cottages and buildings with three or more units are excluded - Insulation upgrades must cover at least 20% of the building component area - Products must be new and bought and installed after the initial evaluation How to apply: 1. Register online or call 1-800-663-6272 and choose a service organization 2. Pay the $99 + HST fee to the energy advisor at the initial evaluation (it covers both visits) 3. Complete the upgrades you choose within nine months and keep itemized receipts and ENERGY STAR stickers 4. Book the final evaluation; incentives are paid once upgrades are verified Stacks with: National Heat Pump Rebate Notes: Upgrades rebated here cannot also receive incentives from another NB Power program, and total incentives cannot exceed your costs. Homeowners switching off oil can still claim the standard heat pump rebates here; the separate oil-to-heat-pump advance payment has closed. The solar panel incentive is no longer offered to new participants. Completed upgrades may also help you save up to 25% on mortgage loan insurance premiums. ## Réno logement abordable – Affordable Housing Renovation Program (6+ Dwellings) (Réno logement abordable) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-montreal-reno-logement-abordable - Official source: https://montreal.ca/en/programs/affordable-housing-renovation-program-subsidies-buildings-6-or-more-dwellings - Where: Montréal, Québec · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Montréal (Service de la stratégie immobilière et de l'habitation) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $575,000 CAD (Up to $14,000 per unit and $500,000 per building ($575,000 with the very-affordable-rent bonus)) · Type: Grant - Who: Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Montréal pays 30% to 40% of renovation costs, up to $14,000 per unit and $500,000 per building, for older rental buildings of 6 or more units that keep at least a third of their rents affordable. Any oil-fired boiler, furnace or water heater must be replaced as part of the work. Incentives: - Building envelope, roof, foundations and structure (including added insulation): 40% of eligible cost (45% with the very-affordable-rent bonus) (Combined work subsidy is capped at $14,000 per dwelling ($16,100 enhanced).) - Heating, air conditioning, ventilation, and openings such as windows and doors: 35% of eligible cost (40% with the very-affordable-rent bonus) (Replacing oil-fired boilers, central furnaces and water heaters is mandatory under the program.) - Professional fees (architect, engineer): 50% of fees, up to 20% of the work subsidy (Capped at $2,800 per dwelling ($3,220 enhanced).) Eligibility: - Building in Montréal with 6 or more dwellings, 5 storeys or fewer, built more than 20 years ago. - At least one third of the units rented at or below the program's affordable rent levels, and at least half the units occupied. - The building must score 3 or 4 (neither too good nor too poor) on the city's mandatory inspection. - Housing co-ops and non-profits can have more than 5 storeys. Rooming houses need 4 or more rooms. - Work must not start before the city's written approval. How to apply: 1. Check the eligibility criteria and the affordable rent levels in the program's additional information document. 2. Submit the online application with the supporting forms, and pay the non-refundable file review fee ($309 plus $58 per unit, up to $2,049). 3. After the admissibility letter, the city inspects the building and identifies the eligible components. 4. Hire a building professional, get borough permits and wait for written approval before starting work. 5. Request payment component by component once the work is done. Mandatory work must be finished first. Notes: This is a general renovation program for affordable rental buildings, not a dedicated energy program. It is listed here because it funds heating, insulation and windows and requires oil heating to be removed. Owners of buildings with 1 to 5 dwellings should look at RénoPlex instead. All subsidies received, from any source, must be deducted from the cost of the work before rents are adjusted. Questions: 514-588-7098. ## Better Homes Ottawa Loan Program (BHOLP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-ottawa-better-homes-loan - Official source: https://betterhomesottawa.ca/rebate-and-incentive-programs/better-homes-loan-program/ - Where: Ottawa, Ontario · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Ottawa (with EnviroCentre) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $125,000 CAD (Loans up to $125,000 at 4.33% fixed) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Ottawa homeowners can borrow $10,000 to $125,000 at a fixed 4.33% over 20 years for energy retrofits, repaid on the property tax bill. The program also offers per-ton heat pump incentives and a limited-time $600 loan reduction for EnerGuide assessments. Incentives: - Retrofit loan: $10,000 to $125,000 (or 10% of assessed value, if lower) (4.33% fixed for 20 years, plus a 4% administration fee. No penalty for early repayment.) - Cold-climate air-source heat pump incentive: $700 per ton (Limited time. Must be NRCan-listed, at least 12,000 BTU/h, maintain at least 80% capacity in the cold, and be rated 55 dB or less in cooling.) - Ground-source heat pump incentive: $1,000 per ton + $5 per metre of well or loop (Limited time. Must be NRCan-listed and rated 55 dB or less in cooling.) - EnerGuide assessment loan reduction: $600 (Limited time. Not available if you receive the Home Renovation Savings $600 assessment rebate.) Eligibility: - Detached, semi-detached, townhouse or multi-unit residential building of 3 storeys or less in Ottawa with a City property tax account. - Property taxes, utilities and other City accounts in good standing for the past 5 years; owners with less history need a credit score of at least 600. - Not in CMHC's mortgage deferral program or the City's tax deferral program. - Only costs incurred after the Notice to Proceed are eligible. How to apply: 1. Submit the online application at betterhomesottawa.ca. Review takes about two weeks. 2. Receive the Notice to Proceed, then complete a pre-retrofit EnerGuide assessment and collect quotes. 3. Submit a Funding Request and sign the Property Owner Agreement. Up to 50% can be advanced up front. 4. Complete the work and the post-retrofit EnerGuide assessment, then submit the Project Completion Report. 5. Receive the final payment (about 4 weeks). The charge starts on your June property tax bill in the year after the project is finished and runs for 20 years. Stacks with: Home Renovation Savings Program; Peak Perks Notes: The online application form is open. The heat pump incentives and the $600 assessment reduction are offered for a limited time while funding lasts. The program does not say whether its heat pump incentive can be combined with Home Renovation Savings heat pump rebates, so ask before you count on both. Contact: betterhomes@envirocentre.ca. ## Durham Greener Homes Loan Program (Durham Greener Homes) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-durham-greener-homes-loan - Official source: https://durhamgreenerhomes.ca/ - Where: Durham Region, Ontario · Level: Municipal · Run by: Regional Municipality of Durham - Status: Open · Start: 2026-05-08 - Amount: up to $125,000 CAD (Loans up to $125,000 at 2% fixed over 15 years) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Durham Region homeowners (outside Pickering) can borrow up to $125,000 at a fixed 2% over 15 years for energy retrofits, repaid on the property tax bill, along with free coaching and a free weather-readiness home assessment. Incentives: - Low-interest retrofit loan (local improvement charge): Up to $125,000 at 2% (15-year fixed term, repaid on your property tax bill. An initial disbursement of up to 50% of eligible funds is available.) - Whitby deep-retrofit incentive: Additional $5,000 (Whitby residents only. Details are available through a Greener Homes Coach.) - Coaching, Weather-ready Home Assessment, vHEAT: Free (Durham residents only.) Eligibility: - Residential property in Durham Region. Properties in Pickering are not currently eligible for the loan. - Only work approved after you enrol counts; appliances, cosmetic work, routine maintenance and completed upgrades are not financed. - Pre-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation (dated April 28, 2022 or later) and a post-retrofit evaluation are required. - You must agree to take part in case studies and share at least 24 months of energy and utility data before and after the retrofit. How to apply: 1. Book a free consultation with a Durham Greener Homes Coach and complete the Eligibility Verification Form. 2. Once approved, get a pre-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation and upload it with contractor quotes and the funding request. 3. Sign the Property Owner Agreement and request up to 50% of the eligible funds. 4. Complete the work, get a post-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation and submit the Project Completion Report to receive the rest. 5. Repay through your property taxes, or pay off the balance at any time. Stacks with: Home Renovation Savings Program Notes: Pickering residents cannot get the loan for now, but can still use the free coaching and the Weather-ready Home Assessment. The Region's examples put the monthly payment at about $64 per $10,000 borrowed over 15 years. The program is delivered with Windfall Ecology Centre. ## Saskatoon Home Energy Loan Program (HELP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/sk-saskatoon-home-energy-loan-program - Official source: https://www.saskatoon.ca/HELPHome - Where: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Saskatoon - Status: Open - Amount: up to $60,000 CAD ($1,000 to $60,000 loan) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Low-interest loans of $1,000 to $40,000 (up to $60,000 for deep retrofits) for Saskatoon homeowners, repaid on the property tax bill, plus a $1,000 rebate toward EnerGuide evaluations. Incentives: - Energy, renewable and water upgrades: $1,000 to $40,000 (Up to $60,000 with proof of a 50%+ energy reduction. 2026 rates 3.24% to 4.83% depending on term.) - EnerGuide evaluation rebate: $1,000 (Only for participants who complete retrofits with a HELP loan.) - Administration fee waiver: $750 fee waived (Household income at or below: 1 person $68,695; 2 $85,515; 3 $105,133; 4 $127,645; 5 $144,770; 6 $163,283; 7+ $181,788.) Eligibility: - Individual owner of an existing single-family home in Saskatoon (detached, semi-detached, row house or non-apartment condo); homes under construction are not eligible - No outstanding or delinquent property taxes; City utility accounts and other charges in good standing - Pre- and post-retrofit EnerGuide evaluations by a registered energy advisor - Sign the Deferral Agreement before paying deposits or starting work; products must meet program specifications How to apply: 1. Read the HELP program guide on saskatoon.ca 2. Submit the initial online application with your property tax roll number 3. Book the pre-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation, choose upgrades and submit your funding request 4. Sign the Deferral Agreement, then hire contractors or buy DIY materials 5. Submit completion documents and the post-retrofit evaluation; repayments start on your property tax bill Stacks with: SaskEnergy Residential Equipment Replacement Rebate Program; National Heat Pump Rebate Notes: The City is accepting applications. Interest rates are reset each year for new applicants, so the rate you get depends on when you sign. For DIY projects, only materials can be financed, not your own labour. Ask your mortgage lender early if you have questions about the City's interest on title. ## RénoPlex – Renovation Subsidies for Buildings with 1 to 5 Dwellings (RénoPlex) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-montreal-renoplex - Official source: https://montreal.ca/en/programs/renoplex-renovation-subsidies-buildings-1-to-5-dwellings - Where: Montréal, Québec · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Montréal (Service de la stratégie immobilière et de l'habitation) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $52,000 CAD (Up to $26,000 (single-family) / $52,000 (2–5 units)) · Type: Grant - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Montréal pays fixed amounts per item of renovation work, such as windows, doors, insulation, oil-heating replacement and envelope repairs, on modestly valued buildings of 1 to 5 units, plus a flood-protection stream. Incentives: - Window replacement: $410 per window ($650 per skylight) (Block 2 (2–5 units).) - Door replacement: $550 per door ($700 with transom or patio door) (Block 2.) - Attic or roof-space insulation: $3 per m² per R20 added (Block 2.) - Above-grade exterior wall insulation: $4 per m² per R4 added (Block 2.) - Exterior foundation insulation: $9 per linear metre per R5 added (Blocks 1 and 2.) - Oil furnace replaced by a central heat pump: $1,350 per dwelling (Blocks 1 and 2. Replacing an oil furnace with an electric furnace pays $1,000 per dwelling, and an oil water heater with an electric one $550.) - Flood-protection work (watertight door, flood barrier, backflow valve, etc.): Fixed amounts per item (e.g., $3,500 watertight door, $725 door flood barrier) (Block 3 (or within Blocks 1–2), minimum $500 for Block 3.) Eligibility: - Building of 1 to 5 dwellings in the City of Montréal, built more than 20 years ago - Owner is an individual, corporation, housing co-op or housing non-profit - Property value at or below $3,860 per m² (Blocks 1 and 3) or at or below the borough's low-valuation threshold (Block 2) - At least 50% of units occupied when you apply and during the work (single-family homes must be occupied) - Any oil-fired boiler, furnace or water heater in the building must be replaced as part of the project - Minimum subsidy of $3,000 (Blocks 1–2) or $500 (Block 3) - Work must not start before the application is accepted How to apply: 1. Read the RénoPlex Program Guide and check your building's value per square metre against the threshold. 2. Submit the online application form with the documents listed in the guide. 3. Wait for conditional approval (about 3–4 months) before starting any work, and get your borough permits. 4. Finish the work within 18 months of approval and send the final documents to receive the subsidy. Stacks with: LogisVert Efficient Homes Program Notes: RénoPlex is a general renovation program rather than a dedicated energy program, but it funds windows, doors, insulation and oil-heating replacement. Grants from other programs for the same work are subtracted from RénoPlex, except for insulation and air sealing, EV charging and heating-system work, and the total from all public sources can't exceed 80% of the cost. Other programs have their own rules too: Rénoclimat and LogisVert won't pay for work another public program has already funded, so use them for different work. Rent increases tied to subsidized work must deduct every subsidy received. Buildings with 6 or more units are covered by Montréal's Affordable Housing Renovation Program. Questions: 514-588-7098 or reno.habiter@montreal.ca. ## Better Homes Peterborough - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-peterborough-better-homes - Official source: https://www.betterhomesptbo.ca/ - Where: Peterborough, Ontario · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Peterborough (with EnviroCentre and Kawartha Credit Union) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $50,000 CAD (Loans up to $50,000 + performance incentives up to $3,600) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Peterborough homeowners and landlords can finance energy retrofits with a City loan of $10,000 to $50,000 at 4.50% fixed over 15 years, or a Kawartha Credit Union loan, and earn performance incentives of up to $3,600 for large energy savings. Incentives: - City local improvement charge loan: $10,000 to $50,000 at 4.50% fixed, 15 years (Repaid on your property tax bill. $450 application fee added to the loan, with no interest on it. Up to 50% of the estimated cost can be advanced.) - Kawartha Credit Union loan: Up to $50,000 at 4.95% variable, 5 years (For borrowers who qualify. $450 application fee.) - Performance incentive (first 26 applicants): $1,500 (30-59% reduction) or $3,600 (60% or more) (Applied as a discount on your loan balance. Savings verified by EnerGuide assessments.) - Performance incentive (standard): $1,000 (30-59% reduction) or $2,000 (60% or more) (Applied as a discount on your loan balance.) - EnerGuide assessment rebate: $600 (Not available if you get a similar rebate from another program.) - Air sealing rebate: $250 (When you meet your home's air-sealing target.) Eligibility: - Detached, semi-detached, townhouse or multi-unit building (up to 3 storeys) in the City of Peterborough with a City property tax account. - Owner-occupied or rental; all owners must agree. No income test. - Taxes and City accounts in good standing for 5 years, or a credit score of at least 600 for newer owners. Not in CMHC's mortgage deferral or the City's tax deferral program. - Up to $50,000 per property in total, across up to two applications. How to apply: 1. Complete the application form at betterhomesptbo.ca (City review takes about 10 business days), or call 1-888-284-9417. 2. After the introduction call and Notice to Proceed, book a pre-retrofit EnerGuide assessment and an energy coaching session. 3. Submit a funding request with contractor quotes and choose the City loan or the Kawartha Credit Union loan. 4. Complete the work (only costs after you sign the program agreement count), then book the post-retrofit assessment and submit the Project Completion Report. Stacks with: Home Renovation Savings Program Notes: The higher performance incentives are limited to the first 26 applicants, so ask the program whether they are still available. The program's rebates are not paid if you receive a similar rebate elsewhere, such as Home Renovation Savings' $600 assessment rebate. Finishing within a year of your Notice to Proceed is encouraged. Contact: betterhomesptbo@envirocentre.ca. ## BetterHomes London (BetterHomes London) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-london-betterhomes - Official source: https://betterhomeslondon.ca/ - Where: London, Ontario · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of London - Status: Open · Start: 2026-04-23 - Amount: up to $40,000 CAD (Loans up to $40,000 at 2.5%; incentives up to $10,000) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high London homeowners can borrow up to $40,000 at a fixed 2.5% rate for energy retrofits and repay it on the property tax bill over 10, 15 or 20 years. Households under the income limits can also get up to $10,000 in incentives that reduce what they repay. Incentives: - Home energy retrofit loan (repaid on property tax bill): $5,000 to $40,000 at 2.5% fixed, 10-, 15- or 20-year terms (Minimum total project value is $15,000. Up to 50% of approved costs can be paid out up front.) - Energy savings incentive (25% energy reduction): $2,500 (Higher savings earn more on a sliding scale: $3,000 at 30%, $4,000 at 40%, $5,000 at 50%, $6,000 at 60%, $7,500 at 75%.) - Energy savings incentive (100% energy reduction): $10,000 (Top of the sliding scale. Applied to your loan balance after the work is finished.) Eligibility: - You own a detached, semi-detached, townhome, duplex or triplex in London that is someone's full-time primary residence. - Your property taxes are up to date. - The retrofit must cut the home's energy use by at least 25%, and at least 80% of costs must be energy efficiency work. - Incentives are only for households under the income limits (under $95,000 for one person, under $115,000 for two to five people). Rental properties can't get incentives. - Work already completed, appliances, cosmetic work and routine maintenance don't qualify. How to apply: 1. Fill in the Get started form on the BetterHomes London website. Eligibility is usually confirmed within 10 business days. 2. Book a home energy assessment (most participants pay about $500 to $700) and plan the project with your retrofit coach. 3. Sign the Property Owner Agreement before starting work, then finish the upgrades within 12 months. 4. Submit your receipts. The loan, minus any incentive, is repaid through your property tax bill. Notes: The City announced the program on April 23, 2026 and said applications stay open while funds last. Example from the program: a $30,000 loan costs about $1,925 a year over 20 years or $3,425 a year over 10 years. BetterHomes London says it never cold-calls or goes door to door, and contractors can't confirm your eligibility or loan terms. Questions: info@betterhomeslondon.ca. ## RetrofitWR (RetrofitWR) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-waterloo-region-retrofitwr - Official source: https://retrofitwr.ca/ - Where: Waterloo Region, Cambridge and other areas, Ontario · Level: Municipal · Run by: Region of Waterloo (with GrandBridge Energy and Reep Green Solutions) - Status: Open · Start: 2026-05-27 - Amount: up to $40,000 CAD (Loans up to $40,000 at 2.5%; up to $5,500 in incentives) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners, Landlords, Income-qualified · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high GrandBridge Energy customers in Cambridge and North Dumfries can borrow up to $40,000 at 2.5% for home energy retrofits, repaid on their monthly hydro bill, plus heat pump and income-qualified incentives. Free energy coaching is open to homeowners across Waterloo Region. Incentives: - Home energy retrofit loan (repaid on GrandBridge Energy bill): Up to $40,000 at 2.5% fixed, 10- or 15-year terms (Minimum total project value is $10,000. A $450 admin fee is added after completion. It is waived for early participants for a limited time and permanently for income-qualified households.) - Ducted air-source heat pump: $2,500 (Deducted from the loan balance after installation.) - Ductless mini-split heat pump: $1,000 per unit, up to $2,500 - Income-qualified energy savings incentive: $1,000 (25–30% savings) to $3,000 (50%+ savings) (For households under the income limits (for example $48,220 for one person, $96,439 for four). Combined incentives can reach $5,500.) Eligibility: - Loans: you must be a GrandBridge Energy customer in Waterloo Region (Cambridge and North Dumfries), be up to date on your energy bills and have a good credit score. - You own a single-detached home, townhome, duplex or row house up to three storeys that is someone's full-time primary residence. Some landlords may qualify. - The retrofit must cut energy use by at least 25%, with at least 70% of costs going to energy efficiency work. - Free energy coaching is open to eligible homeowners anywhere in Waterloo Region, including those not served by GrandBridge Energy. - Work started before approval and signing the agreement doesn't qualify. How to apply: 1. Fill in the Get started form at retrofitwr.ca. Eligibility decisions usually take up to 10 business days. 2. Work with your energy coach and book a pre-retrofit home energy assessment (you pay about $500 to $700 up front). 3. Sign the loan agreement with the Region of Waterloo, then complete the upgrades with qualified contractors within 12 months. 4. Finish a post-retrofit assessment and submit receipts. Repayments start on your GrandBridge Energy bill. Notes: Kitchener, Waterloo and township residents outside GrandBridge Energy's area can use the free coaching now. The Region is talking with other local utilities about offering the loan more widely. The loan must be paid off in full before you close your GrandBridge account, for example when you move. Partial lump-sum payments aren't allowed, but you can repay the whole balance at any time. Contact info@retrofitwr.ca or 519-744-9799. ## Banff Deep Retrofit Program (DRP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-banff-deep-retrofit-program - Official source: https://banff.ca/1354/Deep-Retrofit-Program - Where: Banff, Alberta · Level: Municipal · Run by: Town of Banff - Status: Open - Amount: up to $20,000 CAD (Up to $20,000 ($125–$250 per GJ saved)) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Banff homeowners who cut their home's energy use deeply can earn a rebate of $125 for every gigajoule saved, rising to $250 per gigajoule beyond new-home performance, worth up to $20,000. Incentives: - Whole-home energy savings, up to typical new-home rating: $125 per GJ of annual energy savings (Savings measured by pre- and post-retrofit EnerGuide evaluations.) - Whole-home energy savings beyond typical new-home rating (bonus): $250 per GJ of annual energy savings (Combined rebate of up to $20,000, per the Town's CEIP page.) Eligibility: - Detached, duplex, row house, townhome or low-rise multi-unit residential building (under 3 storeys, footprint 600 m² or less) in Banff. - The building is more than 20 years old (the Town may relax this) and occupied 12 months of the year. - Municipal tax and utility accounts are in good standing. - The retrofit closes at least 50% of the gap to a typical new home, with at least half of the improvement from the building envelope. - Town approval is required before work starts. Work done before approval doesn't qualify. How to apply: 1. Get a pre-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation from an NRCan-registered energy advisor (typically $500 to $700). 2. Apply online with your Homeowner Information Sheet and Renovation Upgrade Report. The Town sends an estimated rebate. 3. After approval, get permits and complete the upgrades. 4. Book a post-retrofit evaluation with the same service organization and email the reports and invoices to rebates@banff.ca. 5. The Town calculates the final rebate and mails a cheque. CEIP borrowers apply through CEIP instead, and the rebate is applied to the loan. Stacks with: Clean Energy Improvement Program (Alberta); Banff Post-Purchase Rebate Program Notes: Banff residents can also claim part of the EnerGuide evaluation cost through the Town's Post-Purchase Rebate Program. Banff CEIP projects also receive a $500 tax incentive on completion. Contact rebates@banff.ca or 403-762-1200. ## Laval Oil Heating Replacement Subsidy - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-laval-oil-heating-replacement - Official source: https://www.laval.ca/aides-subventions/programmes-subventions/remplacement-systeme-chauffage-mazout/ - Where: Laval, Québec · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Laval (Service de l'environnement et de l'écocitoyenneté) - Status: Open · Deadline: 2026-12-31 · Start: 2017-09-05 - Amount: up to $18,000 CAD (Up to $2,000 (single-family home); up to $900 per unit in buildings of up to 30 units) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-19 · Confidence: high Laval pays up to $2,000 to replace an oil-fired heating system in a single-family home with electric or renewable heating, and up to $900 per unit in buildings of up to 30 units. Work must be done by December 31, 2026. Incentives: - Single-family home: $2,000 (oil only) / $1,000 (dual-energy) - Mobile home: $1,700 (oil only) / $850 (dual-energy) - Semi-detached or row house, or condo unit: $1,400 (oil only) / $700 (dual-energy) - Duplex or triplex: $1,400 per eligible unit (oil only) / $700 per unit (dual-energy) - Building of 30 units or fewer: $900 per unit (oil only) / $450 per unit (dual-energy), up to 20 units Eligibility: - Owner of a residential building in Laval: single-family, semi-detached, row, mobile home, condo, duplex, triplex or building of up to 30 units - The oil or oil-electric dual-energy system was the main heating (forced air or hot water) for at least one dwelling before the work - Replaced since September 5, 2017 with heating powered only by electricity or renewable energy (geothermal, solar, wind or air-source heat pump); natural gas and propane don't qualify - Old system and oil tank fully dismantled and disposed of by a contractor with the right RBQ licence (master electrician subclass 16, or plumbing and heating subclass 15.1, 15.3 or 15.4) - Building supplied by Hydro-Québec's main grid, with a footprint of 600 m² or less, built and lived in for at least 12 months, and habitable year-round - One applicant per building How to apply: 1. Finish the replacement work first; applications for work in progress are not accepted. 2. Gather your last oil invoice or annual statement, a recent Hydro-Québec bill with the consumption history, the purchase and installation invoices for the new system, and proof that the old system and tank were dismantled and disposed of. 3. Log in to Mon dossier on laval.ca, choose the oil heating replacement program under subsidies and programs, and submit the form with your documents. Stacks with: LogisVert Efficient Homes Program Notes: Under the current by-law, the replacement must be completed by December 31, 2026 and your application must reach the city by January 31, 2027. If you are planning work for 2027, check the city's page first in case the deadline changes. Laval also charges an annual tax of $100 per oil-only heating appliance ($50 for dual-energy), and owners must declare oil appliances, and their removal, to the city through Mon dossier. A heat pump installed as part of the conversion may also qualify for Hydro-Québec's LogisVert grants. ## Nelson Hydro On-Bill Financing (EcoSave Energy Retrofit Loan) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-nelson-on-bill-financing - Official source: https://www.nelson.ca/825/On-Bill-Financing-Program - Where: Nelson, British Columbia · Level: Municipal · Run by: Nelson Hydro (City of Nelson) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $16,000 CAD (Up to $16,000 at 3.5% fixed) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: not stated - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high City of Nelson homeowners can borrow up to $16,000 for energy efficiency upgrades and repay it on their Nelson Hydro electric bill. The July 2026 terms show a 3.5% fixed rate over 2, 5 or 10 years. Incentives: - Home energy efficiency upgrade loan (repaid on Nelson Hydro bill): Up to $16,000, 3.5% fixed, 2-, 5- or 10-year amortization (The 2-year term is shown for loans up to $8,000. A $100 processing fee applies per reimbursement submission.) Eligibility: - You own and live in the home within City of Nelson limits and are an account holder on its residential Nelson Hydro account. Residents elsewhere in the RDCK do not qualify. - Enrolled in pre-authorized payment for your Nelson Hydro bill. - Nelson Hydro, property tax and other utility accounts in good standing, with two years of credit history with Nelson Hydro or another utility. - Everyone on the land title must authorize the loan. Commercial accounts and properties are not eligible. How to apply: 1. Complete the online program registration form and accept the loan terms and conditions. 2. Once approved, submit a reimbursement form with invoices to have the loan paid out. Notes: Nelson residents can pair this loan with the HomeSave Central Kootenays rebate and advice service. If you rent, the property owner must apply, because the loan is tied to the property. Nelson Hydro customers outside city limits can look at the Nelson & District Credit Union HomeSave loan instead. Account questions: hydroclerk@nelson.ca. ## Central Saanich Heat Pump Financing Program - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-central-saanich-heat-pump-financing - Official source: https://www.centralsaanich.ca/programs-services/climate-action/building-efficiency-rebates/heat-pump-financing-program - Where: Central Saanich, British Columbia · Level: Municipal · Run by: District of Central Saanich - Status: Open - Amount: up to $12,000 CAD (Up to $12,000 at 0% interest) · Type: Interest-free loan - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Central Saanich offers up to $12,000 in interest-free financing, repaid on the property tax bill over 10 years, to replace an oil, propane or natural gas furnace or boiler with an electric heat pump. Funding for 2026 covers only four homes. Incentives: - Air-source heat pump (fossil fuel to heat pump), 0% financing: Up to $12,000, repaid over 10 years on property taxes (Limited to four homes in 2026.) Eligibility: - Eligible home type within the District of Central Saanich. - The home must be heated mainly by an oil, propane or natural gas furnace or boiler. Replacing broken heating equipment does not qualify. - Property taxes must be in good standing. - A pre-upgrade EnerGuide evaluation is required, and quotes must come from contractors on the Registered Contractors List. - You must apply and sign a financing agreement before any work begins. How to apply: 1. Review the program Terms and Conditions on the District's page. 2. Email climate@csaanich.ca or call 250-652-5789 to confirm a space is available. 3. Complete the 2026 Registration Form and submit it through the secure portal. The administrator sends a pre-approval notice and status updates by email. Notes: Confirm a space is open before booking an evaluation or signing a contract, since only four homes are funded in 2026. The District's page lists reduced-price EnerGuide evaluations ($99 plus tax before the upgrade and $50 plus tax after) and points income-qualified households to the CleanBC Energy Savings Program. Free planning help is available from the Home Energy Navigator at 1-866-381-9995. ## Banff Solar Incentive Program - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-banff-solar-incentive - Official source: https://banff.ca/807/Solar-Incentive-Program - Where: Banff, Alberta · Level: Municipal · Run by: Town of Banff - Status: Open - Amount: up to $9,000 CAD ($450/kW, up to $9,000) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high The Town of Banff pays a post-installation rebate of $450 per kW of rooftop solar, up to 20 kW ($9,000), for homes and businesses. Incentives: - Rooftop solar PV system (2 kW minimum): $450 per kW, up to 20 kW (One application per property.) Eligibility: - Residential or commercial property in Banff. One application per property. - System is at least 2 kW and meets development, building and electrical codes, with CSA- or ULC-approved equipment. - You have a micro-generation agreement with FortisAlberta. - Panels follow the Town's Solar Panel Design Guidelines. - You agree to share your installation's story and data publicly. How to apply: 1. Get a site assessment and quote from a solar installer. 2. Your installer helps get the development, building, electrical and micro-generation approvals, then installs and connects the system. 3. Send the micro-generation and interconnection agreements, the inspection certificate and an itemized invoice to the Town's Planning department (403-762-1215). 4. The Town mails a rebate cheque. Notes: The Town’s page lists $450 per kW for homes; some older sources quote a higher rate, so confirm the current rate with the Town’s Planning department before you sign a contract. Building and development permits are required, but the Town waives the fees. ## Heritage Multi-Unit Retrofit Grant - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-vancouver-heritage-multi-unit-retrofit-grant - Official source: https://www.vancouverheritagefoundation.org/heritage-multi-unit-retrofit-grant-program/ - Where: Vancouver, British Columbia · Level: Municipal · Run by: Vancouver Heritage Foundation (funded by the City of Vancouver, delivered with City Green Solutions) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $5,000 CAD (Up to $5,000 per building, plus covered evaluations) · Type: Grant - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-19 · Confidence: medium Owners of pre-1940 or heritage-listed Vancouver houses that have two or more units, or are being converted, can get up to $5,000 toward energy upgrades when switching from gas or oil to electric heating or hot water. Evaluations are covered too. Incentives: - Air source heat pump: Up to $3,000 (Must be the primary heating source at the post-retrofit evaluation; the existing furnace must be removed.) - Heat pump water heater: Up to $2,000 - Electrical service upgrade: Up to $1,000 (For the capacity needed for a heat pump.) - Attic insulation (blown-in cellulose): Up to $2,000 or 50% of cost - Wall or basement/crawlspace insulation: Up to $1,000 each or 50% of cost (Non-petroleum-based materials only.) - Air sealing to the target in the renovation report: $1,000 - Storm windows or window repair: Up to $500 per window (Not more than 50% of cost, and at least one other recommended upgrade is required.) - Induction cooktop or range: $500 - EnerGuide evaluations and embodied carbon analysis: Covered, valued up to $8,000 per building (Paid by VHF to the service provider, not to the owner, and separate from the $5,000 grant cap. You pay taxes and any cost above $8,000.) Eligibility: - House in the City of Vancouver built before 1940 or listed on the Vancouver Heritage Register. - At least two dwelling units, or in the process of creating them. The owner must apply for rental homes. - Primary heating is natural gas or oil. Electrically heated homes are not eligible. - Must switch space heating to a heat pump or hot water to electric. - All upgrades and the post-retrofit evaluation must be done within 18 months of the first evaluation and by December 31, 2027. How to apply: 1. Apply online through the Vancouver Heritage Foundation's Heritage Multi-Unit Retrofit Grant page. 2. If accepted, City Green Solutions books your pre-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation. Do not start work before it. 3. Complete recommended upgrades, then the post-retrofit evaluation. Submit for the grant by January 31, 2028. Notes: The single-family Heritage Energy Retrofit Grant is closed. Removing original heritage features, such as wood windows, can disqualify you unless VHF approves it in writing. You still apply separately for CleanBC, BC Hydro or FortisBC rebates, and combined funding cannot exceed your costs. Contact VHF at 604-264-9642. ## HomeSave Central Kootenays Retrofit Rebate and Loan Access (HomeSave) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-nelson-homesave-central-kootenays - Official source: https://www.nelson.ca/3112/HomeSave-Program-Rebate - Where: Regional District of Central Kootenay, Nelson and other areas, British Columbia · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Nelson - Status: Open - Amount: up to $5,000 CAD ($2,500 or $5,000 rebate; loans $5,000 to $40,000) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Income-qualified · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Homes anywhere in the Regional District of Central Kootenay can earn a $2,500 or $5,000 rebate for upgrades that cut energy use by at least 20% or 50%, plus free advice, subsidized EnerGuide evaluations and access to a credit union retrofit loan. Incentives: - Whole-home retrofit, 20% to 49% EnerGuide score reduction: $2,500 - Whole-home retrofit, 50% or greater EnerGuide score reduction: $5,000 - Income-qualified retrofit (two or more measures including a heat pump or solar PV), under 50% reduction: $2,500 (The combined measures must still show at least a 20% reduction on the pre-retrofit evaluation.) - NDCU retrofit loan (referral by the City): $5,000 to $40,000 at NDCU prime + 0.5% (Five-year term, ten-year amortization; approval by Nelson & District Credit Union.) Eligibility: - Single-family home, duplex, triplex, row home, townhouse or manufactured home on a permanent foundation anywhere in the RDCK, including its municipalities. - Year-round primary residence occupied for at least 12 months and served by an electrical utility. - Owners or tenants can apply; tenants need the owner's signed consent form. - You must register and be approved before starting work, and complete pre- and post-retrofit EnerGuide evaluations. Stand-alone natural gas furnace upgrades and mechanical systems under 100% efficiency are not eligible. - Income-qualified rates require household income at or below CleanBC Energy Savings Program Level 2 limits (for example, $76,810 for two people), with proof such as an ESP or ECAP approval. How to apply: 1. Register with HomeSave through the online intake form on the City of Nelson's HomeSave page. 2. Meet with a HomeSave advisor and book a pre-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation; ask about the evaluation subsidy. 3. Submit your pre-retrofit evaluation and cost estimates for approval, then complete the work within 12 months. 4. Submit the post-retrofit evaluation, receipts and a statement of other rebates received to claim the rebate. Stacks with: CleanBC Energy Savings Program (ground-oriented homes); Home Renovation Rebate Program; Nelson Hydro On-Bill Financing (EcoSave Energy Retrofit Loan) Notes: Only one rebate is paid per home, and it cannot exceed your costs after other rebates. Do-it-yourself insulation, windows and doors count for materials only; heating, electrical and solar work must be done by licensed professionals. Anyone in the RDCK can contact HomeSave for general advice even if their home does not qualify for the rebate. ## Programme de remplacement de systèmes de chauffage au mazout – Oil Heating Replacement Program (Remplacement du chauffage au mazout) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-gatineau-oil-heating-replacement - Official source: https://www.gatineau.ca/portail/default.aspx?p=guichet_municipal/subventions_commandites/programme_remplacement_systemes_chauffage_mazout - Where: Gatineau, Québec · Level: Municipal · Run by: Ville de Gatineau (Habitation, programmes et ententes) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $3,500 CAD (75% of costs, up to $3,500 per building) · Type: Grant - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Gatineau covers 75% of the cost, up to $3,500 per building, to replace an oil furnace or boiler with an all-electric heating system in residential buildings of up to 20 units. Applications are being accepted again, first come, first served. Incentives: - Oil furnace or boiler replaced with all-electric heating (e.g. heat pump or electric furnace): 75% of total eligible cost (Per eligible building. Includes dismantling and tank removal.) Eligibility: - Fully residential building of up to 20 dwellings in Gatineau (Aylmer, Hull, Gatineau, Buckingham or Masson-Angers sector). - The oil system is forced-air or hot-water, heats at least one dwelling, and is not dual-energy or a supplementary heater. - Buildings in a high-risk (0–20 year) flood zone or special intervention zone qualify only if flood-proofed. - Work done by a general contractor with an RBQ licence, including full dismantling and tank removal, and installation of a heating system that runs only on electricity. - The same work must not have received a subsidy from another program. How to apply: 1. Check that your property is in an eligible sector, then fill in the online registration form on the city's program page. 2. Get a detailed quote from an RBQ-licensed general contractor showing dismantling and tank removal costs, the new electric system's specifications, and the total cost. 3. Gather your last oil invoice or annual statement and a recent electricity bill with the consumption history. Check whether a building permit is needed. 4. Wait for the city to call you to open your file, then complete the work. The subsidy is paid in one payment after the work is done. Notes: The city's rules exclude work that already received another subsidy for the same work. Ask the city before also claiming a provincial or Hydro-Québec grant, such as LogisVert, for the same heating system. Converting to natural gas or propane does not qualify. Questions: 819-595-7331, option 3, or sudd.programmes@gatineau.ca. ## Programme d'amélioration de l'isolation (PAI) – Rénoclimat Top-Up near the Saint-Hubert Airport (PAI) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-longueuil-pai - Official source: https://www3.longueuil.quebec/fr/programme-amelioration-isolation-pai - Where: Longueuil, Québec · Level: Municipal · Run by: Ville de Longueuil (Direction de l'aménagement et de l'urbanisme) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $3,000 CAD (25% of your Rénoclimat grant, up to $3,000) · Type: Grant - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: medium Longueuil adds 25% to the Rénoclimat grant, up to $3,000 per building, for owner-occupants in a zone around the Saint-Hubert airport. There is a $25 bonus for the blower-door test. Incentives: - Rénoclimat top-up (insulation, air sealing, heat pump, water heater, ventilation and other recommended work): 25% of the Rénoclimat grant received (Per eligible building.) - Blower-door (air-tightness) test bonus: $25 (For a test done as part of the Rénoclimat evaluation.) Eligibility: - Owner-occupant of a residential building in the eligible zone around the Saint-Hubert airport (see the city's eligibility map). - You must have received a Rénoclimat grant from the Government of Québec for the work. - The work must have been recommended in the Rénoclimat pre-work evaluation report and completed. - A City of Longueuil building permit must be obtained before any work that requires one. How to apply: 1. Check the city's eligibility map to confirm your address is in the zone. 2. Complete your Rénoclimat project and receive the provincial grant. 3. Send the PAI registration form to the Division des programmes (DAU.PAH@longueuil.quebec or 4300, chemin de la Savane, Saint-Hubert) with proof of ownership and residence, the building permit, the post-work Rénoclimat evaluation report, proof of the Rénoclimat payment and the blower-door test invoice if applicable. Stacks with: Rénoclimat Notes: The city lists the PAI as active and says there is currently no waiting list. Funding is limited to the yearly budget, and requests are handled in order of receipt. The city asks for the post-work Rénoclimat evaluation report. Rénoclimat changed on October 1, 2026 and now has a simplified track where the evaluation is optional, so check with the city (311 or 450-463-7311) before choosing that track. The PAI can be combined with other City of Longueuil or Société d'habitation du Québec assistance. ## Programme de retrait ou de remplacement des appareils à combustible solide non certifiés ou certifiés de première génération (Wood stove replacement grant) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-quebec-city-appareils-combustible-solide - Official source: https://www.ville.quebec.qc.ca/apropos/programmes-subventions/habitation/appareils-chauffage-bois.aspx - Where: Québec City, Québec · Level: Municipal · Run by: Ville de Québec - Status: Open - Amount: up to $1,000 CAD (90% up to $1,000 (or $100 for removal)) · Type: Grant - Who: Homeowners, Landlords, Renters · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-17 · Confidence: high Québec City pays 90% of the cost of a new certified wood or pellet stove, insert, furnace or boiler, up to $1,000, when you replace an old uncertified or first-generation unit. Removing an old appliance without replacing it earns $100. Incentives: - Replace an old appliance with a new certified wood or pellet appliance: 90% of the appliance and vent cost, up to $1,000 (Installation is not covered. Gas heating fireplaces and masonry heaters do not qualify as replacements.) - Remove an old appliance without replacing it: $100 Eligibility: - The appliance is in a residential building, an accessory building, or the residential part of a mixed-use building in Québec City. Commercial, industrial and institutional buildings are not eligible. - The old stove, insert, furnace or boiler is not certified to EPA or CSA B415.1, or is a first-generation certified model (about 1988 to 2015). - The owner applies. A tenant can apply with a signed proxy from the owner. - An owner can get more than one grant, for several appliances at one address or at different addresses. How to apply: 1. Before removing the old appliance, take a photo showing it still connected to the chimney, plus a photo of its label showing the maker and model. 2. Put the old appliance outside at ground level, not near the road, and email ville.poele@gmail.com with your name, address and phone number to book pickup by the city's supplier within five business days. 3. Within 6 months of pickup, email the completed form, photos and purchase invoice to Habitation@ville.quebec.qc.ca. 4. The city reviews your file and mails the payment. Notes: Not sure whether your appliance is certified? Send a photo of it and of its certificate or manual page through the city's 311 online form under "Autre demande". Don't put the old appliance near the street, because scrap collectors may take it before the city's supplier arrives. The supplier only handles pickup; for questions about the program call 418 641-6186 or email Habitation@ville.quebec.qc.ca. City rules also require you to declare any solid-fuel appliance you add, replace or remove within 90 days. ## Bonification Rénoclimat, Chauffez vert et LogisVert – Energy Renovation Top-Ups - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-repentigny-energy-renovation-top-ups - Official source: https://repentigny.ca/services/citoyens/subventions/renovation - Where: Repentigny, Québec · Level: Municipal · Run by: Ville de Repentigny (Service de l'urbanisme et du développement durable) - Status: Open - Amount: up to $500 CAD (25% of your Rénoclimat or Chauffez vert grant (up to $500) or LogisVert grant (up to $200)) · Type: Grant - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: not stated - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Repentigny adds 25% to the grant you received from Rénoclimat (up to $500) or Hydro-Québec's LogisVert (up to $200). Owners who got a Chauffez vert cheque in the past 12 months can also claim 25% up to $500. Incentives: - Rénoclimat top-up (insulation, air sealing, windows, mechanical systems): 25% of the Rénoclimat grant - LogisVert top-up (e.g. heat pump): 25% of the LogisVert grant - Chauffez vert top-up (oil or propane heating replaced with electric or renewable): 25% of the Chauffez vert grant (Chauffez vert closed on March 31, 2026. Only owners who received a Chauffez vert cheque within the last 12 months can still apply.) Eligibility: - Owner of a property in Repentigny. - You have received a grant cheque from Rénoclimat, Chauffez vert or Hydro-Québec's LogisVert for work on that property. - The request is made within 12 months of receiving the provincial or Hydro-Québec cheque. How to apply: 1. Complete your work and receive the grant from Rénoclimat, LogisVert or Chauffez vert. 2. Take a clear photo of the cheque and payment stub. 3. Submit the request online through the city's Mon compte portal (demandes en ligne). The top-up is mailed to you once the file is complete. Stacks with: Rénoclimat; LogisVert Efficient Homes Program; Chauffez vert – Oil and Propane Heating Replacement Notes: The top-up is paid after the provincial or Hydro-Québec grant, so keep the cheque stub. Since October 1, 2026, Rénoclimat's energy evaluation is optional; files opened under the old rules still follow them. Contact the city's ecological transition team at 450-470-3830 or subventionenvironnement@repentigny.ca for help with the form. ## HAT Smart EnerGuide Home Evaluation Incentive (HAT Smart EnerGuide rebate) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-medicine-hat-hat-smart-energuide-evaluation - Official source: https://www.medicinehat.ca/home-property-utilities/utilities/hat-smart/energuide-home-evaluations/ - Where: Medicine Hat, Alberta · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Medicine Hat (HAT Smart) - Status: Open · Deadline: 2026-12-15 · Start: 2026-04-01 - Amount: up to $500 CAD (Up to $250 per evaluation (pre and post)) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Medicine Hat homeowners can get up to $250 back on a pre-renovation EnerGuide evaluation and up to $250 on a post-renovation evaluation, credited to their City utility account. Incentives: - Pre-renovation EnerGuide home evaluation: Up to $250 (Submit the Homeowner Information Sheet, EnerGuide label and Renovation Upgrade Report.) - Post-renovation EnerGuide home evaluation: Up to $250 (New for 2026. Includes the upgrade inspection and blower door test.) Eligibility: - The home is an existing home in Medicine Hat and you receive a City of Medicine Hat utility statement for it (electricity, natural gas and/or water). - The evaluation is completed between January 1 and December 15, 2026, under EnerGuide Rating System v.15. - The energy advisor is NRCan-registered and holds a current City of Medicine Hat business licence. - The evaluation carries the HATSmart or CEIP program identifier, and the advisor's paid receipt shows that code and their City business licence number. - Your City accounts must be in good standing. Condominiums are not eligible for HAT Smart residential rebates. How to apply: 1. Book an EnerGuide evaluation with a licensed advisor from the NRCan service organization list and ask for the HATSmart or CEIP identifier. 2. Pay the advisor directly and keep the paid receipt. 3. Submit the 2026 EnerGuide Evaluations rebate form online with your evaluation documents by December 15, 2026. 4. Allow about four weeks for the credit to appear on your utility account. Stacks with: HAT Smart Existing Homes Incentive Program; Clean Energy Improvement Program (Alberta) Notes: The 2026 Existing Homes rebate is fully subscribed, but the EnerGuide evaluation rebate is still open. Combined government incentives cannot exceed the cost of the evaluation. Owners of rental homes can contact HAT Smart (403-529-8244, hatsmart@medicinehat.ca) about how the rebate is paid. ## Programme d'aide financière à la transition écocitoyenne – EV Charger and Window Glass Grants - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-repentigny-transition-ecocitoyenne - Official source: https://repentigny.ca/services/citoyens/subventions/gestes-ecoresponsables - Where: Repentigny, Québec · Level: Municipal · Run by: Ville de Repentigny - Status: Open - Amount: up to $450 CAD ($150 for an EV charger; up to $450 for window glass units) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Repentigny residents can get $150 for a home Level 2 EV charger installed by a licensed electrician. Owners can get up to $75 per certified sealed glass unit replaced in existing windows, up to $450. Incentives: - Home Level 2 EV charger (new, 240 V, installed by a licensed electrician): $150 (Charger must be eligible under the provincial home charger program and bought from a Canadian store.) - Replacement of defective sealed glass units (thermos) with IGMAC-certified units: Up to $75 per unit bought in Repentigny, or up to $60 per unit from another Canadian store (Cap is $450 for Repentigny purchases and $360 for other Canadian purchases. Owners only.) Eligibility: - EV charger: Repentigny resident with proof of residence. - Window glass: owner of a property in Repentigny. - Purchase from a Canadian store (higher amounts for Repentigny stores where offered), with a complete invoice. - Request made within 12 months of the purchase. Maximum three requests per property per year. How to apply: 1. Check whether your work needs a permit by calling the urban planning department at 450-470-3840. 2. Keep the invoices, installation invoice and before-and-after photos required for each item. 3. Submit the online request through the city's Mon compte portal, or in person at city hall. Payment is by cheque, usually 4 to 6 weeks after a complete request. Stacks with: Écorecharge – EV Charging Station Grants Notes: City staff may visit within a year of the work to check it. Questions or help with the form: 450-470-3830 or subventionenvironnement@repentigny.ca. ## Nanaimo Home Energy Assessment Rebate - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-nanaimo-home-energy-assessment-rebate - Official source: https://www.nanaimo.ca/property-development/rebates/home-energy-efficiency-rebate/how-to-receive-your-home-energy-assessment-rebate - Where: Nanaimo, British Columbia · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Nanaimo - Status: Open - Amount: up to $350 CAD ($150 initial + up to $200 follow-up) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high The City of Nanaimo pays $150 toward an initial EnerGuide home energy assessment and up to $200 more for a follow-up assessment that shows energy savings. Incentives: - Initial EnerGuide home energy assessment: $150 - Follow-up EnerGuide assessment after upgrades: $10 per 5 GJ/year reduction, up to $200 (Requires at least a 5 GJ/year reduction between the initial and follow-up assessments.) Eligibility: - Project located in the City of Nanaimo; one application per property. - Assessment completed by an energy advisor with a valid City of Nanaimo business licence. - Apply within 24 months of the date on the assessment receipt. How to apply: 1. Book an EnerGuide assessment with a licensed service organization. 2. Apply online, by mail or in person at 411 Dunsmuir Street with the receipt and EnerGuide report. 3. For the follow-up rebate, submit the follow-up report showing the new rating and its receipt. Notes: The City says a typical assessment costs $400 to $500 for an existing home. Homeowners in the City's retrofit financing program can combine this $150 rebate with a separate $200 evaluation discount. The City can end the rebate without notice when funds run out. ## HAT Smart Scratch & Win (Scratch & Win) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-medicine-hat-hat-smart-scratch-and-win - Official source: https://www.medicinehat.ca/home-property-utilities/utilities/hat-smart/scratch-win/ - Where: Medicine Hat, Alberta · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Medicine Hat (HAT Smart) - Status: Open · Deadline: 2026-12-31 · Start: 2026-01-01 - Amount: up to $200 CAD (Up to $100 per request, $200 per home in 2026) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Medicine Hat utility customers can claim up to $100 per receipt, and up to $200 a year, on small energy- and water-saving purchases such as smart thermostats, weatherstripping and ENERGY STAR appliances. Incentives: - Energy- and water-saving products and ENERGY STAR appliances: Up to $100 per request (amount set by the scratch ticket) (Up to two requests, or one request of up to $200, per residential address in 2026.) Eligibility: - You have a City of Medicine Hat residential electric and/or natural gas utility statement in your name for the address. - Items were bought in Canada (in store or from a Canadian online seller) between January 1 and December 31, 2026. - Items save water, electricity or natural gas and appear on the HAT Smart eligible list. - Condominium associations are not eligible. How to apply: 1. Check that your item is on the eligible list on the Scratch & Win page. 2. Submit the 2026 Scratch and Win form online, or visit Customer Service at City Hall (580 1 St SE), with a dated receipt and proof of payment. 3. For ENERGY STAR items, include the brand, model number and the ENERGY STAR product finder sheet. 4. Staff scratch the ticket with a witness and credit the result to your utility account. Notes: Funding is limited and requests are processed in the order received, so the program can close before December 31 if money runs out. Incomplete requests are rejected and must be resubmitted. Questions: 403-529-8244 or hatsmart@medicinehat.ca. ## Bornes de recharge électrique à usage domestique – Home EV Charger Grant - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-boucherville-ev-charger - Official source: https://www.boucherville.ca/infos-pratiques/programmes-subvention/bornes-recharge-electrique/ - Where: Boucherville, Québec · Level: Municipal · Run by: Ville de Boucherville (Direction des finances et des approvisionnements) - Status: Open · Deadline: 2026-12-31 · Start: 2020-12-08 - Amount: up to $150 CAD ($150) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-19 · Confidence: high Boucherville residents can get $150 toward buying and installing a home EV charger, on top of the provincial home charger grant. The charger must be installed by December 31, 2026. Incentives: - Home Level 2 EV charger (purchase and installation): $150 (Requires an approved provincial home-charger grant application.) Eligibility: - Boucherville resident. - Charger bought and installed at your home between December 8, 2020 and December 31, 2026. - Plug-in electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle acquired after December 8, 2020, in your name (not a business). - Approved application under the provincial home charging station grant. - No debts owed to the town. How to apply: 1. Get your provincial home charger grant approved. 2. Fill in the online form on the town's program page and attach your driver's licence, the installation invoice (at the address on your licence), the vehicle sales contract or registration, and proof of the provincial approval or payment. 3. Apply by April 1, 2027. Allow at least 60 days for processing. Stacks with: Écorecharge – EV Charging Station Grants Notes: The town's page still refers to the home charging component of Roulez vert. The provincial home charger grant is now offered through Écorecharge, so ask the town (450-449-8115) which provincial approval it accepts if yours was issued under Écorecharge. The installation deadline is December 31, 2026, and the application deadline is April 1, 2027. ## Nanaimo EV Charger Rebate - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-nanaimo-ev-charger-rebate - Official source: https://www.nanaimo.ca/property-development/rebates/electric-vehicle-(ev)-charger-rebate - Where: Nanaimo, British Columbia · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Nanaimo - Status: Open - Amount: up to $150 CAD ($150 for houses; up to $1,000 + $100/space for buildings) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: medium Nanaimo adds a $150 top-up to BC Hydro's home EV charger rebate for houses, duplexes and townhouses, and helps apartment and condo buildings with up to $1,000 for an EV Ready Plan plus $100 per parking space. Incentives: - Level 2 EV charger (single-family, duplex, row house, townhouse): $150 top-up (Apply within 90 days of installation.) - EV Ready Plan (apartment or condo building): Up to $1,000 - EV Ready infrastructure (apartment or condo building): $100 per parking space (Requires an approved EV Ready Plan.) Eligibility: - You live in or own property in Nanaimo, and the charger is installed in Nanaimo. - Charger, plan or infrastructure installed or completed on or after May 1, 2023. - Requirements match BC Hydro's home and multi-unit EV charger rebate criteria, including an electrical permit. How to apply: 1. Apply on the City's online form with the charger invoice, installation invoice, electrical permit number and a photo of the installed charger. 2. Submit a separate application to BC Hydro for its rebate. 3. Buildings: submit the EV Ready Plan and invoice first, then the infrastructure quote and final application after installation. Stacks with: BC Hydro Home EV Charger Rebate Notes: Funding is limited, so check with sustainability@nanaimo.ca that money remains before you install. House applications must be in within 90 days of installation. ## Subvention pour bornes de recharge résidentielles – Home EV Charger Rebate - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-terrebonne-ev-charger - Official source: https://terrebonne.ca/bornes-de-recharge-residentielles/ - Where: Terrebonne, Québec · Level: Municipal · Run by: Ville de Terrebonne - Status: Open - Amount: up to $100 CAD (Up to $100) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Terrebonne property owners can get up to $100 toward a home EV charger after the provincial grant, or up to $100 toward installing a charger they already have. Incentives: - Home EV charger purchase and installation: Remaining cost after the provincial grant, up to $100 (before tax) (Requires a provincial home charger grant first.) - Installation only (charger obtained free or bought more than 6 months earlier): Installation cost, up to $100 (before tax) (Installation by a qualified professional; apply within 6 months of installation.) Eligibility: - Owner of a non-commercial residential property in Terrebonne: owner-occupant, non-occupant owner (for shared use by tenants in multi-unit buildings) or condo syndicate (shared use). - For purchase and installation, you must first have received the provincial home charger grant. - The charger must be installed within 6 months of purchase, and the request made within 12 months of purchase. - Tenants, private sales between individuals and home-made chargers are not eligible. How to apply: 1. Get the provincial home charger grant if you are buying a new charger. 2. Log in to your online file (Mes requêtes) on terrebonne.ca and create a request with two proofs of residence, proof of ownership and the purchase and installation invoices. 3. If you have no internet access, you can apply in person at the Bureau des citoyens, 708 A, boulevard des Seigneurs. Stacks with: Écorecharge – EV Charging Station Grants Notes: Your file is only considered complete once all the documents have been received and checked by the program officer. The city's example assumes the $600 provincial home charger grant. ## Red Deer Smart Thermostat Rebate - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-red-deer-smart-thermostat-rebate - Official source: https://reddeer.ca/city-services/environment-and-conservation/your-home/energy-efficiency/smart-thermostat-rebate/ - Where: Red Deer, Alberta · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Red Deer - Status: Open · Deadline: 2026-12-31 · Start: 2026-03-02 - Amount: up to $50 CAD ($50 utility bill credit) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Red Deer residents with a City utility account can get a $50 credit for buying and installing an ENERGY STAR certified smart thermostat in 2026. Incentives: - ENERGY STAR certified smart thermostat: $50 (One rebate per City utility account.) Eligibility: - You live in Red Deer and have a City of Red Deer utility account. - You bought a new smart thermostat from the qualifying list in 2026 and installed it at a property in Red Deer. - You haven't received this rebate before. - You aren't claiming the same thermostat under another funding program. How to apply: 1. Check the City's approved product list and confirm your wiring supports the thermostat (most need a C-wire). 2. Keep an itemized receipt showing the store, product, price and purchase date. 3. Submit the Smart Thermostat application form with your receipt by December 31, 2026. Notes: Apply early, because the City closes the program once the year's funding is used. Questions go to the City's Community Development team at 403-406-8820 or environmental.initiatives@reddeer.ca. ## Banff Post-Purchase Rebate Program - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-banff-post-purchase-rebates - Official source: https://banff.ca/1353/Post-Purchase-Rebate-Program - Where: Banff, Alberta · Level: Municipal · Run by: Town of Banff - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum ($100–$750 per item; up to $500 for an energy audit) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Banff residents can claim rebates after buying heat pumps ($750), heat pump water heaters ($500), windows (up to $200 each), efficient appliances and EnerGuide evaluations (up to $500). Incentives: - Heat pump (on NRCan list): $750 per unit - Heat pump water heater (on NRCan list): $500 per unit - Solar water heater: $650 per system - High-efficiency window replacement: $200 per window (Standard replacement windows get $100 per window.) - Door replacement: $100 - Refrigerator: $300 - Dishwasher, clothes washer or ventless dryer: $150 each - EnerGuide energy audit: 1/3 of cost, up to $500 (Advisor must be NRCan-registered.) Eligibility: - You are a Banff resident with proof of residency, such as a current lease, a recent utility bill, a property tax bill or an employer housing agreement. - Receipts are from the current or previous calendar year. - Heat pumps and heat pump water heaters must be on NRCan's eligible product lists. How to apply: 1. Buy and install the eligible product or complete the energy audit. 2. Submit the Residential Post-Purchase Rebate application online with your receipt and proof of residency. 3. Questions: rebates@banff.ca or 403-762-1200. Stacks with: Banff Deep Retrofit Program Notes: Furnaces no longer qualify for a post-purchase rebate, but they may still be covered by Clean Energy Improvement Program financing or the Deep Retrofit Program. Some Banff Access Program members get larger e-bike rebates. The Town says there is currently no limit on residential rebates per person or per household; energy audits are limited to one pre- and one post-audit per year. ## BetterHomesTO Furnace Upgrade Program (Furnace Upgrade Program) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-toronto-furnace-upgrade-program - Official source: https://www.toronto.ca/services-payments/water-environment/environmental-grants-incentives/and-rebates-to-green-your-home/furnace-upgrade-program/ - Where: Toronto, Ontario · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Toronto, with Toronto Hydro - Status: Open · Start: 2025-09-26 - Amount: no single maximum (Free energy coaching) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Renters · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-17 · Confidence: medium Free virtual energy coaching from Toronto Hydro for Toronto residents thinking about replacing a furnace with a heat pump, with help finding rebates, financing and contractors. Incentives: - Heat pump and furnace replacement energy coaching: Free (Delivered virtually by Toronto Hydro energy coaches.) Eligibility: - Toronto resident, homeowner or tenant. - Low-rise home: detached, semi-detached, townhouse, row house or multiplex, including homes with basement or laneway suites. How to apply: 1. Book a free appointment through Toronto Hydro Energy Coaching. 2. Use the coach's advice to compare heat pump options and quotes, then apply to the rebate and loan programs that fit before you sign a contract. Stacks with: Home Renovation Savings Program; Home Energy Loan Program Notes: Coaching is free and does not commit you to anything. If your furnace has failed, book a coach before you sign a replacement contract: heat pump rebates through the Home Renovation Savings Program need pre-approval before installation. ## Clean Energy Improvement Program (Alberta) (CEIP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-clean-energy-improvement-program - Official source: https://ceip.abmunis.ca/residential/ - Where: Airdrie, Banff and other areas, Alberta · Level: Municipal · Run by: Alberta Municipalities, on behalf of participating municipalities - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Up to 100% of project costs (limits set by each municipality)) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Property-tax-based financing that can cover up to the full cost of energy efficiency and renewable energy upgrades in participating Alberta municipalities. Incentives: - Energy efficiency and renewable energy upgrades: Up to 100% of eligible costs (Calgary and Edmonton cap residential financing at $50,000; rates are set locally (6.00% in Edmonton, an estimated 6.00% to 6.10% for Calgary's next intake).) Eligibility: - Property owner in a municipality with an active residential CEIP - Property taxes and municipal accounts in good standing - Upgrades must be on the CEIP eligible list and installed by a CEIP-qualified contractor - Project must be approved before work begins How to apply: 1. Check whether your municipality participates at ceip.abmunis.ca and read its terms and conditions 2. Complete the short eligibility questionnaire, then submit the pre-qualification form 3. Get an EnerGuide home evaluation and work with a CEIP-qualified contractor on the project application 4. Sign the financing agreement once approved, then complete the work 5. Repay through your property tax bill Stacks with: National Heat Pump Rebate Notes: Availability varies by municipality: Calgary's residential intake is closed until winter 2026/2027, and Edmonton is placing new pre-qualifications on a waitlist. Check your own municipality's page for its rate, limits and intake dates. CEIP is a loan you repay, not a rebate. ## Energy Retrofit Assistance (ERA) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-peel-energy-retrofit-assistance - Official source: https://energytransform.ca/era - Where: Peel Region, Mississauga and other areas, Ontario · Level: Municipal · Run by: Centre for Community Energy Transformation (CCET), a non-profit created by Brampton, Mississauga, Caledon and the Region of Peel - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free audit and upgrades (average about $11,500)) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Income-qualified, Homeowners, Renters · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Income-qualified households in Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon can get a free EnerGuide home energy audit and selected upgrades such as heat pumps and insulation at no cost. It's a pilot with limited space, and applicants are added to a waitlist once it fills. Incentives: - EnerGuide home energy audit and energy coaching: Free - Selected upgrades (air-source heat pump, heat pump water heater, attic and wall insulation, some windows): Installed at no cost; about $11,500 per household on average (Upgrades are chosen based on the audit. Some costs may only be partly covered where funding allows.) Eligibility: - You live in Mississauga, Brampton or Caledon and own the home or hold the gas or electricity account. Renters need the landlord's consent. - Household income is under the program limit (for example $47,090 for one person, $94,179 for four, $124,586 for seven or more). - You also qualify if you received benefits such as GIS, Ontario Works, ODSP, LEAP or OESP in the past 12 months. - Detached homes, townhomes and condos or apartments can apply. Applicants are prioritized by need. How to apply: 1. Fill in the short online application on CCET's Energy Retrofit Assistance page, or call 1-289-998-0923. 2. If you qualify, an energy coach arranges your free audit and plans the upgrades with you. 3. Vetted contractors install the upgrades at no cost, followed by a check-in after installation. Notes: This is a limited-capacity pilot, so you may be placed on a waitlist. If your income is above the limit, CCET still offers a free 45-minute call with an independent energy coach for Brampton, Mississauga and Caledon residents. Enbridge Gas customers may also qualify for the separate Home Winterproofing Program, and electrically heated homes for the Energy Affordability Program. ## HalifACT Home Energy Upgrade Program (HHEU) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ns-halifax-halifact-home-energy-upgrade - Official source: https://www.halifax.ca/about-halifax/environment-climate-change/halifact-energy-upgrade - Where: Halifax, Nova Scotia · Level: Municipal · Run by: Halifax Regional Municipality - Status: Open · Start: 2026-04-08 - Amount: no single maximum (Financing at 4.75% over 10 years) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Owners of oil-heated Halifax homes built before 2000 can finance heat pumps, insulation and electric water heaters at a fixed 4.75% over 10 years, if the upgrades cut the home's energy use by at least half. Incentives: - Oil-to-heat-pump conversion and insulation financing (Local Improvement Charge): Covers approved upgrade costs at a fixed 4.75%, repaid over 10 years (The municipality's pilot found average upgrade costs of about $30,000 to reach a 50% energy reduction.) Eligibility: - You own a residential property in the Halifax Regional Municipality that isn't used to earn business income. - The home was built before 2000 and is heated mainly with oil. - Property taxes and other municipal charges are paid up, and any municipal lien is paid or on a payment plan. - The recommended upgrades must achieve an estimated 50% or greater reduction in energy use, including the minimum heat pump and insulation specifications from your assessment. - The participant agreement must be signed by all owners and the municipality before installation starts. How to apply: 1. Register through the HHEU registration page or call a Navigator at 902-812-5028 (hfxnavigator@switchpace.org). 2. Book a home energy assessment (typically about $200) and send the report to the Navigator. 3. If a 50% reduction is achievable, get contractor quotes for the recommended upgrades and submit them. 4. Sign the participant agreement, have the work done, then complete the post-retrofit assessment. 5. The municipality pays the installers and adds the Local Improvement Charge to the property. Notes: Spaces are limited to about 100 homes, so register early. Ask your Navigator which Efficiency Nova Scotia or federal rebates you can apply for alongside the financing. Homes that don't qualify (for example, not oil-heated) can still use Halifax's Solar City financing for solar. ## Home Energy Navigator (Greater Victoria) (Home Energy Navigator) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-crd-home-energy-navigator - Official source: https://homeenergynav.ca/community/crd/ - Where: Capital Regional District, Victoria and other areas, British Columbia · Level: Municipal · Run by: Capital Regional District and local government partners (delivered by City Green Solutions) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free advice and support) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-17 · Confidence: high Greater Victoria homeowners can get free help from a local Energy Concierge to plan home energy upgrades, review contractor quotes and apply for rebates. Incentives: - Energy Concierge support, virtual consultation and retrofit roadmap: Free - Neighbourhood Energy Navigator Offer ($75 enhanced EnerGuide evaluation): $75 evaluation (offer full) (At full capacity and not accepting registrations.) Eligibility: - Homeowners in the capital region, including the City of Victoria. - Special offers are limited and open only in select communities when available. How to apply: 1. Register at homeenergynav.ca or call 1-866-381-9995 for help with registration. 2. An Energy Concierge contacts you to book a free virtual consultation. Notes: The Navigator does not pay rebates itself. It helps you find and apply for BC Hydro, FortisBC and provincial programs. City of Victoria residents with questions can also email sustainability@victoria.ca. ## Home Energy Navigator (Kelowna) (Home Energy Navigator) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-kelowna-home-energy-navigator - Official source: https://homeenergynav.ca/community/kelowna/ - Where: Kelowna, British Columbia · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Kelowna (delivered by City Green Solutions) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free advice; limited free EnerGuide evaluations) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Kelowna residents can book a free appointment with an Energy Concierge for help planning home energy upgrades and finding rebates. A limited number of fully subsidized EnerGuide evaluations are also available. Incentives: - Energy Concierge support and virtual home energy consultation: Free - EnerGuide home evaluation: Fully subsidized (limited number) (Limited-time offer for eligible Kelowna residents.) Eligibility: - Residents of the City of Kelowna planning home energy upgrades. - Fully subsidized EnerGuide evaluations are limited and subject to eligibility. How to apply: 1. Register through the Kelowna page at homeenergynav.ca or the link on kelowna.ca. 2. An Energy Concierge contacts you to book your free consultation. Notes: The Navigator does not pay rebates itself; it helps you find and apply for FortisBC, BC Hydro and provincial programs. ## Programme d'aides financières pour la transition écologique – Low-Carbon Heating and EV Charger Grants - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-joliette-transition-ecologique - Official source: https://www.joliette.ca/services/services-en-ligne/programmes-et-subventions - Where: Joliette, Québec · Level: Municipal · Run by: Ville de Joliette (Service de l'Aménagement du territoire) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Up to $1,275 per home for heating; $500 per dwelling for heat storage; up to $250 per EV charger connector) · Type: Grant - Who: Homeowners, Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: medium Joliette tops up provincial and Hydro-Québec heating grants, including $500 per dwelling for a heat storage system for Hydro-Joliette customers. It also pays 25% of a home EV charger, up to $250 per connector. Incentives: - Electric thermal storage (heat storage) system, any replacement: $500 per dwelling (Hydro-Joliette customers only, with LogisVert approval. Will end if Hydro-Québec's Flex rate or a similar incentive is offered to Hydro-Joliette customers.) - Oil heating replaced with low-carbon heating (Chauffez vert approval required): $1,275 (detached), $875 per unit (semi-detached, row, duplex, triplex), $550 per unit (4+ units, up to 20) (Or the cost of the work, if lower.) - Propane heating replaced with low-carbon heating (Chauffez vert approval required): $850 (detached), $650 per unit (semi-detached to triplex), $225 per unit (4+ units, up to 20) (Or the cost of the work, if lower.) - Dual-energy (electric/oil or propane) system replaced (Chauffez vert approval required): $650 (detached), $450 per unit (semi-detached to triplex), $275 per unit (4+ units, up to 20) (Or the cost of the work, if lower.) - Home EV charger, building of 1 to 4 dwellings: 25% of after-tax cost, up to $250 per connector ($500 maximum per site. Single-family homes need provincial home charger approval.) - EV charger, building of 5 or more dwellings: 25% of after-tax cost, up to $500 per connector (Maximum of $500 times half the number of dwellings. Provincial approval required.) Eligibility: - Owner of a residential building in Joliette. - Heat storage: Hydro-Joliette customer with an approved LogisVert application. - Oil, propane or dual-energy replacement: approved Chauffez vert application. - EV charger: proof of ownership or residence and invoices for the charger and installation. Single-family homes and buildings of 5+ units need provincial home charger approval. - The request must be made within 3 months of the provincial or Hydro-Québec approval. How to apply: 1. Get your LogisVert, Chauffez vert or provincial home charger approval first. 2. Download the city's form for heating equipment or for EV chargers from the Programmes et subventions page. 3. Send the form with proof of ownership, purchase and installation invoices and proof of approval to the Service de l'Aménagement du territoire, 614, boulevard Manseau, or urbanisme@ville.joliette.qc.ca. 4. The city may inspect the installation before paying. Stacks with: LogisVert Efficient Homes Program; Chauffez vert – Oil and Propane Heating Replacement; Écorecharge – EV Charging Station Grants Notes: The amounts come from the city's 2024 table of grants. Confirm current amounts with the Service de l'Aménagement du territoire (450-753-8000). Québec's Chauffez vert program closed on March 31, 2026, so the oil, propane and dual-energy top-ups only help owners whose Chauffez vert approval is recent enough to apply within the city's 3-month window. The city also has separate grants for replacing or removing wood stoves. ## Rental Apartment Retrofit Accelerator Pilot (City of Victoria) (RARA) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-victoria-rental-apartment-retrofit-accelerator - Official source: https://www.victoria.ca/community-culture/climate-action/rebates-resources - Where: Victoria, British Columbia · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Victoria (applications guided by LandlordBC) - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Municipal property tax exemption up to 100% of eligible costs, up to 10 years) · Type: Tax credit - Who: Landlords · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-17 · Confidence: medium Owners of older gas-heated rental apartment buildings in Victoria can get a municipal property tax exemption covering up to 100% of eligible costs to switch to electric heating or hot water, for up to 10 years. Incentives: - Gas to electric space heating and/or hot water (GHG Emissions Reduction Stream): Municipal tax exemption up to 100% of eligible costs (Term of up to 10 years. Limited to three buildings in this stream.) Eligibility: - Market rental building within City of Victoria boundaries, three to six storeys, with at least 10 dwelling units. - Uses natural gas for hot water, space heating or both, and was built before January 1, 2000. - No active building or development permit for the work, and no outstanding taxes or charges owing to the City. - Work must be completed within two years of the City accepting the application. How to apply: 1. Contact LandlordBC through LandlordBC.ca/RARA to plan the project and prepare the application. 2. Apply to the City in writing with the required documents, such as a BC Hydro program application or an engineer's energy study, and an electrical capacity assessment. 3. Questions can go to sustainability@victoria.ca. Notes: Spaces are very limited, so ask the City whether one is still open before you commit to design work. The City's page has a tax savings estimator. A tenant assistance plan is needed if tenants may be displaced. ## Retrofit Assist - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-retrofit-assist - Official source: https://retrofitassist.ca/ - Where: Kamloops, Squamish and other areas, British Columbia · Level: Municipal · Run by: Community Energy Association, with participating local governments - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free guidance; $99 EnerGuide evaluation) · Type: Instant discount - Who: Homeowners, Renters · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Residents of Kamloops, Squamish, Whistler and the East Kootenay get free concierge help with home energy retrofits and, for a limited time, an EnerGuide evaluation for $99 plus tax, which the program says saves $500 or more. Incentives: - Retrofit concierge support (planning, rebates, contractor connections): Free - Subsidized pre-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation: $99 plus tax (saves $500 or more) (Limited time, while subsidies last.) Eligibility: - Residents of a participating community: Kamloops, Squamish, Whistler or the East Kootenay. - Homeowners and renters can take part. How to apply: 1. Apply online at retrofitassist.ca/apply or at a community event. 2. A Retrofit Assist advisor follows up to discuss your needs and set up an EnerGuide evaluation. Notes: Retrofit Assist stopped taking new participants in Rossland at the end of 2025. Ask your advisor which provincial, utility and federal rebates currently apply to your project. Contact: info@retrofitassist.ca or 236-576-2502. ## Solar City - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ns-halifax-solar-city - Official source: https://www.halifax.ca/home-property/solar-projects - Where: Halifax, Nova Scotia · Level: Municipal · Run by: Halifax Regional Municipality - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Financing at 4.75% fixed over 10 years) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-11 · Confidence: low Halifax property owners can finance a solar installation through the municipality at a fixed rate and repay it over ten years as a charge separate from their tax bill. Incentives: - Solar system financing: Fixed 4.75% over 10 years (Repaid as a local improvement charge) Eligibility: - Property within Halifax Regional Municipality boundaries - Property taxes and other municipal charges in good standing - All legal owners sign the participant agreement How to apply: 1. Register online with the Solar City program office and receive a project ID 2. Get quotes from at least three solar contractors and tell the office which one you selected 3. Sign the participant agreement once staff review the contractor's documents 4. After installation is certified, the municipality pays the contractor and you receive a repayment schedule Stacks with: Home Energy Assessment Program Notes: Solar City is financing, not a rebate; the provincial SolarHomes rebate is closed. Confirm the current interest rate and terms with the Solar City office (solarcity@halifax.ca) before you sign the participant agreement. ## Strata Energy Advisor (Victoria and Saanich) (Strata Energy Advisor) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-victoria-strata-energy-advisor - Official source: https://zeic.ca/programs/bc-retrofit-accelerator/strata-energy-advisor/ - Where: Victoria and Saanich, British Columbia · Level: Municipal · Run by: Zero Emissions Innovation Centre, in partnership with the City of Victoria and District of Saanich - Status: Open - Amount: no single maximum (Free energy advisor and decarbonization plan) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-17 · Confidence: medium Condo stratas in Victoria and Saanich that use natural gas can get a free energy advisor and a decarbonization plan for the building. Incentives: - Strata energy advisor and decarbonization plan: Free Eligibility: - A residential strata in an apartment-style building in the City of Victoria or the District of Saanich. - The building is four or more storeys above ground, or has at least 7 to 8 units per floor. - The building uses natural gas for heating, hot water, ventilation or fireplaces. How to apply: 1. Take the eligibility quiz and register on the ZEIC Strata Energy Advisor page (strataenergyadvisorbc.ca). 2. An advisor contacts the strata to review eligibility and goals, then the strata signs a participant agreement. Notes: The strata council, not individual owners, registers the building. Eligibility rules may change, so take the quiz on the program page first. ## Seniors Aging in Place Program - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nt-housing-seniors-aging-in-place - Official source: https://www.nwthc.gov.nt.ca/en/services/seniors-aging-place - Where: Northwest Territories · Level: Provincial · Run by: Housing NWT - Status: Closing soon · Deadline: 2026-10-31 · Start: 2026-04-01 - Amount: up to $15,000 CAD (Forgivable loan up to $15,000) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Senior NWT homeowners within their community's income threshold can get a forgivable loan of up to $15,000 a year for upgrades that lower heating, power and water costs, or for minor accessibility changes; the 2026 intake closes October 31. Incentives: - Efficiency upgrades and minor accessibility adaptations: Forgivable loan up to $15,000 per year (Households with income over $59,999 pay 10% of costs upfront.) Eligibility: - At least one homeowner aged 60 or older - Lived in the NWT for three years and in the home for more than a year - Household income within the monthly Core Need Income Threshold for your community - Home within municipal boundaries with continuous power, potable water, heat and a working sewage system - Mortgage, land, lease or tax arrears may affect eligibility How to apply: 1. Phone your Housing NWT district office before October 31, 2026 2. Complete the application with a Housing NWT representative (it cannot be completed on your own) 3. Take part in the required client counselling; district technical staff plan the work with you Notes: Applications are completed with Housing NWT staff and counselling is required, so call your district office well before October 31. Seniors who need larger health and safety repairs can also apply to the Seniors Home Repair program. ## BC Hydro Air Source Heat Pump Bonus Rebate (Fall 2026) (Heat pump bonus) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-hydro-heat-pump-bonus-2026 - Official source: https://www.bchydro.com/news/conservation/2026/heat-pump-bonus-contest.html - Where: British Columbia · Level: Utility · Run by: BC Hydro - Status: Closing soon · Deadline: 2026-10-31 · Start: 2026-08-01 - Amount: up to $1,000 CAD ($500 to $1,000 bonus) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Landlords, Renters · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-19 · Confidence: high A limited-time extra $500 to $1,000 for BC Hydro customers who replace electric heat with an eligible air source heat pump installed, invoiced and paid between August 1 and October 31, 2026. Incentives: - Whole-home heat pump (Home Renovation Rebate Program): $1,000 (On top of the regular $4,000 rebate.) - Partial-home heat pump (Home Renovation Rebate Program): $500 (On top of the regular $1,500 rebate.) - Ductless multi-split heat pump (Condo and Apartment Rebate Program): $1,000 (Pre-approval required.) - Ductless mini-split heat pump (Condo and Apartment Rebate Program): $500 (Pre-approval required.) Eligibility: - BC Hydro customer in good standing, with any outstanding balance paid - Air source heat pump that replaces an existing electric heating system and meets the Home Renovation Rebate or Condo and Apartment Rebate requirements - Installation completed, invoiced and fully paid between August 1 and October 31, 2026 - Complete rebate application submitted by November 30, 2026 How to apply: 1. Have an HPCN contractor finish the installation and pay the invoice in full by October 31, 2026 2. Condo and apartment owners: get BC Hydro pre-approval before the work starts 3. Submit the regular heat pump rebate application by November 30, 2026; the bonus is assessed with it Stacks with: Home Renovation Rebate Program; BC Hydro Condo and Apartment Rebate Program Notes: The deadline shown is the install-and-pay cutoff (October 31, 2026); applications are due November 30, 2026. Funding may run out before then. Only electric-to-heat-pump upgrades qualify; other upgrades in the same project do not earn the bonus. After October 31, only the regular rebates apply. ## myEnergy Rewards - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-hydro-one-myenergy-rewards - Official source: https://www.hydroone.com/saving-money-and-energy/myenergy-rewards - Where: Ontario · Level: Utility · Run by: Hydro One - Status: Closing soon · Deadline: 2026-11-30 - Amount: up to $100 CAD ($100 prepaid card) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Businesses · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: no - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Hydro One customers in eligible postal codes can get a $100 prepaid card for enrolling a compatible smart thermostat in its demand-response program. The current offer ends November 30, 2026, or earlier if spots run out. Incentives: - Smart thermostat enrolment: $100 (Prepaid card for the first 5,500 new applicants, until November 30, 2026.) - EV managed charging pilot: Up to $100 (Invitation only.) Eligibility: - Hydro One residential or small business customer in an eligible postal code (check with Hydro One's eligibility tool). - Compatible HVAC smart thermostat (Sensi, ecobee, Google Nest or Honeywell models) and stable, always-on Wi-Fi. - You cannot be enrolled in Save on Energy's Peak Perks at the same time. How to apply: 1. Check your postal code on Hydro One's myEnergy Rewards page. 2. Click Enrol now, choose your thermostat brand, and follow the prompts on the partner platform. 3. Connect the thermostat. The reward is sent once enrolment is confirmed. Stacks with: Home Renovation Savings Program Notes: The $100 offer is limited to the first 5,500 new applicants and ends November 30, 2026, or earlier if spots run out. The postal-code limit applies only to new applicants; current members stay enrolled. Hydro One customers outside eligible areas can join Peak Perks instead. Questions: 1-866-658-1878 or myenergyrewards@hydroone.com. ## Nanaimo Home Energy Retrofit Financing Program - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-nanaimo-home-energy-retrofit-financing - Official source: https://www.nanaimo.ca/green-initiatives/climate-action/green-buildings/home-energy-retrofit-financing-program - Where: Nanaimo, British Columbia · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Nanaimo - Status: Closing soon · Deadline: 2026-10-31 · Start: 2026-09-14 - Amount: up to $15,000 CAD (Up to $15,000 at 0% interest) · Type: Interest-free loan - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-19 · Confidence: high Nanaimo homeowners can borrow up to $15,000 interest-free for heat pumps, insulation, windows and doors, solar and batteries, repaid over 10 years on the property tax bill. The current intake runs September 14 to October 31, 2026. Incentives: - Home energy retrofit loan (heat pump, envelope, solar, battery): Up to $15,000 at 0%, repaid over 10 years on property taxes (Up to 25% of costs (maximum $5,000) can be advanced for a contractor deposit.) - Pre-upgrade EnerGuide evaluation discount for financing participants: $200 off (About 35 discounts, first come, first served by application date. This is in addition to the City's $150 Home Energy Assessment Rebate.) Eligibility: - Property within City of Nanaimo boundaries with an assessed value of $1.23 million or less, and property taxes up to date. - Household income must be below the City's 90th-percentile limits ($185,505 for one person up to $344,712 for four or more) and above the CleanBC Energy Savings Program Level 1 threshold, unless you are already accepted in that program. - Only the property owner can apply and sign. Second homes you own are eligible. - You must complete a pre-upgrade EnerGuide evaluation, use an approved contractor, join the free Home Energy Navigator, and sign the financing agreement before work begins. How to apply: 1. Check with your mortgage lender that the program does not conflict with your mortgage terms. 2. Submit the online application by October 31, 2026, or apply in person at the Service and Resource Centre, 411 Dunsmuir Street, with your latest Notice of Assessment for every adult in the home and proof of ownership. 3. If accepted, sign the petition to Council, get a pre-upgrade EnerGuide evaluation and contractor quotes, then sign the financing agreement before work starts. Stacks with: CleanBC Energy Savings Program (ground-oriented homes) Notes: If you qualify for the CleanBC Energy Savings Program, apply there first; City financing can then cover eligible costs the rebate does not. The cost of the post-upgrade EnerGuide evaluation can be included in the loan. An EnerGuide evaluation done on or after April 1, 2024 may be reusable if no work has started. Questions: retrofit.financing@nanaimo.ca. ## Affordable Heat Pump Program (AHPP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/yt-affordable-heat-pump-program - Official source: https://yukon.ca/en/good-energy-rebates - Where: Yukon · Level: Provincial · Run by: Government of Yukon, Energy Branch (Energy, Mines and Resources) with federal funding - Status: Waitlist - Amount: up to $24,000 CAD (Up to $24,000 (up to 100% of cost)) · Type: Rebate - Who: Homeowners, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: not stated - Last verified: 2026-10-11 · Confidence: low Lower- and median-income Yukon homeowners can have up to 100% of a heat pump's purchase and installation covered, to a maximum of $24,000; demand has exceeded funding and new applicants have been waitlisted. Incentives: - Heat pump purchase and installation: Up to 100% of cost, max $24,000 (Share covered depends on income.) - Homes switching from oil heat: $250 upfront (Federal payment.) Eligibility: - After-tax household income below: 1 resident $53,820; 2 $110,400; 3 $139,150; 4 $163,300; 5+ $184,000 - Own the home in Yukon - Pre-approval required before installation How to apply: 1. Contact the Energy Branch (energy@yukon.ca, 867-393-7063) to apply or join the waitlist before installing 2. Do not install until you have written approval Notes: Ask the Energy Branch whether the waitlist is still open and where you are on it before you get quotes. Income limits may be updated each year. ## Enhanced Energy Savings Program (EESP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nb-enhanced-energy-savings - Official source: https://saveenergynb.ca/for-home/enhanced-energy-savings-program/ - Where: New Brunswick · Level: Utility · Run by: NB Power (Save Energy NB) - Status: Waitlist - Amount: no single maximum (Free upgrades) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high New Brunswick homeowners with household income of $70,000 or less can get insulation, ventilation and, where suitable, a heat pump at no cost, but new registrations are on a waiting list that NB Power says could be up to two years. Incentives: - Basement, attic and wall insulation; air sealing: No cost (As recommended in the evaluation) - Ventilation for air quality or moisture: No cost - Mini-split heat pump: No cost where eligible (Includes 10-year warranty and three deep cleans; not guaranteed) - Oil heating replacement and oil system removal: No cost where approved (The oil system must be removed to take part) Eligibility: - You own the home in New Brunswick and live in it - Combined gross household income of $70,000 or less (line 15000 of each adult's Notice of Assessment, adults 19 and over) - Any heating type and any electricity provider How to apply: 1. Register online and upload each adult's latest CRA Notice of Assessment (couples who split pension income send both full T1 returns instead) 2. New registrations go on a waiting list; do not reapply or call to check your place 3. When funding allows, NB Power sends an acceptance letter or email and a service organization books the pre-upgrade evaluation 4. An approved contractor completes the work, followed by a post-upgrade evaluation Notes: Heat pumps are not guaranteed; they depend on the evaluation, and the program does not reimburse heat pumps you buy yourself or repair rental units. If you want to keep your oil tank, or you would rather not wait, the Total Home Energy Savings Program offers rebates instead. You cannot be in Total Home and EESP at the same time. ## City of Edmonton Residential Clean Energy Improvement Program (Edmonton CEIP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-edmonton-ceip - Official source: https://www.edmonton.ca/ceip - Where: Edmonton, Alberta · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Edmonton (administered by Alberta Municipalities) - Status: Waitlist - Amount: up to $50,000 CAD ($3,000 to $50,000) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Edmonton's property-tax financing for home energy upgrades, from $3,000 up to $50,000 at a fixed 6% rate; new pre-qualifications are being waitlisted. Incentives: - Eligible efficiency and renewable upgrades (minimum three): $3,000 to $50,000 (6.00% fixed for the current tranche; up to 20-year term.) Eligibility: - Legal owner of an existing residential property in Edmonton (detached or semi-detached house, row house, townhome), or a multi-unit residential building - Property taxes not in arrears now or at any time in the last five years, plus other financial requirements in the terms and conditions - At least three eligible upgrades, unless fewer reach net zero or the property has used CEIP before - Approval required before work begins; CEIP-qualified contractor How to apply: 1. Complete the CEIP pre-qualification form through Alberta Municipalities; it will be placed on the waitlist 2. When invited, get an EnerGuide home evaluation and choose CEIP-qualified contractors 3. Submit the project application, sign the agreements, complete the work and a post-project EnerGuide evaluation 4. Repay through your property tax bill Stacks with: National Heat Pump Rebate Notes: Being waitlisted does not guarantee financing. Edmonton's earlier rebate programs, the Home Energy Retrofit Accelerator and the solar rebate, are closed. ## Guelph Greener Homes - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-guelph-greener-homes - Official source: https://guelph.ca/living/environment/energy/guelph-greener-homes/ - Where: Guelph, Ontario · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Guelph - Status: Waitlist - Amount: up to $50,000 CAD (0% loans up to $50,000; low-income heat pump grants up to $15,000) · Type: Interest-free loan - Who: Homeowners, Landlords, Income-qualified · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Guelph offers 0% interest loans of up to $50,000 for home energy upgrades, but loan funding is nearly used up and new applicants go on a waitlist. Low-income households can still apply for grants of up to $15,000 toward an air-source heat pump. Incentives: - Zero-interest retrofit loan: Up to $50,000 (10-year term, no administration fee, 20% down payment (max $10,000). Waitlist only.) - Low-income air-source heat pump grant: Up to $15,000 (Primary residence, CVA of $350,000 or less, and income under the limit ($48,220 for 1 person up to $127,576 for 7 or more). You pay 50% of the project cost. Limited funding.) Eligibility: - Low-rise residential property in Guelph with a City tax account, more than 5 years old. All registered owners consent. - No back taxes, liens or title disputes, and work has not started. - Enrol in a 12-month pre-authorized payment plan for property taxes and loan repayment. - Grant only: primary residence, current value assessment of $350,000 or less, and household income under the limits. How to apply: 1. Register through the program's online portal (loan applicants join the waitlist). 2. Once approved, submit a pre-retrofit energy audit and contractor quotes to request funds. 3. Complete the work, then submit a post-retrofit audit and invoices to receive the final payment. Stacks with: Home Renovation Savings Program Notes: Loan funding is almost fully committed, so new loan applicants join a waitlist and are served first come, first served while funds last. Grants for air-source heat pumps are still available to low-income homeowners while funding lasts. Pre- and post-retrofit energy audits are required. Contact the program at 519-822-1260 ext. 3984. ## Calgary Home Upgrades Program (HUP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-calgary-home-upgrades-program - Official source: https://www.homeupgradesprogram.ca/calgary - Where: Calgary, Alberta · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Calgary, delivered by Kambo Energy Group - Status: Waitlist - Amount: no single maximum (Free upgrades) · Type: Free upgrade - Who: Homeowners, Renters, Income-qualified · Income-tested: yes · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Free home energy upgrades, such as insulation and efficient furnaces, for income-qualified Calgary homeowners and renters; the upgrades stream is taking waitlist applications. Incentives: - Home Upgrades (insulation, furnace, toilets, lighting and more): Free (Currently waitlisted.) - RetroKit (DIY efficiency kit): Free (Open to income-qualified households.) - Empower Me workshops: Free (Open to everyone; no income test.) Eligibility: - Calgary resident; homeowner or renter - Household income (all members 18+) at or below: 1 person $52,884; 2 $65,836; 3 $80,938; 4 $98,269; 5 $111,456; 6 $125,703; 7+ $139,951 - Home Upgrades stream: detached house, duplex or townhome built before 1998 - Applicant's name on the utility bill - Owner-occupiers renting part of their home may qualify; rental income counts toward household income How to apply: 1. Apply online through homeupgradesprogram.ca/calgary 2. Join the waitlist for the Home Upgrades stream, or request a RetroKit 3. When selected, book the free home assessment; upgrades are installed at no cost Notes: Joining the waitlist does not guarantee upgrades. RetroKits and workshops are available while you wait. Edmonton and other Alberta communities do not currently have an equivalent free-upgrade program. ## City of Calgary Residential Clean Energy Improvement Program (Calgary CEIP) - Page: https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-calgary-ceip - Official source: https://www.calgary.ca/environment/programs/clean-energy-improvement-program.html - Where: Calgary, Alberta · Level: Municipal · Run by: City of Calgary (administered by Alberta Municipalities) - Status: Upcoming - Amount: up to $50,000 CAD (Up to $50,000) · Type: Loan - Who: Homeowners · Income-tested: no · Energy assessment required: yes - Last verified: 2026-10-12 · Confidence: high Calgary's property-tax financing for home energy upgrades of up to $50,000; residential intake is closed until winter 2026/2027. Incentives: - Eligible efficiency and renewable upgrades: Up to $50,000 (100% of costs) (Estimated 6.00% to 6.10% fixed for the next intake; terms up to 20 years based on the life of the upgrades.) Eligibility: - Owner listed on the Certificate of Title of a low-rise residential property in Calgary (detached or semi-detached house, row house, townhome, or qualifying residential part of a mixed-use or multi-unit building); new builds do not qualify - No property tax arrears or foreclosure, and other financial requirements on the City's page - Upgrades from the CEIP eligible list, installed by a CEIP-qualified contractor; no DIY work - Application approved before any work starts - Upgrades completed by November 15 are added to the next year's tax bill How to apply: 1. Sign up for City of Calgary CEIP email updates to hear when intake reopens 2. When open, submit the pre-qualification form through Alberta Municipalities at ceip.abmunis.ca 3. Get an EnerGuide evaluation, choose a qualified contractor and submit the project application 4. Sign the agreements, complete the work and a post-project EnerGuide evaluation, then repay through property taxes starting the following June 30 Stacks with: National Heat Pump Rebate Notes: No exact reopening date has been published. Projects started before approval cannot be financed, so wait for approval before signing a contract. Income-qualified Calgarians can also apply to the free Calgary Home Upgrades Program. ## Closed programs - Canada Greener Homes Grant (Canada): closed 2025-12-31. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-canada-greener-homes-grant - Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program (Canada): closed 2026-07-31. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-oil-to-heat-pump-affordability - Chauffez vert – Oil and Propane Heating Replacement (Québec): closed 2026-03-31. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-chauffez-vert - Canada Greener Homes Loan (Canada): closed 2025-10-01. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-canada-greener-homes-loan - Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program (NB Power advance funding) (New Brunswick): closed 2026-06-30. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nb-oil-to-heat-pump-affordability - Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program (Nova Scotia delivery) (Nova Scotia): closed 2026-07-01. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ns-oil-to-heat-pump-affordability - Incentives for Zero-Emission Vehicles Program (Canada): closed 2025-03-31. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-izev - Canada Secondary Suite Loan Program (Canada): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-canada-secondary-suite-loan-program - Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program (PEI) (Prince Edward Island): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/pe-oil-to-heat-pump-affordability - Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (Canada): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ca-zero-emission-vehicle-infrastructure-program - Heat Pump Rebates (Energy Efficient Equipment Rebates) (Prince Edward Island): closed 2026-04-15. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/pe-heat-pump-rebates - Solar Electric Rebate Program (Prince Edward Island): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/pe-solar-electric-rebate - Clean Home Heating Initiative (Ajax, Barrie and other areas, Ontario): closed 2024-02-23. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-clean-home-heating-initiative - CleanBC Go Electric Passenger Vehicle Rebate (British Columbia): closed 2025-05-15. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-go-electric-passenger-vehicle-rebate - Electric Vehicle Incentive (Prince Edward Island): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/pe-ev-incentive - Provincial EV Rebate Program (Newfoundland and Labrador): closed 2026-03-15. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nl-provincial-ev-rebate - CoolSaver Program (Save on Energy Local Initiatives) (Toronto, York Region and other areas, Ontario): closed 2025-10-31. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-save-on-energy-coolsaver - AEA Electric Vehicle and Charger Rebate (Northwest Territories): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nt-aea-ev-rebate - Éconologis (Québec): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-econologis - Free Heat Pump Program (Prince Edward Island): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/pe-free-heat-pump-program - Good Energy Zero-Emission Vehicle, E-Bike and Charger Rebates (Yukon): closed 2026-03-31. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/yt-clean-transportation-rebates - Home Heating System Rebates (Nova Scotia): closed 2025-12-31. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ns-home-heating-system-rebates - Nova Scotia Electric Vehicle Rebate (Nova Scotia): closed 2025-04-04. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ns-ev-rebate - Plug-In NB Electric Vehicle Rebate (New Brunswick): closed 2025-06-30. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nb-plug-in-nb-ev-rebate - SolarHomes (Nova Scotia): closed 2025-04-17. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ns-solarhomes - Sarnia Saves (Sarnia, Point Edward and other areas, Ontario): closed 2026-04-17. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-enbridge-sarnia-saves - Home Efficiency Retrofit Rebate (Saskatchewan): closed 2026-04-30. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/sk-home-efficiency-retrofit-rebate - Energy Efficiency Discounts Program (Saskatchewan): closed 2026-07-27. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/sk-energy-efficiency-discounts - Home Efficiency Rebate Plus (Ontario): closed 2024-02-05. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-enbridge-home-efficiency-rebate-plus - LogisVert – No-Cost Heat Pump for Modest-Income Households (Québec): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/qc-logisvert-free-heat-pump-low-income - Total Home Solar PV Incentive (New Brunswick): closed 2026-05-27. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/nb-solar-pv-incentive - Better Homes Kingston (Kingston, Ontario): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-kingston-better-homes - Clean Energy Financing (Amherst, Bridgewater and other areas, Nova Scotia): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ns-clean-energy-financing - Switch Charlottetown (Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/pe-charlottetown-switch-charlottetown - Better Homes Hamilton Pilot Program (Hamilton, Ontario): closed 2024-02-01. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-better-homes-hamilton - Saanich Heat Pump Financing Program (Saanich, British Columbia): closed 2026-10-13. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-saanich-heat-pump-financing - Better Homes Burlington Zero-Interest Heat Pump Loan (Burlington, Ontario): closed 2024-12-31. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/on-burlington-better-homes-loan - HAT Smart Existing Homes Incentive Program (Medicine Hat, Alberta): closed 2026-12-15. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-medicine-hat-hat-smart-existing-homes - City of Vancouver Heat Pump Top-Up (Vancouver, British Columbia): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-vancouver-heat-pump-top-up - Edmonton Change Homes for Climate Solar Program (Edmonton, Alberta): closed 2025-11-03. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-edmonton-change-homes-for-climate-solar - West Vancouver Electrical Service Upgrade and Heat Pump Water Heater Top-Ups (West Vancouver, British Columbia): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/bc-west-vancouver-top-ups - Canmore Residential Solar Incentive (Canmore, Alberta): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-canmore-residential-solar-incentive - City of Lethbridge Clean Energy Improvement Program (Lethbridge, Alberta): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-lethbridge-ceip - City of St. Albert Clean Energy Improvement Program (St. Albert, Alberta): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-st-albert-ceip - Edmonton Home Energy Retrofit Accelerator (Edmonton, Alberta): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-edmonton-home-energy-retrofit-accelerator - Strathcona County Clean Energy Improvement Program (Strathcona County, Alberta): closed. https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/ab-strathcona-county-ceip